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When October rolls around, Legoland's Halloween Fun rules the theme park! Updated October 17, 2008. Related info--- HOME :: Latest News :: Legoland overview :: Legoland rides for ages 8+ :: Legoland attractions for ages 5--8 :: Legoland activities for Preschoolers :: Legoland's Miniland Cities :: Lego Miniland Cities, part 2 :: Legoland Cruise :: Legoland Discount Ticket Info :: Legoland Halloween Fun :: Legoland Halloween Fun"Brick or Treat" is the whimsical name for Legoland's seasonal events every autumn!In the slide show above, you're viewing pictures of cute Halloween decorations and fun events at the Legoland theme park in Carlsbad, California! Every October, Legoland throws a Halloween bash that it calls "Brick or Treat" (a play on words, because--of course--Legoland is famous for their whimsical creations made entirely of Lego bricks!) On this page, you'll discover the events you can enjoy when you visit the family-oriented Legoland theme park on weekends in October. If you haven't been to Legoland yet this year, hurry to the park right now---Legoland's Halloween fun for 2008 is well underway! Daytime Legoland Halloween FunTrick-or-treating is included with admission every Saturday & Sunday in October!
There are 2 types of Halloween fun you can enjoy at Legoland:1.) Daytime events, which center around trick-or-treating on Legoland's "Brick or Treat" trail; viewing cute Halloween decorations; and taking family photos in front of Legoland's colorful Halloween backdrops. You may enjoy Legoland's daytime events every Saturday & Sunday during October. 2.) Nighttime events, which focus on a children's Halloween party held in the Medieval-themed "Castle Hill" themed area of Legoland Park. We'll talk about the Legoland Halloween Party in the section below. For the moment, here are the events you can expect to find during the daytime: 
DAYTIME HALLOWEEN FUN AT LEGOLAND PARK: 1.) Trick-or-treating: Visiting the candy give-away stations along the "Brick or Treat Trail" is the highlight of daytime Halloween events at Legoland. Once you enter the park, head to the Castle Hill section of Legoland, which is the theme park's Halloween headquarters. You'll find Legoland's trick or treat stations laid out on the Wilderness Trail...where, during most times of the year, you can stroll along enjoying foxes, fish & other wildlife made entirely of Lego bricks! "Scary" Lego figures are a highlight of the Brick or Treat trail! This is where you'll find Dracula and Frankenstein made entirely of Lego's! Also, skeletons, a witch, and tombstones. Other decorations line the trick or treat trail, including spiders and webs made of yarn, ghosts and pumpkins. Trick-or-treats are only given out to children, not teens or adults. Legoland limits the number of times each child may pass through the trick-or-treat line. What if your child doesn't wear a costume to Legoland---but wants to join the fun? Don't worry--Legoland sells a variety of Halloween costumes that your kids can wear both at Legoland and for trick-or-treating on Halloween night in your neighborhood. 3.) Enjoy Legoland's Halloween decorations: The Castle Hill section of the theme park is decorated with cute and (hopefully) non-frightening seasonal decor. A down-side to the Legoland Halloween celebration is that MOST of the park is NOT decorated. This seasonal celebration draws many guests into the park at a time of year when they might not have visited otherwise. Legoland definitely needs to beef up its decorations to please these visitors. 4.) Enjoy Legoland's rides & attractions: During the daytime Legoland Halloween fun, the park's entire list of rides and attractions remain open for your family's enjoyment. Nighttime Legoland Halloween Fun!Enjoy Legoland's "Brick or Treat Party Nights!"
Every Saturday evening in October, Legoland holds a kid's Halloween bash! There is no extra fee required to attend...simply your regular daytime admission to the theme park.The "spooky" fun begins at 5 pm and lasts until 9 pm. Head to the Castle Hill section of the park because it's the headquarters for Legoland's Halloween fun. Events include "howling contests"---an ideal activity for kids who LOVE to make noise! A children's Halloween costume contest is the highlight of the evening. Kids may dress up in their costumes to come to Legoland whether or not they plan to enter. However, if they'd like to win a best-costume prize, they may compete in the following categories: Most Lego-themed costume Hunt to win a prize! The Legoland costume contest isn't the only way to win a prize at the party. You can enjoy the Haunted Hideaways Hunt attraction...AND try to win a prize of 4 Legoland tickets at the same time! 
What's the Haunted Hideaways Hunt all about? As you wander through this special party attraction, you and your family should try to find the hidden Lego candy corns. When you think you've found them all, turn in the amount you found on an official entry form. Maybe it will be YOUR family who wins this valuable prize!Lego Pumpkin Build: Every day at Legoland brings guests numerous chances to play with Lego building bricks---Lego stations can be found in nearly every themed area of the park! But, it's only on Halloween that you'll be able to create a "Brick-o-Lantern!" Legoland Halloween dance party: Your evening of fun at the Legoland evening events will be capped off with live music and dancing! No one needs a partner for this whimsical event...which encourages kids to "get the wiggles out" in a festive way! Enjoy rides and attractions: Although more than half of Legoland Park will be closed during the nighttime Halloween party, there are still a selection of rides and attractions available for your enjoyment.The attractions in the Castle Hill and Land of Adventure themed areas will be open, and so will the Lego Technic roller coaster and the Bionicle Blaster ride.
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2.) Take pictures at cute Halloween photo backdrops! Should your kids wear their Halloween costumes to Legoland during October? Certainly! Children's costumes are encouraged at Legoland's Halloween celebration! A number of cute backdrops featuring black cats, spooky trees, pumpkins, etc are available for your enjoyment in snapping seasonal photos for your family's album or scrapbook.
