Brick-or-Treat trails and The Dragon: a parent's guide to Halloween at Legoland Dubai
Dubai: Legoland Dubai is back. On its first weekend, families were already queuing at the gates. Dubai Parks and Resorts reopened on Wednesday, October 7, after more than six months of closure. Legoland returned with a Halloween programme for younger children. The event runs from 7 October to 2 November, and every activity is covered by a regular day ticket. If you are planning a visit during the…
Legoland Dubai has reopened after six months of closure, welcoming families with a Halloween program for younger children from October 7 to November 2. The event is included in the regular day ticket and features various activities like the Brick-or-Treat Candy Trail, Scarecrow's Pumpkin Patch, Mineland Ghost Hunt, Craft & Spell Cabin, and the Great Monster Chase 4D movie.
Families with children aged two to 12 can enjoy the rides, including the new daily sound-and-light show at Miniland, featuring a 17-meter tall Lego Burj Khalifa. The resort also offers themed food, such as decorated minifigure cookies and Halloween desserts. The park is divided into six lands, with Miniland at the center, and six rides that cater to different age groups, with the main roller coaster requiring a minimum height of 120cm.
Food and shade are available throughout the park, and attractions close 30 minutes before the park's closing time. Tickets cost Dh295 online and Dh330 at the gate, covering all Halloween activities.
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