Disney4me Posted 12 hours ago Report Posted 12 hours ago Okay, so there is no shortage of fun Halloween events in the Orlando area, and we try to go to them all when we can. Of course, you’ve got Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party in Disney World, as well as Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando. Then there’s Howl-O-Scream at SeaWorld Orlando. Brick or Treat But you’ve also got LEGOLAND’s Brick or Treat, and we’ve been going for a few years now, and we’re so ready to jump back into the spooky LEGO action and bring you along with us. So let’s go! The Basics LEGOLAND Brick or Treat is happening on select dates at LEGOLAND Florida from September 1st through November 1st. Here are the dates for this year’s Brick or Treat: September 19th and 26th October 3rd, 4th, 10th, 11th, 17th, 18th, 24th, 25th, 31st November 1st What makes this event so unique is that you don’t have to buy a separate ticket to experience it: just a regular ticket to LEGOLAND gets you access to all the Halloween fun, too. Tickets start at $89 for adults and $39 for kids. Brick or Treat Decor LEGOLAND is decked out for the spooky holiday with loads of Halloween decorations and special builds. Spooky decor around the park! Entertainment There is a ton of specialty entertainment you can find at this event! Here is everything you can experience during Brick or Treat: Zombie Cheer Crew, where you can try out for the cheer team with Zombie Cheerleader and her crew. The Monster Rockoff is a concert with LEGO Monster characters playing iconic rock ‘n’ roll hits. In Once Upon A Brick — The Tale of the Wolf Guy, you’ll learn the story behind one of LEGOLAND’s monsters. The Skeleton Brass Band is sure to liven up your bones. Beastly Brick Beatz, where you can join LEGO’s monsters for a dance party. Kids and groups can even participate in a costume contest (yep, you can come to the park in a costume). Don’t forget to snag your event map so you can find out when all the entertainment is happening! Characters Brick or Treat also gives you a chance to meet some of LEGOLAND’s spookier characters, like Spider Lady, Mummy, Monster Scientist, Monster Rocker, Tiger Woman, LEGO Skeleton Guy, and LEGO Wacky Witch. Wacky Witch Trick-or-Treating Candy stations are located across LEGOLAND, so you can go trick-or-treating, too. It’s time to load up those bags with candy! Candy! This year, the new Brick or Treat Street offers an interactive trick-or-treat experience with six life-sized LEGO Monster homes. According to LEGOLAND, here you’ll “find out who lives on the street and what tricks, bricks, and treats are in store!” Brick or Treat Street Brick or Treat Street is a small group of trick-or-treating experiences where guests will navigate through six houses belonging to some of the spooky characters you can find around the event. Throughout, you will either get tricked or get a treat. Brick or Treat Street This experience was super cute, interactive, and everyone walked out with a small bag of treats. Although we did end up waiting almost an hour for this experience, which we think might be a little too long, kids will definitely love Brick or Treat Street! Brick or Treat Street Exclusive food and drinks Of course, you can’t have a Halloween party without exclusive food and drinks. We tried two Halloween treats on our visit, starting with the Loaded Monster Fries for $19.49. These are fries covered in pulled pork, melted cheese, roasted corn, crispy onions, and a black garlic aïoli. Monster Loaded Fries When they say loaded, they mean loaded! The fries themselves are almost like big chunks of potatoes, which were incredibly well fried and a great vessel for all of the toppings. The pulled pork was super smoky, tender, and really delicious. The melted cheddar cheese was creamy and added an amazing flavor, while the roasted corn was a great addition as well. The black garlic aïoli was the most interesting flavor and tasted caramelized and earthy, and really helped enhance all of the other flavors. Monster Loaded Fries The crispy onions were delicious and added a nice crunchy finish. The vessel that this comes in is really cool because it’s a little zombie LEGO head, but it does make it difficult to get the toppings to the bottom. While this item is pretty expensive because of the souvenir zombie head, it was absolutely delicious! Monster Loaded Fries We also tried the Broomstick Berry Shake for $14.89. This is a shake with vanilla soft serve, blueberry compote, and pieces of cheesecake. Broomstick Berry Shake There was so much blueberry flavor in this shake, although it was not overly sweet. This was a hand-spun milkshake, so it was super creamy, and the use of vanilla soft serve acted as a great base with the blueberry compote. There were also little pieces of cheesecake on top of the shake, which was the only place you get that cheesecake flavor. So really, this tasted like a blueberry ice cream shake with a garnish of cheesecake, but we aren’t complaining! Broomstick Berry Shake Overall, if you are a blueberry fan, you will love this! It was so delicious, fresh, and did not taste artificial at all because of that great tart blueberry compote. We would definitely grab this one again! Broomstick Berry Shake Rides Of course, you’ll be able to ride attractions, too, and one is even getting a special Halloween overlay. Enjoy Halloween Spaceship Elements on Galacticoaster for a limited time. You’ll be able to select elements inspired by the LEGO Monsters Fighters theme, previous Halloween LEGO sets, and a classic Jack-O-Lantern hood ornament! The Galacticoaster The Dragon Roarsome is also getting a Halloween makeover for the season, and you’ll have to brave your way through ghosts, spiders, and bats! You can also take a dizzying ride at The Department of Monster Vehicles, take a Ghost Cruise, and more. Overall We really love this event and think it is an amazing way to bring some Halloween fun into guests’ day at LEGOLAND. It is so fun to walk around and find Halloween experiences throughout the park. We also found that all the activities and experiences were very age-appropriate for the core audience of LEGOLAND. We also loved that the trick-or-treat stations were included in your regular admission ticket with no age restriction, so the whole family can participate. Brick or Treat The new Brick or Treat Street was original, fun, and a really great addition to the event. We did notice that many of the events and entertainment did happen in the late afternoon and evening, so if you aren’t planning on spending the whole day in the park, we would suggest coming in a little later so you don’t miss any of the fun! Our biggest complaint with the event was that the special food and drink offerings did seem to be on the pricier side, so that is something to keep in mind when planning your trip. Fun spooky decor! As you can see, there is a LOT to do at LEGOLAND’s Brick or Treat, and it’s a great way to spend some spooky time with the kiddos. We’ll be covering more LEGOLAND events, so be sure to stay tuned to DFB for more. This Hotel Is MADE For Kids! — Full LEGOLAND Hotel Tour DON'T DO IT ALONE! Our favorite people over at Small World Vacations are ready to help you save time, headaches, and best of all, money, when you book your Disney trip or cruise. 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