Memorial Day Weekend at LEGOLAND® Florida Resort

Memorial Day Weekend Dates, Opening Hours & Best Times to Visit

Memorial Day Weekend 2026 runs from Saturday May 23rd to Monday May 25th LEGOLAND Florida is open across all three days from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

• Arrive at opening – the most popular rides fill up fast on long weekends. Being at the gates early is the single best move you can make.
• Save the water park for after lunch – ride the big attractions in the morning, then let the kids splash their way through the afternoon when it’s hottest.
• Saturday is the busiest day – if you have flexibility, Sunday or Monday mornings tend to be a little calmer. Either way, an early start wins.

Plan Your Memorial Day Weekend Itinerary

Not sure where to start? Here’s a suggested day that works brilliantly for families with mixed ages, from toddlers preparing for their first ride to older kids ready for bigger adventures.

Morning: Rides & Attractions

1. Head straight for LEGO Galaxy before the lines build. Home to the all-new Galacticoaster, this indoor coaster is perfect for the whole family! Board your own customizable LEGO spacecraft and launch into an interstellar mission!
2. Then, visit LEGO City, where even the youngest adventurers can find their footing.

Mid-Morning: Water Park & Lunch

Once mid-morning rolls around, dive over to the LEGOLAND Water Park.

1. Race down the slides, float along the Build-A-Raft Lazy River, and let the little ones run loose in DUPLO® Splash Safari.
2. Grab lunch at Beach-n-Brick Grill before heading back into the park recharged and ready for round two.

Afternoon: Shows & Family Fun

Afternoons are prime time for the kind of experiences you can’t rush.

1. Check the daily entertainment schedule on our LEGOLAND Florida Mobile App for 4D shows and meet & greets.
2. Make your way over to LEGO NINJAGO The Ride. This interactive battle ride is one of the park’s most popular, and for good reason. Kids use their ninja moves to blast enemies on screen, racking up points as they go.
3.  Wrap up the day at MINILAND USA, where iconic American landmarks are recreated entirely in LEGO bricks. Kids will spend longer there than you expect.

Best Rides, Attractions & Water Park Experiences

With over 50 rides and attractions, there’s plenty to discover. Here are the ones your kids won’t let you skip:

• Galacticoaster – an indoor family coaster taking families on a customizable LEGO® space adventure from Briefing Room to blast-off!
• LEGO NINJAGO The Ride – an interactive dark ride where kids go full ninja, battling enemies with martial arts moves. Brilliant for ages 6 and up.
• The Dragon – a coaster that winds through a LEGO castle. Often the first proper roller coaster for younger riders.
• COASTERSAURUS – a wooden coaster through a prehistoric jungle. Great for budding thrill-seekers ready for something bigger.
• DUPLO Valley – a dedicated zone for kids aged 2 to 5, with rides and play areas built entirely around them.
• LEGOLAND Water Park – LEGO Wave Pool, Build-A-Raft Lazy River, and slides galore.

Memorial Day Weekend Ticket Options

Ready to book? Here’s how to get your family through the gates:

• Day Tickets – full access to the theme park for a single day. 
• Annual Passes — great value for Florida families or anyone planning more than one visit. There are multiple tiers to choose from.
• Hotel & Ticket Packages — park tickets bundled with an on-site hotel stay. Guests get early park entry – handy for beating the Memorial Day Weekend rush. 

Make it a Full Weekend Getaway

One day at LEGOLAND Florida is awesome. Three days is on another level entirely.

LEGOLAND Hotel sits right at the entrance to the park, so there’s no early morning drive, or carrying tired kids across a the parking lot at the end of the day.

Inside, every room comes loaded with LEGO bricks, a LEGO treasure hunt for the kids on arrival day, and separate sleeping areas so the adults get plenty of rest too. It’s not just somewhere to sleep, it’s part of the adventure.