Kid Friendly Haunted Houses in Orlando & Central Florida

Halloween in Central Florida offers plenty of ways for families to celebrate the season, but finding Halloween attractions that are a good fit for younger children can take a little planning. Traditional haunted houses are often designed for older audiences, with intense effects and themes that may not be right for little ones.

That is where Brick or Treat Street at LEGOLAND® Florida Resort offers something different.

During Brick or Treat on select dates from September 5 through October 31, 2026, families can step into an interactive Halloween neighborhood inside the Imagination Zone. Brick or Treat Street features six LEGO® themed monster homes, each with its own characters, activities and surprises.

The experience includes Wacky Witch’s Cottage, Scarecrow’s Barn, Spider Lady’s Castle, Plant Monster’s Greenhouse, Wolf Guy’s Cabin and Mummy’s Throne Room.

Instead of simply walking through a traditional haunted house, kids can explore each home, interact with the characters and discover what makes every stop different. It is Halloween fun created with families in mind, with plenty of opportunities to play, explore and make memories together.

What Are the Best Kid Friendly Haunted Houses in Orlando?

For families searching for kid friendly haunted houses in Orlando and Central Florida, Brick or Treat Street is a unique option because the experience combines the feel of a Halloween walkthrough with the playful world of LEGO.

Here is a quick look at the six homes families can discover in 2026.

Brick or Treat Street runs continuously from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. during Brick or Treat event days, making it easy for families to add the experience to a full day at LEGOLAND Florida Resort.

1. Wacky Witch’s Cottage

Every Halloween neighborhood needs a witch, and Brick or Treat Street has one with a particularly playful problem.

At Wacky Witch’s Cottage, families can ring the doorbell and discover that the Wacky Witch has had a magical mishap. LEGO frogs have escaped, and kids can search around the cottage to help find them.

The experience combines a colorful Halloween setting with an interactive seek and find activity, giving children something to do rather than simply watch the action.

For younger kids, that interactive element can make all the difference. They are not just walking through a Halloween attraction. They are participating in the story.

Wacky Witch’s Cottage is a great choice for children who enjoy imaginative play, magical characters and hands on activities. It is also an easy introduction to Halloween walkthrough experiences for kids who may not be ready for traditional haunted attractions.

2. Scarecrow’s Barn

Next up is Scarecrow’s Barn, where families can meet a scarecrow who has an unusual problem of his own.

The barn brings a playful farm inspired setting to Brick or Treat Street and gives kids another interactive experience to discover. A wise cracking crow adds to the fun, creating a Halloween adventure that focuses on humor and participation.

Children can explore the area, interact with the environment and see what surprises are waiting inside.

Scarecrow’s Barn is especially fun for younger visitors who like animals, farm settings and silly Halloween characters. It is another example of how Brick or Treat Street puts kids at the center of the experience.

3. Spider Lady’s Castle

For families searching for Halloween attractions for kids, Spider Lady’s Castle offers another stop to add to the list.

The castle brings a spider themed setting to Brick or Treat Street, with interactive surprises waiting for families to discover. The experience is designed around exploration, giving children a chance to look around and see what they can find.

Spider Lady is also one of the LEGO Monster characters appearing during Brick or Treat, giving families another opportunity to connect the character they encounter on Brick or Treat Street with the larger Halloween celebration throughout the Theme Park.

If your child loves monster characters, Spider Lady’s Castle is one of the houses worth adding to your Brick or Treat itinerary.

4. Plant Monster’s Greenhouse

Things get a little more unusual at Plant Monster’s Greenhouse.

Inside this colorful stop on Brick or Treat Street, families can encounter Plant Monster and discover another playful Halloween story. The greenhouse setting gives the experience its own personality while keeping the focus on interactive family fun.

Plant Monster is also part of the wider Brick or Treat character lineup at LEGOLAND Florida Resort. Families can meet the character during designated meet and greet opportunities throughout the event, making it easy to turn a visit to the greenhouse into a memorable photo opportunity.

For LEGO fans, this is one of the stops that really captures what makes Brick or Treat different from a traditional Halloween attraction. Everything has a LEGO twist.

5. Wolf Guy’s Cabin

No monster neighborhood would be complete without a werewolf, and Wolf Guy has his own cabin on Brick or Treat Street.

Wolf Guy’s Cabin brings a classic Halloween monster into the LEGO world with an experience designed around playful surprises. Kids can explore the cabin and discover what happens when Wolf Guy gets involved.

The experience gives children the opportunity to encounter a familiar Halloween character in a setting that is colorful, imaginative and designed for family audiences.

For kids who already love monster stories, Wolf Guy’s Cabin can be one of the most memorable stops along Brick or Treat Street.

6. Mummy’s Throne Room

The final stop on Brick or Treat Street takes families somewhere a little different: Mummy’s Throne Room.

