LEGOLAND® Florida Resort

At LEGOLAND® Florida Resort, kids can get their own driver's license, become the captain of their own ship, or hunt for hidden tombs and treasure in the Land of Adventure. And there’s plenty more besides rides, hit the shops and restaurants when you need a break from the adrenaline hit, or take a moment or two in the striking botanical gardens.

LEGOLAND® Florida Resort highlights

The LEGO® Movie™ 4D A new Adventure – this is one for fans of “The LEGO® Movie”. This film reunites the heroes of the original movie with added bonus 4D effects including wind, water, fog, and more, to enhance the story.

LEGO® NINJAGO The Ride – think like a ninja, move like a ninja, and train like a ninja. Blast animated fireballs, lightning, and more to take out a group of villains before teaming up to defeat your powerful foe. This ride is great fun for the whole family, especially as you’ll be able to track your score against them and see who comes out on top.

Miniland USA – go on a tiny LEGO tour of the world, see the skyscrapers and Statue of Liberty in New York, the White House in Washington, and The Strip in Las Vegas.

The Great LEGO Race – this recently-opened ride puts guests in the driving seat, racing against a colorful lineup of LEGO Minifigure characters. Wearing optional VR headsets, you’ll experience the action from every direction – up, down, forward, backward and all points in between – in a world where everything is made of LEGO bricks.

Heartlake City – this area in the park is inspired by the popular LEGO® Friends. Little ones will meet Mia, Olivia, Andrea, Stephanie, and Emma, and join them doing some of their favorite activities.

With the launch of the brand-new THE LEGO® MOVIE™ WORLD you'll feel like you're living the animated adventure. This impressive expansion features three new rides and numerous attractions, all inspired by the characters and themes of THE LEGO® MOVIE™ and its exciting adventure sequel THE LEGO® MOVIE™ 2: The Second Part.

Did you know

• LEGO bricks are part of a universally compatible system which was patented in 1958, so if you found a brick made from 1958 onwards, you could still connect it to bricks made today.
• LEGO began as a wooden toy in 1932 and didn’t become an interlocking system until 1949.
• The plural of LEGO is LEGO.

Go Orlando passes are the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Orlando. Your pass includes LEGOLAND® Florida Resort tickets, plus admission to dozens of top attractions.