Lego pumpkins bring Halloween magic to Legoland Windsor
• Oct 31, 2025, 6:39 AM
1 min de lecture
At Legoland Windsor, more than 500 real pumpkins sit beside nine Lego models, built from over 44,000 pieces and weighing just over 100 kilograms.
Each one took hours of careful work to shape curved pumpkins from square bricks.The colourful display is part of the park’s annual Halloween celebrations, filled with themed shows, decorations and family fun.
For visitors young and old, it’s a playful reminder that Halloween is about creativity, imagination, and a little bit of magic.
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