LEGOLAND brings back Brick or Treat Halloween fun with spooky LEGO challenges, monster parties and more
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Families looking for a Halloween adventure can enjoy a host of spooky LEGO activities, creative challenges and monster-themed entertainment at LEGOLAND Discovery Centres in Birmingham.
Families looking for a fun-filled Halloween day out can head to LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Birmingham, where the popular Brick or Treat event has returned with a host of spooky activities.
Running until Sunday, November 1, the family-friendly celebration sees the attractions transformed as the Minifigure Monsters take over, bringing Halloween-themed building challenges, interactive experiences and entertainment for younger visitors.
Among the highlights is the chance for children to get creative with a giant Brick or Treat mosaic board, where families can work together to build everything from ghosts to pumpkins using LEGO bricks.
Young witches and wizards can also visit the Pumpkin Patch, where they can create their own Halloween-inspired pumpkin designs at a special build and display station.
For those looking for something a little different, a glow-in-the-dark building challenge invites guests to use transparent LEGO bricks and black lights to bring their spooky creations to life.
Meanwhile, MINILAND has undergone its own Halloween transformation, becoming the Bone Yard, where visitors can take part in a scavenger hunt to uncover a secret hidden word and claim a reward.
There is plenty of entertainment away from the building stations, too, with the Minifigure Monsters hosting a Halloween dance party where children can show off their best monster moves.
Families can also enjoy the return of the LEGO 4D movie The Great Monster Chase, which combines animated adventure with tongue-in-cheek Halloween humour.
Both Discovery Centres are offering special creative workshops, with cauldron-themed building sessions in Birmingham and zombie head workshops in Manchester.
Visitors heading to Manchester can also take part in the Monster Parade, creating their own LEGO monster to be displayed alongside other spooky creations.
There will also be exclusive Halloween giveaways during the event, although these are available only while stocks last.
Brick or Treat activities are included with admission to the attractions, making the event an option for families planning a Halloween outing without needing to purchase a separate event ticket.
Families can book tickets and find further details through the official LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Birmingham website.
For those who enjoy regular LEGO adventures, both attractions also offer annual passes providing access throughout the year, subject to the relevant terms and conditions.