LEGOLAND Florida: Theme Park & Water Park Combo Ticket

One ticket, two parks, zero planning — LEGOLAND Florida's full day for families

You arrive with a digital ticket, skip the box office, and access both the LEGOLAND theme park and water park in one day. The park includes 50+ rides and attractions for kids aged 2–12, from the LEGO MOVIE World to Unikitty's Disco Drop to the wave pool. Book in advance to lock in your date and use the optional I-Drive shuttle if you need it — that's what makes the whole day actually work.

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to cover both the theme park and water park in one day without arranging separate tickets or worrying about sellouts — the advance booking is what makes that possible, and the combo price is the only way to do both without paying separately.

What’s included

Your ticket includes general admission to both LEGOLAND Florida Theme Park and the Water Park, access to all 50+ rides, shows, and attractions, and the option to book a complimentary shuttle from I-Drive 360 (reserve by 11am the day before). Strollers and wheelchairs are welcome, and service animals are permitted throughout both parks.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Visit LEGOLAND Florida and Water Park

• Explore LEGOLAND theme park rides
• Enjoy The LEGO Movie World
• Experience Masters of Flight theater
• Ride Unikitty's Disco Drop
• Try Battle of Bricksburg water ride
• Play at LEGOLAND Water Park
• Swim in wave pool and lazy river
• Slide down water slides
• Visit DUPLO Splash Safari

The Experience

That moment when your kid's face lights up walking through the gates? You want that to happen without spending an hour in a ticket line first. LEGOLAND Florida's combo ticket gets you straight in — both the 150-acre theme park and the water park, same day, no separate bookings. You show up, scan your phone, and go. The park has over 50 rides and attractions built around LEGO, DUPLO, and THE LEGO MOVIE worlds, which means even if your kids are at totally different ages, there's something for each of them.

The theme park side is where you'll spend most of the day if the kids are under ten. Masters of Flight is a flying theater ride that actually works — you're not just sitting in a dark room watching a screen. Unikitty's Disco Drop is exactly what it sounds like, and the LEGO MOVIE World has enough to keep kids busy for hours. Battle of Bricksburg is a water ride that doesn't soak you completely, which matters when you're planning to hit the water park later and don't want to spend the afternoon in wet clothes. The water park itself has a wave pool, a lazy river for when everyone needs to sit down, and water slides that range from "my five-year-old can do this" to "okay, maybe not." DUPLO Splash Safari is the shallow end for the littlest ones.

Logistics matter here, and this ticket handles the part that usually stresses parents. You book in advance, which means no "sold out" panic and no guessing whether you'll actually make it happen. If you're staying on I-Drive, there's a complimentary shuttle — you just have to reserve it by 11am the day before, which is the kind of detail that actually saves your morning. Wheelchairs and strollers work fine throughout both parks, and service animals are welcome. The combo ticket is the only way to do both parks in one day without buying them separately, which adds up fast when you're a family of four.

The real win is that you're not choosing between the theme park and the water park. You get both, and the ticket is valid for the same day. On a Florida afternoon when it's hot, being able to move between dry rides and water attractions without leaving the property and coming back is the difference between a good day and an exhausting one.

Top questions

Can I visit both parks on the same day with one ticket?

Yes. The combo ticket includes access to both the 150-acre LEGOLAND theme park and the water park on the same day.

What's included in the ticket?

General admission to LEGOLAND Florida Theme Park and Water Park, plus access to 50+ rides, shows, and attractions. The complimentary I-Drive shuttle is optional and must be reserved by 11am the day before.

Is there a free shuttle?

Yes, a complimentary shuttle runs from I-Drive 360, but you need to reserve it by 11am the day before your visit.

What age is LEGOLAND best for?

It's designed for families with kids aged 2–12, though LEGO fans of any age can enjoy it. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller.

Do I need to buy separate tickets for the water park?

No. The combo ticket covers both the theme park and water park — no additional purchase needed.

Can I bring a wheelchair or stroller?

Yes, both are welcome throughout the parks. Service animals are also allowed.

What time should I arrive?

Since you skip the box office line with advance booking, you can head straight to the park entrance when it opens. Check the park's website for opening times on your visit date.

Is the water park seasonal?

The water park operates seasonally. Confirm opening dates before your visit.