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Legoland's Hotel Costume Station for Brick or Treat Closes at Noon, Two Hours Before the Park's Candy Stations Open
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Legoland's Hotel Costume Station for Brick or Treat Closes at Noon, Two Hours Before the Park's Candy Stations Open

Michael Travels
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Brick or Treat opens at Legoland Florida today, and if you booked a hotel room partly for the costume station it includes, plan on the morning. It closes at noon.

The Monster Makeover Station is the resort's hotel-guest perk for the event: temporary tattoos, hair color spray and a few other bits, thrown in with the room. The official event page gives its hours as 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Brick or Treat event days.

The candy does not start until 2 p.m.

The exterior of the LEGOLAND Hotel on a sunny day, a multistory building in cream, mint green and white trimmed with oversized red, blue and yellow LEGO brick columns. A large sign over the entrance canopy reads LEGOLAND HOTEL, and a tall brick tower with a green LEGO dragon stands at the right. Two walk around characters, a LEGO pirate in a skull and crossbones hat and a LEGO adventurer in a wide-brimmed orange hat, stand in the foreground

The LEGOLAND Hotel. Its lobby is the only place the Monster Makeover Station operates. Image: Legoland Florida Resort

The hours, side by side

Laid out against each other, the gap is easy to see:

  • Monster Makeover Station: 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
  • Theme park: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. today
  • Candy stations: 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.

The station opens 90 minutes before the park does and closes two hours before the first candy bag is handed out. It is a get-ready-in-the-morning amenity, which makes sense for a hotel lobby, and it is included with the stay. It is just not a top-up station you can duck back to once the trick-or-treating is under way.

If you have young kids who nap, that morning window is the one to plan around, because the tattoos and hair spray go on hours before the part they are excited about.

Children, one of them in printed pajamas, dancing on a patterned carpet in a LEGO themed hotel interior. A large green LEGO brick dragon sculpture fills the left of the frame beside a gray LEGO castle wall with a red and white shield bearing a gold lion. Four children in the foreground are laughing and dancing, with more children and adults behind them under warm ceiling lights

Legoland's own photo of children dancing in a LEGO themed hotel space. The entertainment guide currently posted for the LEGOLAND Hotel, dated August, lists a Pajama Dance Party at 7:30 p.m. daily by the Castle Play Area. Image: Legoland Florida Resort

One lobby, three hotels

The second thing worth knowing is where it is. The page invites Legoland Florida Resort hotel guests generally, then places the station "exclusively in the LEGOLAND Hotel Lobby."

The resort has three hotels: the LEGOLAND Hotel, LEGOLAND Pirate Island Hotel and LEGOLAND Beach Retreat. Guests of all three appear to be welcome, but the station itself sits in one lobby. Legoland's own resort description calls the LEGOLAND Hotel and Pirate Island Hotel "both located just steps from the theme park entrance," so that is a short walk. Beach Retreat guests are farther out: that hotel's own September guide lists no Brick or Treat programming, puts the park half a mile away and marks a stop for free transportation to the parks.

The same hotel package block that advertises the station also lists a Halloween Pajama Dance Party and a hotel-exclusive LEGO Monster Meet & Greet, with the package priced from $167 a person a night and the offer running through September 28, 2026.

Illustrated artwork of a Halloween street scene at dusk built from LEGO bricks. A green and purple haunted house stands at the left with a black LEGO cat on its step, and a black castle with amber lit windows and a red spider sits at the right beside a white building with a red door and lit torches. Children in cowboy, skeleton and witch costumes stand on the path between them, with large glowing pumpkins in the foreground

Artwork for Brick or Treat Street. Candy stations run throughout the park from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Image: Legoland Florida Resort

The rest of the event calendar

Brick or Treat runs 18 dates this year: September 5, 6, 12, 19 and 26, then October 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 30 and 31. It is included with general park admission, so no separate ticket is needed, and trick-or-treating is supported by HARIBO.

Candy bags are handed out at every candy station across the park during that 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. window, so the bag is not something you need the hotel for. What the hotel adds is the Monster Makeover Station itself, open until noon.

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Image credits: All images Legoland Florida Resort.

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