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Halloween at LEGOLAND Windsor 2026: Brick or Treat
At Halloween, LEGOLAND Windsor transforms for Brick or Treat, an event designed for families and young children. LEGO decorations, costumed characters, shows and Halloween activities are added to the park's usual rides and attractions.
In 2026, Brick or Treat takes place on 10 and 11 October, then from 17 October to 1 November. The atmosphere is deliberately fun rather than frightening, making it an interesting option for celebrating Halloween in London with children without visiting a haunted house or an experience designed to scare.
Brick or Treat dates at LEGOLAND Windsor in 2026
In 2026, Brick or Treat takes place on the following dates:
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- 10 and 11 October 2026;
- from 17 October to 1 November 2026.
The second period includes the autumn school holidays for many British families. The park can therefore be particularly busy, especially at weekends and around Halloween.
If your dates are flexible, book before the school holidays and arrive when the park opens. This gives you more time to enjoy the rides before focusing on the Halloween shows and activities.
What can you do at LEGOLAND Windsor for Halloween?
Brick or Treat does not replace a normal day at LEGOLAND: the event adds Halloween activities and decorations to a visit to the park. Families can therefore alternate between rides, shows and encounters with LEGO Monsters characters.
Lord Vampyre's House Party
Lord Vampyre's House Party returns in 2026. The show invites visitors to dance with Lord Vampyre and characters from LEGO's Halloween universe.
The programme also includes Haunted House Monster Party, an attraction that is already part of the park but is particularly well suited to the Brick or Treat atmosphere.
Monster Jam and Disco Dragon
Monster Jam is one of the shows taking place during the event, featuring LEGO Monsters on stage.
Over in Knight's Kingdom, Disco Dragon adds a Halloween twist to The Dragon, one of LEGOLAND Windsor's signature family roller coasters.
LEGO characters and Halloween decorations
Meet-and-greets with LEGO Monsters and other characters take place around the park. Several seasonal displays also provide opportunities for family photos.
The Resort as a whole takes on a Halloween atmosphere, with LEGO creations and decorations installed especially for the event.
Is Brick or Treat scary for children?
No, that is not the aim. Brick or Treat is designed as a family-friendly Halloween event, including for younger children. The monsters are LEGO characters, the shows remain suitable for children, and the atmosphere focuses on humour, music and costumes rather than scares.
This is one of the main differences compared with some temporary Halloween attractions aimed at teenagers and adults. Children who are particularly sensitive to darker settings may still encounter monster or ghost decorations, but LEGOLAND explicitly presents the event as suitable for younger visitors.
Are LEGOLAND rides open during Halloween?
Yes. The park's rides remain available during Brick or Treat alongside the Halloween activities. LEGOLAND has more than 55 rides, shows and experiences.
Some attractions may, however, operate according to a seasonal schedule. Before visiting, check availability in the official LEGOLAND Windsor app, particularly if your children are keen to go on a specific ride.
Our LEGOLAND Windsor guide covers the park's main attractions, height restrictions and the different areas to prioritise depending on your children's ages.
Brick or Treat tickets in 2026
Brick or Treat is included with LEGOLAND Windsor admission on event dates. You therefore do not need to buy a separate Halloween ticket to enjoy the activities advertised as part of the event.
In 2026, Brick or Treat Online Saver tickets start from £37 per person. Prices depend on the date and availability, and booking online in advance is generally cheaper than buying tickets on the day.
Do not choose your date based on price alone. During Brick or Treat, a slightly more expensive but less crowded day may be better value if it allows children to enjoy more rides and activities without spending as much time in queues.
Brick or Treat opening times
LEGOLAND Windsor's opening times vary depending on the date. There is therefore no single timetable that applies throughout the Brick or Treat period.
Check the official calendar for your chosen day and look at the show times once you arrive. The LEGOLAND Windsor app is useful for planning your day around the entertainment programme and ride waiting times.
Staying at LEGOLAND Windsor for Halloween
LEGOLAND offers Halloween Short Breaks during the Brick or Treat period. Packages include one night's accommodation with breakfast and one day's admission to the park.
Families staying in one of the Resort's accommodation options also receive additional benefits advertised with these packages, including Early Ride Time and a LEGOLAND gift in the room.
In 2026, Halloween stays start from £123 per person. This starting price is based on two adults and two children sharing a lodge at Woodland Village, with one night's accommodation and one-day park tickets, and remains subject to availability.
Staying overnight can be particularly useful if you want to spend two days in the area or avoid travelling back to London late in the day with young children.
Tips for Halloween at LEGOLAND Windsor
Children can come in costume, and LEGOLAND encourages dressing up during Brick or Treat. Costumes must, however, remain suitable for a family event. Full-face masks and imitation weapons are not permitted.
Late October can also be cold and wet, so bring warm, waterproof clothing. A significant part of the day is spent outdoors and several rides are outside. For children wearing costumes, choose something that can easily be worn under or over a coat.
Finally, there is no need to try to attend every activity. Choose two or three priority rides and the shows your children are most interested in, then adapt the rest of the day according to waiting times.
How to get to LEGOLAND Windsor from London
LEGOLAND Windsor is located around 40 km west of London. From London Paddington, you can travel by train to Windsor & Eton Central with a change at Slough. Direct trains also run from London Waterloo to Windsor & Eton Riverside.
Both stations are in central Windsor, so you then need to continue to LEGOLAND by bus, shuttle or taxi. The park can also be reached by coach or car.
If you are making a day trip from London, leave early enough to arrive close to opening time. The different transport options and parking information are covered in our LEGOLAND Windsor practical guide.
What else can you do for Halloween in London?
Brick or Treat can easily fill a whole day. For the rest of your stay, our Halloween in London guide covers the main events taking place across the capital, while our selection of Halloween activities in London with children focuses specifically on family-friendly options.
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If you would prefer an evening indoors, several Halloween shows in London offer another way to enjoy the season without planning another full day at a theme park.
FAQ
Is Brick or Treat included with a LEGOLAND ticket?
Yes. Brick or Treat activities advertised as part of the event are included with a LEGOLAND Windsor ticket valid for your chosen date. In 2026, event tickets start from £37 per person.
Can you wear a costume to LEGOLAND for Halloween?
Yes. Costumes are allowed and encouraged, particularly for children. They must be suitable for families; full-face masks and imitation weapons are not permitted.
Is Brick or Treat suitable for toddlers?
Yes. The event is specifically designed for families and includes activities suitable for young children. The park's usual height restrictions still apply to rides.
Should you book Brick or Treat in advance?
It is advisable, especially at weekends and during the October school holidays. Booking ahead also gives you access to the online ticket prices available for the event.
Are all rides open during Brick or Treat?
Rides remain open during the event, but some may operate according to a seasonal schedule. Check availability before your visit or in the LEGOLAND Windsor app.
Summary
In 2026, Brick or Treat takes place at LEGOLAND Windsor on 10 and 11 October, then from 17 October to 1 November. The event adds shows, LEGO Monsters characters, decorations and family-friendly Halloween activities to the park's usual rides.
Tickets start from £37 per person in 2026 and Brick or Treat activities are included with park admission. Book early if you plan to visit during the school holidays, and check opening times and ride availability a few days before your visit.
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