LEGO NINJAGO Weekends 2027 Finally Has Dates: 12 Days From January 16 to February 15, Five More Than This Year

Ninjas, you can finally put it on the calendar. Legoland Florida has added dates to LEGO NINJAGO Weekends 2027, and the event runs on a lot more days than this year's.

The event page now reads: "It's Time to GO FULL NINJA on Select Dates," followed by this list:

• January 2027: 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 30, 31
• February 2027: 6, 7, 13, 14, 15

That is every Saturday and Sunday from January 16 through February 14, plus two Monday holidays: Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 18 and Presidents Day on February 15. Twelve days in all.

The LEGO NINJAGO Weekends banner on Legoland Florida's event page. Image: Legoland Florida Resort

More days than 2026

This year's edition ran just seven days. A January 2026 capture of the same page in the Internet Archive lists January 17, 18, 24 and 31 and February 7, 14 and 15. That was five Saturdays and two Sundays. The 2027 run adds five more days, picks up every Sunday in the window and takes in both holiday Mondays, so there are more non-Saturday options than last time.

The dates are new. As we reported in September, the event had been listed only as "Early 2027" for months, and an October 12 capture still said exactly that, with no event dates on the page. Legoland's own sitemap shows the event page was last updated on Tuesday morning, November 10.

One small mismatch: the strip at the top of the page still says "Select Dates Jan 17 - Feb 15, 2027," and so does the event's tile on Legoland's seasonal events page. That is the same range this year's event used. The date list underneath starts a day earlier, on Saturday, January 16. If you are planning around opening weekend, check the page again closer to the date.

What is on the list

The page promises "thrilling live shows," "exclusive meet-and-greets with your favorite LEGO Ninjas," and a ride on LEGO NINJAGO The Ride. Five activities are listed:

• Lloyd's Elemental Challenge: a high-energy show where Lloyd puts your training to the test
• Ultimate Dragon Build: grab some LEGO bricks and build a dragon
• Whip Around Dance Party: a ninja dance party "hosted by Sora"
• Ceremony of the Ninja: a closing celebration with the LEGO NINJAGO heroes
• Ninja Approved LEGO Mosaic (new since October): "Work together to complete the design and bring an AWESOME giant LEGO mosaic to life."

The image Legoland uses for Lloyd's Elemental Challenge on the event page. Image: Legoland Florida Resort

What dropped off

Compared with the October 12 version of the page, two activities are no longer listed. One is the Name that Ninja Scavenger Hunt. The other is Path of the Ninja, the sticker-collecting quest that sent families from activity to activity and ended at the Ceremony with a reward. The line celebrating 15 years of LEGO NINJAGO is gone too. So the activity list goes from six to five, with four returning and one new. The mosaic is new since October but not a first: the January 2026 page had a 15th Celebration Mosaic, where guests helped build a giant mosaic. That January page, captured while the event was running, listed seven activities, plus snack listings and a Pop Badge section. So far, the 2027 page lists a shorter lineup even though the event runs on more days.

The new page does not say whether the Ceremony of the Ninja still comes with a reward now that Path of the Ninja is gone. If that was your kids' favorite part, it is worth asking at the park. The page does not post show times either.

The image Legoland uses for the Ninja Approved LEGO Mosaic, new to the page since October. Image: Legoland Florida Resort

Tickets, passes and the ride

The page says the event is "Included with Tickets & Select Passes" but does not spell out which passes count. Its pass panel notes that blockout dates apply to the Standard Pass, so Standard passholders should check the blockout calendar before picking a weekend.

The page also points families to LEGO NINJAGO The Ride. The ride was listed on Legoland's temporary closure list for November 2 to 20 and was later taken off it (our November 2 story has the details). The current closures page shows no scheduled closure for it, though it also warns that attractions "may be closed without notice."

The image Legoland uses for the Ceremony of the Ninja. Image: Legoland Florida Resort

Which day are you picking: a holiday Monday, or a classic ninja Saturday?

Sources

• Legoland Florida Resort, "LEGO NINJAGO Weekends" (event page, updated November 10, 2026)
• Internet Archive, LEGO NINJAGO Weekends page as captured October 12, 2026
• Internet Archive, LEGO NINJAGO Weekends page as captured January 31, 2026

Image credits: All images Legoland Florida Resort.