Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND Windsor
If you fancy making a proper day of it this Halloween, LEGOLAND Windsor’s Brick or Treat is running on selected dates from 10 October, and the LEGO Monsters are billing it as their biggest Halloween party yet. Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND Windsor is a Halloween event built for kids, with live shows, monster-themed fun and more than 55 rides and attractions open across the resort.
It’s not exactly on our doorstep, as LEGOLAND Windsor Resort is in Berkshire, but the main run of dates, 17 October to 1 November, takes in the October half term. That makes it a good option if you’re happy to travel for a bigger day out, or even a night away. Here’s what I’ve found out about what’s included.
What’s on at Brick or Treat
The whole resort is transformed with spooky LEGO theming and Halloween decor, and all of the Halloween entertainment is included in your ticket. Here’s what to look out for:
- Haunted House Monster Party: turn the house upside down at this Halloween party
- Lord Vampyre’s House Party: a dance show that’s returning for 2026
- Monster Jam: a show where you can rock out with the monsters
- Disco Dragon: a disco takes over The Dragon
- Character meet and greets: meet new characters alongside your favourite Brick or Treat monsters
- Photo opportunities: themed photo spots across the resort
- Rides and attractions: more than 55 to enjoy on the day
Brick or Treat dates and tickets
- Dates: 10 and 11 October, then 17 October to 1 November
- Tickets: from £37 per person with the Brick or Treat Online Saver
- Where: LEGOLAND Windsor Resort, Winkfield Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 4AY
LEGOLAND says you’ll save by booking your Halloween tickets in advance, so I’d book ahead rather than turn up on the day. Tickets and dates are on the LEGOLAND Windsor website. If you’re a LEGOLAND Annual Passholder, you can pre-book access to Brick or Treat too.
Do you need to wear a costume?
Costumes are welcome and encouraged, especially for the little ones. They do need to be family-friendly, and full costume face masks and imitation weapons aren’t allowed, so it’s worth bearing that in mind before you buy or make the outfits.
Is Brick or Treat suitable for toddlers?
According to LEGOLAND, yes. It’s designed as a family-friendly Halloween event with age-appropriate activities, gentle rides and entertainment for younger guests, so it isn’t just one for the bigger kids.
Will all the rides be open?
The rides and attractions will be open, but some may run on a seasonal schedule. Before you go, check the ride availability page or download the LEGOLAND Windsor app so you know what to expect on the day.
Make it a Halloween short break
If a long day plus the journey home sounds like a lot, LEGOLAND also offers Halloween short breaks. Every package includes an overnight hotel stay with breakfast and one day of theme park access. Prices start from £123 per person, based on two adults and two children sharing a Woodland Village Lodge for one night, including one-day tickets and subject to availability. Stay at one of the on-site hotels and you also get an early ride time and a free LEGOLAND gift in your room.
Brick or Treat is one of the bigger Halloween days out if you’re happy to travel, but if you’d rather stay closer to home this half term, my Halloween section is full of spooky events across Northamptonshire. You can also sign up to my weekly newsletter so you never miss what’s on.
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