LEGOLAND® Florida Resort 2-Day with Peppa Pig Theme Park

Planning a trip to Florida with young kids or LEGO® enthusiasts can be a bit overwhelming. That’s why a combined 2-day visit to LEGOLAND Florida and Peppa Pig Theme Park might just be the perfect solution. This package, rated 4.5 out of 5, offers a well-rounded experience for families and fans alike, giving you a good taste of what these parks have to offer without feeling rushed.

What we really like about this experience is the balance of attractions for different age groups and the chance to explore both parks at a relaxed pace. Plus, the new LEGO Ferrari Build and Race experience sounds like a must-try for car lovers and LEGO fans. On the flip side, one thing to keep in mind is that the ticket price, at $122 per person, doesn’t include food, drinks, or parking, so budget accordingly.

This tour suits families with children ranging from toddlers to pre-teens and anyone who enjoys interactive, themed entertainment. If you’re after a multi-day park adventure with plenty of rides and shows, this is a solid choice. Let’s walk through what makes this experience worth considering—and where it might fall a little short.

Key Points

• Two parks, two days: Allows ample time to enjoy attractions without rushing.
• Family-friendly focus: Especially suited for kids aged 2-12 and LEGO® fans.
• New experiences: Features like the LEGO Ferrari Build and Race add extra excitement.
• Inclusive attractions: A Certified Autism Center across all parks shows a focus on accessibility.
• Special events: Brick-or-Treat during Halloween is a seasonal highlight.
• Additional expenses: Food, drinks, and parking are not included in the ticket price.

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What to Expect from Your Visit

If you’re considering this two-day package, you’re in for a lot of fun—and some planning. Let’s break down what each park offers and how to make the most of your time.

LEGOLAND Florida: More Than Just Rides

Located just about 45 minutes from Orlando and Tampa, LEGOLAND Florida is a sprawling 50-acre site packed with over 50 rides, attractions, and shows. It’s designed with families and LEGO® fans in mind, offering a variety of ways to keep everyone entertained.

Miniland USA is a highlight, with miniature cities built entirely from millions of LEGO® bricks. Walking through this area makes you feel like a giant, which kids love. It’s also a great opportunity for some memorable photos—imagine towering LEGO® landmarks and tiny, detailed scenes.

For the more adventurous, the Conquer the Dragon coaster provides a bit of a thrill, especially for older kids or those seeking a break from the gentler rides. The LEGO City Rescue Academy allows children to help fight fires—a fun, interactive experience that’s engaging for kids and parents alike.

The New LEGO Ferrari Build and Race Experience

This recent addition is a big draw for car and LEGO® enthusiasts. Building and racing LEGO® Ferraris adds a hands-on element that’s both fun and competitive. It’s one of those experiences that can turn into a favorite memory or a great story afterward.

Kids’ Driving Fun at Ford Driving School

Driving around LEGO®-themed cars on a mini city street at the Ford Driving School is a hit with kids eager to get behind the wheel, even if it’s just on a small track. Kids can earn a drivers license, making it feel like a real milestone.

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Seasonal Special: Brick-or-Treat

If you’re visiting during the Halloween season, don’t miss Brick-or-Treat, LEGOLAND’s most popular event. It’s included with your admission and turns the park into a festive, candy-filled party. Expect themed decorations, special shows, and, of course, plenty of candy. It’s a lively, fun atmosphere, but if your kids are sensitive to crowds or loud noises, plan accordingly.

Peppa Pig Theme Park: Little Puddles, Big Smiles

Just a short walk or drive from LEGOLAND is the Peppa Pig Theme Park, built specifically for preschoolers. The six rides, six playscapes, and splash pad are all designed to jump in muddy puddles and enjoy simple, themed fun. It’s the perfect spot to let your little ones run around freely while you relax a bit.

This park is ideal if you’re traveling with younger children who might find the larger rides at LEGOLAND overwhelming. Its smaller size and gentle attractions make it a manageable and enjoyable experience for preschoolers.

Pricing and Value

At $122 per person, this two-day pass offers good value if you’re planning to spend a full day at each park. Since the ticket includes both LEGOLAND and Peppa Pig Park, it’s a convenient way to cover both experiences without having to buy separate tickets.

However, keep in mind that extra costs—like food, drinks, and parking—are not included. Food prices at theme parks often run higher than regular restaurants, so bringing snacks or planning meal stops outside the parks could help save money.

The flexibility of using the second day within 14 days of the first is a plus, especially if you want to split your visit over different days or extend your trip.

Is It Worth It?

If your kids are LEGO® fans or preschoolers who will enjoy Peppa Pig, the ticket’s value shines. The parks offer a variety of attractions that keep the little ones engaged, while the seasonal events add a layer of fun that’s worth catching if your visit coincides with the schedule.