Inside, kids can discover a mummy themed setting filled with interactive fun and a humorous surprise. The experience adds an ancient Egypt inspired twist to the Halloween neighborhood and gives families one more reason to explore the entire street.

Mummy’s Throne Room is also a good example of how each Brick or Treat Street house has its own personality. Rather than creating six versions of the same experience, LEGOLAND Florida Resort gives families different characters, settings and activities to discover.

Why Brick or Treat Street Is Different From a Traditional Haunted House

Families searching for haunted houses in Orlando often have a specific question: Is there a Halloween attraction that younger kids can enjoy?

Brick or Treat Street offers an answer with a distinctly LEGO approach.

Traditional haunted houses are generally built around walking through a series of rooms while actors, special effects and other elements create an intense atmosphere. Brick or Treat Street takes a different approach. The houses are part of an interactive Halloween neighborhood where kids can explore, participate and interact with the LEGO monster world.

That makes the experience especially appealing for families with younger children who want to celebrate Halloween without committing to a traditional haunted attraction.

Brick or Treat itself is designed for family audiences, with Halloween entertainment, trick or treating, LEGO Monster character encounters, themed experiences and other activities throughout LEGOLAND Florida Resort.

More Kid Friendly Halloween Fun at LEGOLAND Florida

Brick or Treat Street is only one part of the Halloween celebration at LEGOLAND Florida Resort.

Families visiting during Brick or Treat can also enjoy trick or treating throughout the Theme Park, Halloween entertainment, LEGO Monster meet and greets, the LEGO Candy Corn Scavenger Hunt, The Dragon: Castle Candy Caper, Mischief Town Carousel, Potion Mischief Light Trail and the Department of Monstrous Vehicles.

That variety makes it possible for families to create a Halloween day that works for their own kids.

You could spend part of the day enjoying favorite LEGOLAND rides and attractions, visit Brick or Treat Street, stop for candy, meet LEGO Monster characters and then enjoy more Halloween entertainment as the day continues.

Brick or Treat Street is also located indoors in the Imagination Zone, providing a climate controlled setting for families exploring the six monster homes.

When Is Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND Florida?

Brick or Treat takes place on select dates from September 5 through October 31, 2026.

The 2026 dates are:

Brick or Treat is included with general admission to LEGOLAND Florida Resort, so families do not need to purchase a separate Brick or Treat event ticket. Select Annual Passes also include the event, subject to applicable terms and blockout dates.

Families should check the official LEGOLAND Florida Resort website before visiting for the latest event information, operating hours and entertainment schedule.

Plan a Halloween Day the Whole Family Can Enjoy

The best part of a family Halloween outing is finding activities that everyone can enjoy together.

At Brick or Treat, families can start their day with LEGO rides and attractions, explore Brick or Treat Street, collect candy and LEGO bricks, meet Halloween characters and enjoy seasonal entertainment throughout the Theme Park.

Candy stations are available throughout the park from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Brick or Treat event days, giving families plenty of time to fit trick or treating into their day.

Costumes are welcome, too. LEGOLAND Florida Resort allows children and adults to dress for the occasion, although costumes must follow the resort's guidelines. Families should choose comfortable costumes that make it easy to walk, enjoy attractions and participate in the day's activities.

And because Florida weather can change quickly, bringing a change of clothes can be a smart addition to your park bag.

Make Brick or Treat a Fall Family Getaway

For families traveling to Central Florida for Halloween, Brick or Treat can also be part of a larger fall getaway.

The 2026 Brick or Treat season offers hotel and ticket packages with kids' tickets starting as low as $39 per day with a hotel stay, subject to the offer's terms and availability. Staying at one of LEGOLAND Florida Resort's LEGO themed hotels also puts families close to the Theme Park and makes it easier to take breaks, change costumes and continue the Halloween fun.

A hotel stay can be particularly helpful for families with younger children who may benefit from some downtime during a full day of Halloween activities.

Find Your Family's Favorite Brick or Treat Street House

So, are there kid friendly haunted houses in Orlando and Central Florida?

For families looking for a Halloween walkthrough designed with kids in mind, Brick or Treat Street at LEGOLAND Florida Resort offers a playful alternative to traditional haunted houses.

From the magical mishaps at Wacky Witch’s Cottage to the surprises inside Scarecrow’s Barn, Spider Lady’s Castle, Plant Monster’s Greenhouse, Wolf Guy’s Cabin and Mummy’s Throne Room, every stop gives families another reason to explore.

Add trick or treating, LEGO Monster characters, Halloween entertainment, themed attractions and plenty of LEGO fun, and Brick or Treat becomes more than a Halloween activity. It becomes a full day of family adventure.

Gather the family, choose your costumes and make plans to explore Brick or Treat Street during Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND Florida Resort this fall.