Halloween is getting a little more brick-built this year. Legoland parks in Florida and California are both expanding their seasonal festivities to include trick-or-treating neighborhoods, giving families a new reason to visit during the spooky season.
The additions signal a broader push by Legoland to deepen its Halloween programming, moving beyond decorations and themed rides to create more immersive, walkable experiences designed for young guests and their families.
Trick-or-treating neighborhoods — a concept familiar from larger theme-park Halloween events — let kids move through themed areas collecting candy, making the experience feel more like a traditional Halloween outing while keeping it squarely inside the park.
For Florida families, Legoland Florida in Winter Haven continues to position itself as a go-to destination for the Halloween season, particularly for the younger crowd who might find other parks' horror-focused events a bit intense.
This reporting was based on coverage from Blooloop.
