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.
Central Florida’s many theme parks will light the night skies July 4, 2012 with special pyrotechnic shows, including a patriotic display at Magic Kingdom, a rock’n’roll spectacular at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Red, Brick and Boom at Legoland Florida and more.
By Kevin Yee It’s a week full of smaller additions to the parks! We spot new trees at Dumbo, removed construction walls, a new sign for Casey Jr Splash ‘n’ Soak, new theming on existing luggage, and a couple of Hidden Mickeys in Storybook Circus. A Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom poster is now up…
Legoland Florida is offering a chance to play like your favorite superhero during Lego Club Weekend Jun. 16 and 17, 2012. Celebrate with dad this Father’s Day during this special weekend and let him show off the superhero you already know he is.
Legoland Florida opened its all-new water park this past Saturday. Thousands of bathing suit-clad Legoland park guests were ready to splash, slide and soak up some sun.
Legoland Florida’s new water park is getting started by setting a new world record. Early estimates show the Guinness World Record for the most people bouncing beach balls was obliterated on May 24, 2012 by guests at the new water park.
This summer, Legoland Florida is helping families deal with Veloxrotaphobia, or fear of roller coasters, by arming parents with “Roller Coaster Readiness” tips.
The Winter Haven Hospital Foundation Citrus Classic 5k was this morning at Legoland Florida. It was the very first running race held at the new theme park.
It’s less than two months until the Legoland Water Park opens and the attraction is getting its middle name – water! More than a half a million gallons of H20 were pumped into the Lego Wave Pool by a friend of the Lego City Volunteer Fire Department.
