Legoland Florida is hosting Brick or Treat each weekend in October. The event features candy, Lego building, dancing and the Miniland area has some added Halloween theming. It’s all included with park admission.
Today, Oct. 15, 2012, marks the one-year anniversary of the opening of Legoland Florida. Park guests enjoyed thousands of free brightly colored cupcakes, birthday buttons and a prize patrol team that passed out gifts such as free food, model shop tours, admission tickets and annual passes. Here’s a video of the birthday (or brickday) celebration…
Time flies when you’re having fun. That old saying has never been truer than at Legoland Florida. It’s almost been a whole year since Central Florida’s newest theme park opened. To help celebrate their first anniversary, they’re offering half-price tickets to visit on their birthday, Oct. 15, 2012, plus a prize patrol and free cupcakes.
By Andy Guinigundo Carlsbad, Calif. – Less than an hour north of San Diego, Calif. is the beach town of Carlsbad. Here resides the original North American Legoland. Open in 1999, its development has somewhat foreshadowed the development of Legoland Florida.
By Kevin Yee This week in Photo Finds we take a look around Legoland Water Park beyond the initial survey we took of the attractions when the water park first opened a few months ago. We’ll dig deeper into the themed elements, take a walk up into each of the attractions, and see what kinds…
Legoland Florida has officially announced plans to bring the Force to Florida with a new expansion to the park, a Star Wars Miniland Cluster. The new Miniland area will feature more than 2,000 Lego models with some being more than six-feet-tall with interactive buttons allowing children to activate movement throughout the scenes.
Legoland Florida will be celebrating their first Halloween this year. Kids will be able to Brick-or-Treat each Saturday and Sunday in October.
Kids will be heading back to school in just a few weeks and moms and dads are looking for deals while kids are searching for backpacks, lunch boxes, T-shirts, hats, thermoses, gadgets and supplies as they gear up for school. Legoland Florida now offers a shopping pass allowing shoppers access into the park to shop…
We haven’t been able to get an official confirmation, but we’ve heard a rumor from a reliable source that the Miniland area at Legoland Florida is expanding in a month or so. But this won’t be just another area of the U.S. represented, in fact it will be out of this world. Rumor has it…
Legoland Florida will celebrate Fourth of July with a bang featuring its first Independence Day festivities, Red, Brick and Boom. Look for four nights of family fun and fireworks, July 4 through 7, 2012.
