Legoland offers a festive kid-centric Halloween celebration on select weekends this fall. The fun includes tons of candy, an all-new show lineup, never-before-seen exclusive Lego characters, and more.

New features for 2025: the Coast Cruise transforms into the Ghost Cruise, complete with ghostly surprises and giggles, the Driving Schools become a haunted highway full of silly scares and boo-levard detours, and the the Park entrance comes alive with Halloween mischief in the  Monster Halloween Hub, where guests can meet and greet with favorites like Mummy, Monster Rocker, Green Witch, Tiger Woman, and Spider Lady.

The fun starts at the Park's entrance, where Monster Security Checkpoint Street Performers check that only “real monsters” enter the party.

Once in the Park, guests can trick or treat down the Candy Cauldron Trail, a wicked walkthrough experience with witches and cauldrons of candy.Throughout the park, it's showtime, with returning favorites Once Upon a Brick - The Tale of the Wolf Guy, Zombie University, The Monster Rock Off, and Lord Vampyre’s Very Important Monsters (V.I.M) Costume Party, as well as the 4D movie The Great Monster Chase.

LEGO T-Rex Guy transforms Dino Valley into the Prehistoric Pumpkin Patch, where sweet treats await, as well as a chance to build your very own LEGO pumpkin. 

The Dragon Coaster gets a seasonal makeover to become the Disco Dragon Coaster, and little builders can make their own LEGO Spider build.

Admission tickets dated for Brick-or-Treat event days include the event. Parking is not included. Toddlers under age 3 do not require a ticket to Legoland.