LEGOLAND Florida Tickets

LEGOLAND Florida + SEA LIFE Florida 1-day ticket

The LEGOLAND Florida Resort + SEA LIFE Florida 1-day ticket is the standard choice. It gets you into the theme park for your chosen date and into SEA LIFE Florida, an aquarium that opened at the resort in June 2025 with more than 3,000 creatures and a 180-degree ocean tunnel. For the full list of options, see our LEGOLAND breakdown.

LEGOLAND describes itself as designed for kids aged 2 to 12, and it works best for ages 4 to 10. The park has more than 50 rides, shows and attractions on the old Cypress Gardens site. Children drive LEGO cars at the Ford Driving School, put out fires at the LEGO City Rescue Academy and walk through Miniland USA, where whole cities are built from bricks. The newest ride is Galacticoaster, an indoor launch coaster in the LEGO Galaxy area with a 36 in minimum height.

The same listing sells three upgrades. The water park combo adds the Build-A-Raft lazy river, a wave pool and slides. The Peppa Pig combo adds the park next door. The Merlin Florida ticket bundles seven attractions, including three at ICON Park in Orlando; the listing says they must be visited within 14 days of the first one. The Orlando Eye, one of those three, was closed for annual maintenance on September 19, 2026, so check its calendar before you pay for that version.

Food, drinks and parking are not included. The GetYourGuide listing currently offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before your date.

The special-offer listing

LEGOLAND also runs a special offer deal on LEGOLAND Florida + SEA LIFE Florida. Its promotion advertises lower children’s prices when you book by November 1, 2026, with one adult ticket able to buy up to four children’s tickets. It covers LEGOLAND, SEA LIFE Florida and, on select days to October 31, the Brick or Treat Halloween event, with a water park option.

It is rated 4.3/5 from 159 reviews on GetYourGuide, its listing does not mention a Peppa Pig combo, and the listing says it cannot be exchanged or combined with other offers. If you are a family with several young children and only want LEGOLAND itself, compare its price for your date against the standard ticket above.

Peppa Pig Theme Park Florida

Peppa Pig Theme Park Florida opened on February 24, 2022, as the world’s first standalone Peppa Pig park. It sits just steps from the LEGOLAND entrance and shares the same grounds and parking, but it needs its own ticket. It is aimed squarely at ages 2 to 5.

The Peppa Pig Theme Park 1-day ticket covers six rides, six themed playscapes and a splash pad built for “muddy puddle” jumping. Daddy Pig’s car is a first roller coaster for small children, and there are free carnival games, live shows at Mr. Potato’s Showtime Arena and episodes in The Cinema. The park is certified by IBCCES for accessibility. In October 2026 it runs Peppa’s Halloween Party on weekends, included with admission.

Who it suits: toddlers and preschoolers who would be too small or too tired for a full LEGOLAND day. It is a compact park, and its hours are shorter than LEGOLAND’s (it was open 10am to 5pm on our check), so it pairs well with a relaxed morning and a nap. Who should skip it: families whose youngest is 6 or older, who will run through it quickly. If you have a mix of ages, the LEGOLAND ticket with the Peppa Pig combo lets the little ones do both.

LEGOLAND Florida ticket prices in 2026

LEGOLAND prices by date and promotion, so treat these as a snapshot. On October 21, 2026, LEGOLAND’s own site listed these online prices, on an offer that runs to November 2, 2026:

Children 2 and older need a ticket; under 2 is free. LEGOLAND also sells 2-day tickets on its own site, with and without the water park; the second visit must be within 3 days of the first scan, so check the price for your dates there. Online prices are lower than the gate, and buying ahead lets you compare one and two days, check that the water park is open on your date, reserve the shuttle and keep your tickets in the LEGOLAND app.

The seven-attraction Merlin bundle

If you also plan an ICON Park evening, look at the Merlin Florida Ticket option on the LEGOLAND + SEA LIFE listing. It covers seven attractions, including The Orlando Eye, Madame Tussauds Orlando and SEA LIFE Orlando at ICON Park, used within 14 days of the first visit. LEGOLAND sells the same idea direct as the Ultimate Florida Ticket, from $114 per person online ($174 at the gate), covering the LEGOLAND theme park and water park, Peppa Pig Theme Park, both SEA LIFE aquariums, Madame Tussauds and The Orlando Eye; the theme park, water park and SEA LIFE Florida must be used on the same day.

It pays off for a family already planning LEGOLAND, Peppa Pig and an ICON Park day. If you’re only going to LEGOLAND, skip it: a bundle saves nothing when half its attractions weren’t on your list.

Which one should you choose?

• Kids aged about 4 to 10: the LEGOLAND + SEA LIFE Florida ticket.
• A hot summer day with swimmers: the same ticket with the water park combo.
• Only preschoolers: the Peppa Pig Theme Park ticket.
• Mixed ages from 2 up: LEGOLAND with the Peppa Pig combo.
• Several children and a flexible date before November 1: check the special-offer listing’s price too.
• LEGO-obsessed children, or a two-day resort stay in summer: LEGOLAND’s own 2-day ticket, rides on day one and the water park on day two.
• LEGOLAND plus Peppa Pig plus an ICON Park evening: the Merlin bundle above.
• Teens: skip LEGOLAND and look at SeaWorld or our Orlando with teenagers guide.

Getting there and practical information

LEGOLAND Florida Resort is at 1 LEGOLAND Way, Winter Haven, between Orlando and Tampa. The resort says it is 45 minutes from the Orlando theme parks; Kissimmee’s tourism board puts it at about 22 miles and 30 minutes from Kissimmee. A car is easiest, and parking is charged separately. Without one, LEGOLAND’s own LEGOLAND Express shuttle runs on selected dates from ICON Park (8:30 AM) and Disney Springs (9:00 AM) for $8 per person round trip, returning 30 minutes after the park closes; seats are limited, so reserve it with your tickets. Our LEGOLAND Florida guide covers the best rides by age, height rules and a one-day plan.

Official online prices start from about $79 for adults and $39 for kids for a single-day theme park ticket (as of 2026), against $129 at the front gate, so buy ahead. Peppa Pig tickets start from about $32 on the official site. Children under 2 are free.

Hours change by season, and the park closes on select weekdays in the off-season, so check the official calendar before you choose a date. The water park is seasonal and needs same-day theme park admission; it was open 11am to 5pm on our check. If you want more time, the resort has three hotels a short walk from the entrance.

Florida sun is intense and queues are outdoors, so arrive at opening, bring hats, sunscreen and water bottles, and plan an indoor break at SEA LIFE Florida in the afternoon. From June to September, expect afternoon thunderstorms that pause outdoor rides.

Alternatives

Compare LEGOLAND with Disney, Universal and SeaWorld on our Orlando theme parks hub. For a whole week with young children, start at Orlando with kids. If you want Disney as well, see Disney World tickets.