If you go down to LEGOLAND this autumn, you're sure of a big surprise.

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Forget what you know about this theme park; Halloween at LEGOLAND is unlike the rest of the year. Every year, LEGOLAND's Brick or Treat event takes over the park, transforming it into a hub of seasonal fun with a hint of spookiness.

As an event, Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND prioritises fun for all the family, meaning that actual frights are few and far between— perfect for anyone with younger kids who still wants to celebrate the holiday season.

LEGOLAND takes Halloween celebrations to the next level thanks to all the activities and attractions on offer at the Brick or Treat event, which is running from late September until early November this year.

Families can enjoy special Halloween rides and concerts, as well as access to over 55 rides and attractions within the LEGOLAND Windsor theme park.

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With half term coming up, it's the perfect chance to whisk your family away on a Halloween-themed mini-break to LEGOLAND, or you can simply head to the park for a single day of Halloween fun. No matter how you choose to celebrate Halloween, we're here to show you how you can make the most of spooky season at LEGOLAND.

Buy LEGOLAND Halloween tickets from £29 at LEGOLAND

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What is Halloween at LEGOLAND like?

Every year when the Halloween season rolls around, LEGOLAND Windsor is transformed into what their website describes as a "pumpkin-filled wonderland". As you can tell from this description, Halloween at LEGOLAND is much more focused on fun rather than the fear factor.

There are plenty of Halloween-themed fun activities going on in the park, in addition to the usual rides and attractions.

First up, there's Monster Street, where you can walk around a ghoulish neighbourhood and meet plenty of characters. Some of the spooky characters will have some sweet treats and LEGO goodies for your kids, but keep an eye out for some tricks along the way too.

If your little ones aren't already hyped up enough from all the Halloween sugar, they can raise their spirits at the Monster Jam show, which sees Monster Rocker, Tiger Woman, Zombie Cheerleader, and Square Foot form the ultimate LEGOLAND rock band.

There's also a special Halloween-themed ride: The Haunted House Monster Party. Not to mention the 4D Movie “Z-Blob Rescue Rush”, photo opportunities and the chance to meet your favourite characters around the park.

Buy LEGOLAND Halloween tickets from £29 at LEGOLAND

What are the 2024 dates for Halloween at LEGOLAND?

LEGOLAND's Halloween event Brick or Trick will be taking place this year from 27th September until 3rd November 2024.

Buy LEGOLAND Halloween tickets from £29 at LEGOLAND

How much do LEGOLAND Halloween tickets cost?

Family walking through Monster Alley
Monster Street Merlin

Ticket prices for LEGOLAND'S Brick or Treat event start at £29. This price will get you a Brick or Treat Online Saver ticket, which grants you access to lots of Halloween activities and over 55 rides and attractions.

You can also pick up a LEGOLAND Annual Pass from £59 and a short break from £60 per person.

Buy LEGOLAND Halloween tickets from £29 at LEGOLAND

Does Halloween at LEGOLAND have any age restrictions?

The LEGOLAND Brick or Treat event is designed to be enjoyable for all the family, therefore there are no age restrictions. The focus is very much on fun, rather than spookiness, which means that it's suitable even for younger children.

And it gets even better; any children under 0.9 metres tall can enter the park completely for free! Their tickets can be collected on the day and do not need to be pre-booked online.

Buy LEGOLAND Halloween tickets from £29 at LEGOLAND

How to get LEGOLAND Halloween tickets

Simply head on over to the LEGOLAND website and choose the ticket that best accommodates your need. Buying your ticket in advance online can help you save over 50%.

Buy LEGOLAND Halloween tickets from £29 at LEGOLAND

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