Why Your Family Will Love Spending the Holidays at LEGOLAND® Florida
The holiday season at LEGOLAND® Florida is a magical experience filled with festive fun for families and LEGO® enthusiasts alike. As the park transforms into a holiday wonderland, visitors can expect a unique blend of holiday cheer and the imaginative world of Lego. We were invited to experience the fun and I am excited to share some of our favorites.
Festive Attractions
During the holidays, LEGOLAND® Florida offers several special attractions and events designed to delight all ages:
LEGO® Christmas Tree: Admire the massive Lego® Christmas tree, constructed entirely from thousands of LEGO® bricks. This iconic decoration serves as the perfect backdrop for family photos.
Seasonal Shows: Enjoy holiday-themed shows featuring your favorite LEGO® characters. The Elf Training Academy, Holly Hype Dance Party and The Very-Merry Mix up are all great options for families. These performances are filled with music, laughter, and festive spirit.
Lego Build Activities: Participate in holiday-themed LEGO® building activities. These hands-on experiences are perfect for sparking creativity and building family memories. There is a special Build to Give Workshop that has a great cause this holiday season.
Holiday-Themed Experiences
To enhance the festive atmosphere, Legoland Florida offers holiday-themed rides and experiences:
Carousel Holiday Sing-A-Long: Climb aboard the multi-level carousel and sing a long to some of your favorite tunes. The carousel is always a fun experience and even more fun with the addition of holiday classics.
North Pole Postal Service: Stop inside this experience to write your own letter to LEGO® Santa himself. This activity is great for youngsters looking to write their Christmas lists and watch it arrive to the North Pole!
Twinkling Lights and Decor: Wander through the park and marvel at the dazzling holiday lights and decorations. The enchanting displays create a magical setting that captures the essence of the season. They also make for fun photo ops that are even Christmas card worthy!
Holiday Treats
No holiday visit is complete without indulging in seasonal treats. Savor delicious holiday-themed snacks and meals available throughout the park. From sundaes to signature apple fries, there’s something to satisfy every craving.
The Christmas Crepe is a delicious and lighter option if you are wanting to cure a sweet tooth. The Holly Jolly Candy Apple is also a great sweet tooth option and is beautifully decorated. If you want savory, definitely The Home for the Holidays sandwich is what you want.
Check the park’s schedule for special events and showtimes to ensure you don’t miss any holiday activities. The LEGO® characters are only out during specific times which can make it easy to miss if not planning ahead. Here is who you can catch around LEGOLAND® Florida for special photo ops:
LEGO® Santa
All-New LEGO® Holiday Elves, Frode & Ivy
LEGO® Gingerbread Man
LEGO® Snowman
LEGO® Nutcracker
Visiting Legoland Florida during the holidays is a delightful experience that combines the joy of the season with the creativity and wonder of the Lego universe. Whether you're building memories with your family or simply enjoying the festive atmosphere, it's a holiday adventure not to be missed.
Until our next expedition.......
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