Legoland Florida's Christmas Bricktacular Lists Nine New Additions, Including a Yeti and a (W)rap Masters Show, as Two Old Shows Drop Off the Page

Legoland Florida's Christmas Bricktacular Lists Nine New Additions, Including a Yeti and a (W)rap Masters Show, as Two Old Shows Drop Off the Page

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Legoland Florida's Christmas has a new cold-weather resident. A Yeti minifigure joins the holiday lineup this year, and it is one of nine things marked NEW on the resort's freshly rewritten Christmas Bricktacular page.

Until this update, the 2026 additions were three one-line teasers, a drone show, a "Rap Battle Show" and an interactive light trail, plus a passing line about making LEGO carrots to refuel the reindeer. The event page, last updated on the morning of Thursday, October 22, according to the resort's sitemap, now gives each of them a name, a description and artwork. The short "New for 2026" teasers are still at the top of the page, with a fourth added for Reindeer Refuel, and they still call the show a "Rap Battle Show". The new names and descriptions sit further down.

Key art showing LEGO minifigures of a character in a reindeer costume, an elf holding a microphone, LEGO Santa and a white Yeti standing in front of a decorated Christmas tree and LEGO village under a night sky, with a line drawing of Santa's face in red lights and the LEGOLAND Florida Resort logo

The key art for LEGO Santa's Holiday Light Spectacular, with the new Yeti on the right. Image: Legoland Florida Resort

The new lineup

Every item below carries a NEW tag on the page:

  • LEGO Santa's Holiday Light Spectacular: the Christmas drone show now has a name. Its dates match the 14 nights we reported on October 15: December 5, 12 and 19 through 30.
  • (W)rap Masters Show: the "Rap Battle Show" teaser, now with a title. Legoland's pitch: "Get ready to (w)rap, dance, and battle it all out in all-new high energy show starring LEGO Santa's Elves!"
  • Light Up LEGOLAND Light Trail: "Build up holiday cheer, fill the merry meter and light up LEGOLAND!"
  • Reindeer Refuel: "Feed his reindeer magical LEGO carrots and power up the Merry Meter so they can take flight!"
  • LEGO Elf Bell Orchestra: a colorful LEGO musical rig for building the sound of Christmas.
  • Yeti's Home: "Help keep the Yeti cool! Build a snowflake to chill his arctic home!"
  • Gingerbread Kitchen: guests follow a recipe, pick the right ingredients and nail the moves, all to make some holiday cheer.
  • Galacticoaster Holiday Spaceship: festive customizable elements for Galacticoaster, the resort's newest ride, where riders build their own ship.
  • Yeti meet-and-greet: "Snap a cool photo with the newest member of the holiday crew!"

A performer in a red and green elf costume with striped stockings waves from an outdoor stage beside a costumed LEGO elf character in green with glasses and a pointed hat, with a LEGO Christmas tree at left

Legoland's image for the (W)rap Masters Show, starring LEGO Santa's Elves. Image: Legoland Florida Resort

What is no longer on the page

Compared with the October 13 version captured by the Wayback Machine, two shows are gone from the entertainment list:

  • Festival of Flurries, the sing-along snow show with LEGO Snowman.
  • Holly Hype Dance Party, the dance party hosted by LEGO Reindeer Girl.

Both characters are still around: LEGO Snowman and LEGO Reindeer Girl now appear in the meet-and-greet list instead. The "Festive LEGO Brick Building Activities" entry and the "Exclusive minifigure-inspired food and drink" line are also gone. The food line now reads "Enjoy festive, limited-time sweets and treats."

Legoland has not said whether the two shows are retired or simply left off the page. Its own Christmas events blog guide, published October 14, still lists the Holly Hype Dance Party among the things to do at Christmas Bricktacular in 2026, so treat both shows as unlisted rather than confirmed cancelled.

A white furry LEGO Yeti minifigure with a blue face holding a blue ice pop, against a pale blue background with white snowflakes

The Yeti, the newest character on the Christmas Bricktacular meet-and-greet list. Image: Legoland Florida Resort

Two returns

When Legoland renamed the event in September, we noted that the North Pole Postal Service and the Holiday Traditions Scavenger Hunt had dropped off the page. Both are back. The scavenger hunt is in DUPLO Valley, with a festive prize while supplies last. The Postal Service lets guests write a letter to LEGO Santa and is listed as available only on Christmas Bricktacular event days from November 20 through December 25. November 20 is not one of the event's dates, so in practice that means event days from November 21 through December 25.

A LEGO-built spaceship styled like a red sleigh with candy-cane accents, small green trees and gingerbread details, floating against a dark blue grid background with white stars

Artwork for the Galacticoaster Holiday Spaceship, festive customizable elements for Legoland's newest ride. Image: Legoland Florida Resort

For hotel guests

The hotel section adds LEGO Santa's Workshop, where guests decorate a keepsake ornament "exclusively in the LEGOLAND Hotel Lobby". It is open from 8:30 to 10am on Christmas Bricktacular event days and is included with a hotel stay. The page also promises a "hotel-exclusive holiday character Meet & Greet."

One wrinkle: the new hotel copy says stays start at $162 per person, per night, with an "Offer ends November 17, 2026" line, while the "Kids Tickets from $39/Day with Hotel Stay" package tile higher up on the same page (a hotel stay plus two-day multi-park tickets), also from $162 per person, per night, says "Offer ends November 1, 2026." The page does not say whether they are the same deal. If you want that rate, booking before November 1 is the safer bet, or confirm the end date before you pay.

The basics

Christmas Bricktacular runs on select dates from Saturday, November 21 through Sunday, January 3, and it is included with theme park tickets and annual passes. The dates: November 21, 22, 27, 28 and 29; December 5, 6, 12, 13 and 18 through 31; and January 1 through 3.

Which one is your kid heading for first, the Yeti or the (W)rap Masters?

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Image credits: Legoland Florida Resort.

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