A LEGO theme park in Winter Haven that is a Certified Autism Center, with sensory rooms, a Sensory Guide that scores each attraction for the five senses, a daily Sensory Sensitivity Hour at one ride, and the HERO Access Pass for kids who find long lines hard.
Theme park: typically 10 am to 5 pm on weekdays and until 6 pm on weekends; hours vary around seasonal events and are subject to change, so check the hours calendar. The theme park is closed on some days: Wednesdays November 18, December 2, 9 and 16, 2026, and January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2027. Posted holiday hours: Thanksgiving Day (November 26, 2026) 10 am to 6 pm; Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day 10 am to 7 pm. The Water Park is open seasonally.
“Our Sensory rooms can be found within DUPLO Valley Baby Care Center, First Aid, and Water Park Guest Services. These rooms are designed to provide a calm and quiet space for guests with additional sensory needs at any time during their Park visit.”
“The HERO Access Pass is designed to provide an alternative option for individuals who would have difficulty tolerating extended waits during queueing due to disability.”
“Available at LEGO® Ferrari Build & Race from 1 pm to 2 pm daily.”
“These guides are comprehensive planning tools that provide insight on how each attraction may affect each of the five senses.”
The 1 to 2 pm daily time at LEGO Ferrari Build & Race is what LEGOLAND calls its Sensory Sensitivity Hour.
How the HERO Access Pass works: go to Guest Services and talk with a Model Citizen about your needs; no documentation is required, and the pass is given at staff discretion. At your first ride, go in through the FasTrack entrance or the ride exit; you board as soon as possible and get a return time for your next ride, matched to the current standby wait. Keep going like that through the day. The pass covers up to 6 people, including your kid. It works for up to three rides per attraction, is not valid at Water Park attractions, and may be revoked if its terms are violated.
LEGOLAND also describes the pass another way: the guest it is assigned to boards right away through the exit with one helper, while the rest of the group gets a reservation and everyone returns together at that time. Ask at Guest Services how it works on your day.
LEGOLAND says it is a Certified Autism Center (IBCCES) across its theme parks, Water Park and three on-site hotels, and that its staff had autism sensitivity and awareness training. There are separate Sensory Guides for the theme park, the Water Park and the hotels.
LEGOLAND also describes a quiet room for families of kids on the autism spectrum with noise-cancelling headphones, weighted blankets, squishy toys and LEGO building tables. If you need a break, ask a Model Citizen for the nearest quiet location; the DUPLO Valley Schoolhouse near the front of the park and the Water Park by the Wave Pool are examples it gives.
The theme park Sensory Guide says noise-reducing headphones are offered at Guest Services, the Florida Prepaid Schoolhouse in DUPLO Valley and First Aid. For a quieter meal, it suggests eating during non-peak hours or before meal time.
Christmas Bricktacular is included with park admission on these dates: November 21, 22, 27, 28 and 29, 2026; December 5, 6, 12, 13 and 18 to 31, 2026; and January 1, 2 and 3, 2027. The drone show featuring LEGO Santa runs December 5, 12 and 19 to 30, 2026.
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Louder, in the park's words
LEGO NINJAGO The Ride (sound 8 of 10 in the Sensory Guide)not stated
Brickbeard's Watersports Stunt Show (sound 6 of 10: sound effects, loud noises and unexpected sounds are part of the experience)not stated
The LEGO Movie Masters of Flight (sound 6 of 10)not stated
Lost Kingdom Adventure (sound 6 of 10)not stated
Imagination Zone (sound 5 of 10; can be loud when busy)not stated
The Grand Carousel (sound 5 of 10)not stated
LEGO Ferrari Build & Race (sound 5 of 10 (this is also the Sensory Sensitivity Hour ride))not stated
Quieter, in the park's words
Sensory rooms: DUPLO Valley Baby Care Center, First Aid and Water Park Guest Servicesquiet zone
DUPLO Baby Care Centerquiet zone
Caregiver ticket: a discounted ticket for one non-parent caregiver who comes with a guest with a disability. Ask for it at Guest Services when you arrive; it can't be bought ahead. The guest with a disability needs a general admission ticket. LEGOLAND may ask for documentation that shows the need for a caregiver without naming a diagnosis (a note from a licensed healthcare provider, caregiving agency ID, proof of a government or state caregiver program, or an In-Home Supportive Services letter or pay stub); nothing is kept.
Food: you may bring bottled water or a water bottle, small snacks and meals that don't need heating, food needed for medical purposes or special dietary needs, baby food or formula, and soft-sided insulated bags no larger than 8.5 by 6 by 6 inches. Not allowed: food that needs heating or refrigeration, alcohol, glass containers, hard-sided coolers, larger soft-sided coolers, and coolers or bags with wheels (school groups only). For specific or complex dietary needs, email LLF-Food@aramark.com at least 72 hours ahead, or ask Guest Services during your visit.
Parking prices vary by date, from $35 plus tax for a car, and prepaying online is highly recommended. Accessible spaces are near the park entrance with a valid placard and cost the same as regular parking. Re-entry to parking is allowed the same day with a valid parking stub. Toll and ticket booths open about 45 minutes before the theme park opens. Premium, Preferred, Elite and Gold Annual Passes include free standard parking; Standard and Silver passes do not.
Stroller Rental is near the park entrance. If your kid uses a stroller as a wheelchair, Guest Services gives you a Stroller as Wheelchair tag.
First Aid is near the LEGO Factory in Fun Town, and at the Water Park near the Wave Pool. Service animals are welcome in most places but can't go on rides.
Questions: fill out the ADA form on the accessibility page at least 7 days before your visit, or call (877) 350-5346.
