Christmas Bricktacular
- Dates
- Select days, Nov 21 to Jan 3
- Tickets
- Included with admission
- New in 2026
- Drone show, light trail
- Where
- Winter Haven, about 1 hour away
Our pickLEGOLAND FloridaSee tickets →LEGOLAND Florida's Christmas event, Christmas Bricktacular, runs on select dates from November 21, 2026 through January 3, 2027 in Winter Haven, about an hour from Orlando. It's included with general theme park admission and eligible annual passes, so there's no extra ticket. It doesn't run every day, so check the dates below first.
Christmas Bricktacular 2026 dates
Select dates from November 21, 2026 through January 3, 2027:
- November: 21, 22, 27, 28, 29
- December: 5, 6, 12, 13, then every day from 18 to 31
- January: 1, 2, 3
Tickets: Christmas Bricktacular is included with general theme park admission and eligible annual passes.
What's at Christmas Bricktacular in 2026
- A Christmas drone show, new this year, starring LEGO Santa. LEGOLAND's event page lists it only on December 5, 12 and 19 to 30, so pick one of those nights if the drones are why you're going.
- An interactive light trail, also new, with LEGO building along the way.
- A Rap Battle Show, the resort's first.
- A 30-foot LEGO Christmas tree.
- LEGO Santa and other festive characters.
- Holiday food and drinks, and hands-on building.
How to plan your day
LEGOLAND is in Winter Haven, about an hour from Orlando, so leave early.
- Go in the morning for rides while lines are short. Our LEGOLAND guide covers who it's for and honest ways to save.
- Look at the day's schedule for show times, since the drone show needs a dark sky.
- Stay for the lights if the park's hours allow it. Hours change by date, so check the calendar before you buy.
Weekdays December 18 to 23 should be a better bet than the week after Christmas, which is one of the busiest of the year everywhere in Orlando. For December 25 plans, see what's open on Christmas Day in Orlando.
What ages is LEGOLAND Florida best for?
LEGOLAND is built for ages 2 to 12. For little ones, DUPLO Valley is the highlight. See Orlando with toddlers.
Other holiday plans for kids
- Bottle-feed a baby highland calf at Mini Moo Land in Kissimmee, 10% off through us. (I'm Boggy Creek's marketing manager.)
- Snow in Orlando, including ICE! and Celebration's nightly snowfall.
- Christmas lights around Orlando.
- Kissimmee at Christmas.
LEGOLAND Christmas drone show dates
This is the detail most likely to trip you up. LEGOLAND's event page lists the new drone show for December 5, December 12 and December 19 to 30 only. That means the November dates, December 6, 13, 18 and 31, and the January dates have no drone show listed. If the drones are why you are going, pick from that shorter list and confirm on the day.
A few other dated extras from the same page:
- Tree lighting. November 20 at 6 pm, the evening before the event opens, included with regular admission.
- North Pole Postal Service. Event days through December 24.
- Kids' New Year's Eve. An early fireworks display on December 31.
Hours are the open question. LEGOLAND's hours calendar says the park typically runs 10 am to 5 pm on weekdays and to 6 pm on weekends, and that event hours will be revealed closer to the dates. The drone show needs a dark sky, so check the calendar the week of your visit before you plan dinner or the drive home.
Parking, the drive and the address to use
The directions page gives the address as One LEGOLAND Way, Winter Haven, and offers 6000 Cypress Gardens Boulevard as a backup if your GPS does not find it. From Orlando, take I-4 West to Exit 55, US 27 South, then turn right on State Road 540. The park is four miles on the left.
Parking is paid. LEGOLAND does not publish the price on that page, only that a voucher bought online ahead of time costs less than paying at the booth. Toll booths open about 30 to 45 minutes before the park. Premium and Preferred annual passes include parking. LEGOLAND also mentions a round-trip LEGOLAND Express shuttle from Orlando, without times or prices, so check before you go.
Standard annual passes have blockout dates. If you hold one, look at the blockout calendar before choosing a December day.
Accessibility and quiet spaces
LEGOLAND's accessibility page says the resort is a Certified Autism Center and publishes a sensory guide rating each attraction. Sensory rooms are in the DUPLO Valley Baby Care Center and First Aid. The HERO Access Pass, from Guest Services, gives a return time instead of a queue for up to six people. Disability parking is near the entrance.
On a day when the drones are not flying, you can still get your lights closer to Orlando. The Disney Springs Christmas Tree Stroll is free and runs through January 3, 2027.
Not every event day has the drone show
This is the detail most likely to trip you up. LEGOLAND's event page lists the new drone show for December 5, December 12 and December 19 to 30 only. That means the November dates, December 6, 13, 18 and 31, and the January dates have no drone show listed. If the drones are why you are going, pick from that shorter list and confirm on the day.
A few other dated extras from the same page:
- Tree lighting. November 20 at 6 pm, the evening before the event opens, included with regular admission.
- North Pole Postal Service. Event days through December 24.
- Kids' New Year's Eve. An early fireworks display on December 31.
Hours are the open question. LEGOLAND's hours calendar says the park typically runs 10 am to 5 pm on weekdays and to 6 pm on weekends, and that event hours will be revealed closer to the dates. The drone show needs a dark sky, so check the calendar the week of your visit before you plan dinner or the drive home.
Parking, the drive and the address to use
The directions page gives the address as One LEGOLAND Way, Winter Haven, and offers 6000 Cypress Gardens Boulevard as a backup if your GPS does not find it. From Orlando, take I-4 West to Exit 55, US 27 South, then turn right on State Road 540. The park is four miles on the left.
Parking is paid. LEGOLAND does not publish the price on that page, only that a voucher bought online ahead of time costs less than paying at the booth. Toll booths open about 30 to 45 minutes before the park. Premium and Preferred annual passes include parking. LEGOLAND also mentions a round-trip LEGOLAND Express shuttle from Orlando, without times or prices, so check before you go.
Standard annual passes have blockout dates. If you hold one, look at the blockout calendar before choosing a December day.
Accessibility and quiet spaces
LEGOLAND's accessibility page says the resort is a Certified Autism Center and publishes a sensory guide rating each attraction. Sensory rooms are in the DUPLO Valley Baby Care Center and First Aid. The HERO Access Pass, from Guest Services, gives a return time instead of a queue for up to six people. Disability parking is near the entrance.
On a day when the drones are not flying, you can still get your lights closer to Orlando. The Disney Springs Christmas Tree Stroll is free and runs through January 3, 2027.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does LEGOLAND Florida do Christmas?
Yes. Christmas Bricktacular runs on select dates from November 21, 2026 through January 3, 2027.
Is Christmas Bricktacular extra?
No. It's included with general theme park admission and eligible annual passes.
Is LEGOLAND Florida open on Christmas Day?
December 25 is listed as a Christmas Bricktacular date. Check the park's calendar for that day's hours.
When is the LEGOLAND Florida Christmas drone show?
LEGOLAND's event page lists the new drone show for December 5, December 12 and December 19 to 30 only.
How far is LEGOLAND Florida from Orlando?
LEGOLAND is in Winter Haven, about an hour from Orlando. From Orlando, take I-4 West to Exit 55, US 27 South, then turn right on State Road 540.
Is parking free at LEGOLAND Florida?
No. Parking is paid, and a voucher bought online ahead of time costs less than paying at the booth. Premium and Preferred annual passes include parking.
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