LEGOLAND California Resort and LEGOLAND Florida Resort are making this year’s Halloween celebrations bigger than ever with the introduction of Brick or Treat Street, an all-new interactive walkthrough experience debuting during the annual Brick or Treat event.
The new attraction features six life-sized Halloween homes inhabited by the popular LEGO Monsters, giving families even more to explore during one of the resorts’ most popular seasonal events.
Six Interactive LEGO Monster Homes
Brick or Treat Street has been designed as a family-friendly Halloween neighbourhood where each house offers its own story and interactive surprises.
Guests can visit the Wacky Witch’s Cottage, where magical experiments have gone amusingly wrong, before continuing to Wolf Guy’s Cabin to witness his full-moon transformation.
Other themed homes include Spider Lady’s Castle, where visitors can discover creepy crawlies and hands-on sensory experiences, Mummy’s Throne Room with an ancient curse that takes a humorous turn, Plant Monster’s Greenhouse filled with oversized vines and mysterious spores, and Scarecrow’s Barn, where guests are challenged to help scare away a mischievous crow.
Rather than focusing on scares, the experience has been created especially for families with younger children, combining playful storytelling with interactive activities.
Returning Halloween Entertainment
Brick or Treat Street is just one of several highlights returning for the 2026 event.
Visitors will once again be able to meet the LEGO Monster characters, enjoy live entertainment throughout the parks and watch The Great Monster Chase 4D Movie.
Each resort will also offer exclusive seasonal experiences.
At LEGOLAND Florida Resort, the popular Monster Skytacular drone show returns on selected evenings, lighting up the night sky with hundreds of synchronised drones. Meanwhile, LEGOLAND California Resort will once again transform The Dragon roller coaster and the Driving School attraction with special Halloween-themed overlays.
As in previous years, Brick or Treat is included with regular park admission, allowing guests to enjoy the seasonal festivities without purchasing a separate event ticket.
Halloween Is Celebrated Across the LEGOLAND Parks
While Brick or Treat Street is exclusive to the California and Florida resorts this year, Halloween is celebrated throughout much of the LEGOLAND portfolio.
LEGOLAND Windsor Resort in the United Kingdom hosts its own Brick or Treat event featuring themed shows, character encounters, trick-or-treat trails and the popular Monster Jam entertainment. LEGOLAND Deutschland celebrates Halloween with giant LEGO pumpkin displays, seasonal decorations, live entertainment and family-friendly attractions, while LEGOLAND Billund transforms its park with thousands of pumpkins, Halloween activities and LEGO-themed seasonal experiences.
Other LEGOLAND parks, including New York, Japan, Malaysia and Dubai, also organise Halloween celebrations adapted to their local audiences, although none have announced the new Brick or Treat Street experience for 2026.
Building on a Popular Family Tradition
Brick or Treat has grown into one of the most successful seasonal events across the LEGOLAND parks, offering a Halloween celebration that focuses on fun rather than fright.
By introducing Brick or Treat Street, LEGOLAND California and LEGOLAND Florida are significantly expanding that experience with an entirely new interactive area that encourages families to explore, play and meet the colourful LEGO Monsters.
The addition further strengthens the parks’ Halloween offerings and demonstrates how Merlin Entertainments continues to invest in seasonal events that encourage guests to return year after year.
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