If you're looking for a Halloween event for little ones near London, Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND Windsor is a brilliant choice. It's a gentle, LEGO-flavoured Halloween party built with toddlers and young families in mind, full of playful fun rather than frights.
The LEGO Monsters are throwing their biggest party yet, and the whole resort gets a Halloween makeover to match, with pumpkins, spooky LEGO models and seasonal theming from the moment you walk through the gates.
When is Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND Windsor in 2026?
Brick or Treat runs on selected dates across October, with a continuous run through the October half term:
- 10 and 11 October 2026
- Daily from 17 October to 1 November 2026
That second window covers the whole of October half term for most UK schools, so it's worth deciding early which day suits your family best!
Show times and ride operating hours can vary by date during the event, so we'd recommend checking LEGOLAND Windsor's ride and show availability page or downloading the LEGOLAND Windsor app before you go, and again once you arrive.
What’s included in your Brick or Treat visit?
Everything below is included in your standard park admission - no extra tickets or upgrades needed, on top of the park's usual 55+ rides and attractions.
- Haunted House Monster Party: The Haunted House gets turned upside down as the monsters take over - a Halloween-themed experience built for families rather than genuine scares.
- Lord Vampyre's House Party: Lord Vampyre is back for 2026 with a live dance party show that gets the whole family moving - music, LEGO Monster characters and plenty of energy.
- Monster Jam: The LEGO Monsters take to the stage for a high-energy rock show, with fan favourites like Tiger Woman, Square Foot and Wolf Guy leading the party.
- Disco Dragon: One of the park's classic coasters, The Dragon, gets a seasonal makeover with party lighting and a Halloween-tinged soundtrack for the event.
- Character meet-and-greets: Look out for new characters alongside your favourite Brick or Treat monsters around the park. Appearance times can vary by date, so check the app on the day for the schedule.
- Photo opportunities: Themed photo opportunities pop up across the Resort, with pumpkins and spooky LEGO models adding to the Halloween theming everywhere you look.
Is Brick or Treat suitable for toddlers and young children?
Yes - this is one of the event's biggest strengths! Brick or Treat is designed as a family-friendly Halloween event, with lots of age-appropriate activities, gentle rides and entertainment tailored to younger guests rather than older thrill-seekers.
If your child is a little unsure about costumed characters, it's a good idea to talk them through what to expect beforehand. Most children who enjoy Halloween-style characters at other family attractions will feel right at home here!
Do I need to wear a costume?
Costumes are welcome and warmly encouraged, especially for little ones! Just make sure any costume is family-friendly - full costume face masks and imitation weapons aren't permitted in the park.
Will all the rides be open?
Brick or Treat gives you access to the full LEGOLAND Windsor experience alongside the Halloween entertainment - that's over 55 rides and attractions, including LEGO NINJAGO The Ride, the LEGO City Driving School and DUPLO Valley for younger children.
Some attractions run on a seasonal schedule at this time of year, so it's worth checking the ride availability page before you visit.
If the weather turns - and this is Britain in October, so it might - the park has indoor options to fall back on, including LEGO Studios 4D and The Brick, where families can build with LEGO bricks under cover!
Seasonal Halloween food and drink
LEGOLAND Windsor has confirmed autumnal treats and themed food and drink as part of the October half-term line-up, so expect dining outlets across the park to bring in Halloween-themed additions to their menus during Brick or Treat.
Accessibility at Brick or Treat
LEGOLAND Windsor welcomes guests with additional needs throughout the resort, including during Brick or Treat. A few things worth knowing before you visit:
- The Ride Access Pass helps guests who can't use a standard queue due to a disability or medical condition. From 2026, it's managed through the Merlin Ride Access Pass app, which is worth downloading and setting up before your visit.
- There's a dedicated Sensory Space in Heartlake City for guests who need a quieter break from the sights and sounds of the park.
- The Accessibility Experience Team is on hand at Guest Services and the Sensory Space, and can also be reached by SMS during your visit for extra support.
For full details, LEGOLAND Windsor's accessibility information page is the best place to check ahead of your trip. Some seasonal layouts and seating arrangements can shift during Brick or Treat, so it's worth a look nearer the time!
Plan your visit to LEGOLAND Windsor’s Brick or Treat
Brick or Treat is included with your LEGOLAND Windsor One Day Ticket or Two Day Ticket on the dates the event is running, so there's no need to buy anything extra to join in.
Booking through AttractionTickets.com gives you gate-ready e-tickets straight to your phone, with the option to print in advance instead if you'd prefer. If your plans change, you can amend your visit date for free or cancel for a full refund up to 72 hours before your chosen date.
If you have any questions about your booking or need a hand deciding between tickets, our friendly experts are on hand to help.