A Closer Look at the Attractions

Rides and Attractions at LEGOLAND Florida

Our favorite part of LEGOLAND is the Miniland USA, where miniatures of cityscapes and landmarks are built from LEGO®. It’s a display that amazes both kids and adults with its detail and scale. Kids get a sense of being giants, which adds to the magic.

The Rescue Academy is engaging for children who like to pretend and participate in rescue missions, while the Conquer the Dragon coaster offers a bit of adrenaline for those seeking thrills. The LEGO City Driving School allows kids to drive LEGO® cars—an experience that feels surprisingly authentic given its small scale.

Seasonal Events and Extra Experiences

Brick-or-Treat is more than just trick-or-treating. It transforms the park with themed decorations, costumes, and special shows. Kids love the candy and the Halloween spirit, and the event is well-organized, making it safe and fun.

The LEGO Ferrari Build and Race is a recent highlight, offering hands-on building and competitive racing. It’s perfect for LEGO® fans who love cars or those interested in engineering and design.

Peppa Pig Park: A Little Slice of Puddle Paradise

Designed for the under-5 crowd, Peppa Pig Park is all about gentle rides and imaginative play. The six rides, themed playscapes, and splash pad make it a kid-friendly haven. The splash pad is especially appreciated on hot days, giving kids a chance to cool off and get a little muddy—just like Peppa herself.

Accessibility and Considerations

All three parks are certified Autism Centers, making them more accessible for visitors with sensory sensitivities or special needs. This commitment means you’ll find accommodations and staff trained to assist, which can be a relief for families needing extra support.

While the parks are family-focused, the overall experience is suited to a broad age range. Adults who enjoy LEGO® or themed entertainment will find plenty to enjoy, even if they aren’t traveling with children.

Practical Tips for Visiting

• Arrive early: To beat crowds and make the most of your day. Rides like the Rescue Academy and Ferrari Build can fill up quickly.
• Plan for breaks: Especially at Peppa Pig, where little legs might tire easily.
• Bring snacks: To save on food costs and keep everyone energized.
• Use the accessibility features: If needed, take advantage of the certified Autism Center services for a smoother experience.
• Check seasonal dates: Brick-or-Treat is only on select dates, so plan ahead if you want to experience it.

Final Thoughts

This LEGOLAND® Florida and Peppa Pig 2-Day Experience offers a well-rounded, family-friendly adventure that balances engaging rides, interactive attractions, and seasonal events. It’s a good choice for families with young children, LEGO® enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a relaxed way to explore two distinct parks in close proximity.

While the ticket price doesn’t include extras like food and parking, the overall experience tends to feel worthwhile, especially if you plan your day wisely and take advantage of the events and attractions. The parks’ accessibility and range of rides mean everyone, from toddlers to pre-teens, can find something to enjoy.

If you’re in Florida and want to introduce your little ones to the magic of LEGO® and Peppa Pig, this package is likely to be a hit. Just remember to plan ahead, bring some snacks, and enjoy the playful, creative atmosphere.

FAQ

Is this a single day or two-day experience?
It’s a 2-day admission ticket, so you can split your visit across two days within 14 days of your first entry. This gives you flexibility to explore at a comfortable pace.

What does the ticket include?
Your ticket includes general admission to both LEGOLAND Florida and Peppa Pig Theme Park. It doesn’t include food, drinks, or parking.

Can I visit the parks on the same day?
The ticket is designed for two separate days, but you could potentially visit both parks in a single day if you’re efficient. However, taking two days allows for a more relaxed experience.

Are the parks accessible for children with special needs?
Yes, all three parks are Certified Autism Centers, which means they are equipped and trained to assist visitors with sensory sensitivities or other needs.

What is Brick-or-Treat?
It’s a seasonal Halloween event at LEGOLAND Florida with themed decorations, shows, and candy. It takes place on select dates during September, October, and early November.

Is parking included?
No, parking is not included in the ticket price. Be prepared for an additional cost if you plan to drive.

What is the best time to visit for avoiding crowds?
Early mornings on weekdays tend to be less crowded. Also, avoiding peak holiday seasons can help you enjoy the attractions with fewer lines.

How long does each park take to explore?
You could comfortably spend a full day at each park, especially if you want to experience everything without rushing. The second day gives you extra time for rides you might have missed.

Is there a good time of year to visit?
While the parks are open year-round, visiting during off-peak seasons can help avoid crowds and long wait times, especially for special events like Brick-or-Treat.

If you’re looking for a fun, family-focused park experience that balances interactive rides, themed attractions, and seasonal festivities, this 2-day package is a solid way to make the most of your Florida trip. Just prepare ahead, and you’re set for a memorable adventure with the little ones—or the young at heart.

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