Three Baking Soda Purchases Now Unlock a Buy One, Get One Free Legoland Ticket Offer, Good at Legoland Florida

Three Baking Soda Purchases Now Unlock a Buy One, Get One Free Legoland Ticket Offer, Good at Legoland Florida

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Your next Legoland Florida ticket deal might be sitting in the baking aisle. ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda and LEGOLAND Resorts launched a promotion on October 1 that trades three qualifying baking soda purchases for a Buy One, Get One Free LEGOLAND ticket offer.

The offer is redeemable at the LEGOLAND Resorts in California, Florida and New York, according to the announcement on PR Newswire from ARM & HAMMER maker Church & Dwight.

A hand holds an orange ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda box with LEGOLAND Resorts artwork and a Buy 1, Get 1 Free LEGOLAND Ticket Offer banner, in front of a LEGOLAND entrance sign

The limited-edition box, photographed at a LEGOLAND entrance. Photo: ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda, via PR Newswire

How it works

  • Buy: three qualifying ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda products in a single transaction, from October 1 through December 31.
  • Submit: upload your receipt at AHxLEGOLAND.com. The promotion's QR code just takes you to that site, so you still have to upload the receipt.
  • Get: a Buy One, Get One Free LEGOLAND ticket offer.

The easiest way to spot the promotion is the limited-edition box. Starting October 1, the brand's orange box carries LEGOLAND artwork along with the ticket offer. The rules, though, define qualifying products as the ARM & HAMMER baking soda products designated on AHxLEGOLAND.com, so check that list before you buy.

The fine print

The announcement does not spell out the ticket offer's terms and points to AHxLEGOLAND.com for "full offer details and official rules." The Official Rules, linked from that site, fill in most of the gaps:

  • Where it works: one park of your choice, LEGOLAND California, LEGOLAND Florida or LEGOLAND New York. The rules name only those three parks and do not mention Peppa Pig Theme Park or the water parks.
  • Expiration: each code is good for one-time use and expires December 31, 2027. The rules also say the ticket's own expiration date will be disclosed at redemption, so check it before you book.
  • Restrictions: the offer is subject to LEGOLAND terms and conditions, blackout dates and ticket availability, which the rules say are disclosed at redemption. It is limited to one per household, has no cash value, is non-transferable and cannot be combined with other offers.
  • Ticket type: the rules say only that it is valid for admission to one park, not which kind of ticket it covers, so check the details at redemption before you plan a Winter Haven trip around it.

There's a getaway up for grabs, too

A validated receipt also earns an entry into a drawing for a grand-prize getaway to the LEGOLAND Resort of the winner's choice in the U.S. (limit one entry per person). The prize covers flights for the winner and three guests (the sponsor may swap in ground transportation if the winner lives within 200 miles of the park), a two-night hotel stay and park tickets for all four. The drawing is set for on or about January 5, 2027.

No purchase is necessary to enter the sweepstakes, which runs from 12:00 a.m. ET on October 1 to 11:59 p.m. ET on December 31, 2026. The Official Rules describe a free email entry method that earns both a sweepstakes entry and the same ticket offer. It is open to legal residents of the 50 U.S. states and D.C. who are 18 or older.

"LEGOLAND is all about giving families the opportunity to build, play and explore together," said Justin Carter, SVP Managing Director, North America at Merlin Entertainments, in the announcement.

Children run toward the colorful LEGOLAND Florida entrance arch under a blue sky

The entrance to LEGOLAND Florida in Winter Haven. Photo courtesy of LEGOLAND Florida Resort

Sources

Image credits: ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda via PR Newswire; LEGOLAND Florida Resort.

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