In 2018, Legoland Florida Resort will bring 12 months of fun with a huge lineup of special events and attraction openings.
To bring happiness and fun back to Florida’s children in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, Legoland Florida Resort will donate 18,000 theme park tickets to the UNICEF Kid Power Schools program, and 2,000 tickets to Citrus Center Boys & Girls Clubs.
Are you ready to enter the Lego world and face, race and beat the best of the best? Three Legoland parks are virtually transforming their Project X roller coasters into The Great Lego Race.
Bookmark this page and check back to see the latest on how Hurricane Irma is affecting Central Florida’s theme parks and attractions.
The Halloween party that’s #BuiltForKids makes its return this October to Legoland Florida Resort for seven days. Packed with plenty of spooky activities, Brick or Treat is sure to delight the whole family, starting Oct. 14.
With Hurricane Irma on her way towards Florida, and Tropical Storm Jose following close behind, the Attractions team has assembled some hurricane policies and advice for visitors to Central Florida’s theme parks.
After two years of concerts inside Heartlake Hall, the Lego Friends to the Rescue show at Legoland Florida will be ending its run on Sept. 4, 2017.
Legoland Florida Resort is encouraging families to ditch their “traditional” Father’s Day plans to spend the day making memories, thanks to their online flash sale just in time for the holiday.
Legoland Florida Resort is bringing new “knightly” fun starting this July with Legoland Knight Lights, a festival of medieval fun for the whole family.
Legoland Florida Resort is setting out to honor those who serve us as everyday heroes by offering free single-day park admission to police officers, EMS personnel and firefighters through the end of May. Eligible participants will also be able to purchase tickets for up to four guests at a 50 percent discount.
