New Ghost Ships Arrive At LEGOLAND Florida For Brick-Or-Treat

LEGO Fans will love these ghostly additions by Master Builders at the park.

LEGOLAND Florida has added a bit more Halloween fun to the park during their popular Brick-Or-Treat event and it can be found in the harbors of Miniland USA!

What’s Happening:

  • As part of the Brick-Or-Treat fun at LEGOLAND Florida, two new ship models have appeared in the park’s Miniland USA area.
  • But they aren’t just any ships! These ships are zombie ships approaching some of the most famous LEGO cities in the world!
  • While overshadowed by many of the other offerings at LEGOLAND Florida’s signature Halloween event, Brick-Or-Treat, the ships are sure to catch the eye of many a LEGO fan.
  • Designed by Master Model Builders who spent over 200 hours building the creations, the two ships also feature 60 Zombie Pirates and 30 skeletons, pirates, and creatures.
  • Be sure to look out for the massive ships in the harbors of Miniland USA at LEGOLAND Florida.
  • The ships can be seen during Brick-Or-Treat at the park, which is taking place on select dates at the park, now through the end of October, wrapping up just ahead of Halloween on October 27th.
  • Along with these ships, guests visiting during Brick-Or-Treat can also enjoy appearances by exclusive LEGO characters, Trick-or-Treating throughout the park, special shows and experiences, and an all-new drone show in the night sky above the park, all included with your park admission!
  • There’s only two weekends left in the event (this weekend and next) so if you have the chance, be sure to head to the park to check out the festivities which also include a fun menu of Halloween treats, and a disco-themed layover to one of the park’s coasters – The Dragon!

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Tony Betti
Originally from California where he studied a dying artform (hand-drawn animation), Tony has spent most of his adult life in the theme parks of Orlando. When he’s not writing for LP, he’s usually watching and studying something animated or arguing about “the good ole’ days” at the parks.