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First Look: LEGOLAND® Florida’s Galacticoaster Blasts Into View

It’s liftoff at LEGOLAND® Florida Resort! Fans just got their first official glimpse of Galacticoaster, the park’s brand-new indoor roller coaster, and its most ambitious attraction to date. Set to launch in early 2026, the ride is already turning heads with a behind-the-scenes video showing track installation and construction milestones inside its massive new home.

A Galactic First for LEGOLAND Florida

Galacticoaster marks the first indoor coaster at LEGOLAND Florida in over 20 years, and it’s shaping up to be one of the most exciting family-friendly thrill rides in Central Florida. Built inside a 30,000-square-foot structure towering over 50 feet high, the ride will immerse guests in a LEGO® galaxy filled with customizable spacecraft, cosmic scenery, and fast-paced coaster fun.

“This attraction represents the next era of LEGOLAND Florida,” said Blake Boyter, Senior Project Manager at Merlin Magic Making. “From the engineering precision to the LEGO DNA woven throughout, guests will experience more LEGO storytelling, more excitement, and more out-of-this-world fun than ever before.”

Mission Stats Worthy of a Space Launch

The sneak peek revealed some staggering stats behind the project:

The Ride Experience

When it opens, Galacticoaster will invite families to board their own LEGO spacecraft and blast off on an interstellar journey. Expect a mix of imaginative storytelling and adrenaline-pumping coaster moments, all while staying true to LEGOLAND’s mission of creating family-first fun.

Why It Matters for Theme Park Fans

For Orlando-area thrill seekers, Galacticoaster is more than just a new ride, it’s a statement that LEGOLAND Florida is leveling up. The new space-themed land, anchored by this cutting-edge coaster, will provide fresh energy for the park as it continues to expand beyond its original offerings.

Watch the Sneak Peek

LEGOLAND released a construction video showcasing the final track arrival and installation, a must-see for coaster fans eager to track the progress of this intergalactic adventure. The clip above, posted to their Instagram feed, captures the sheer scale of the project, from the towering steel columns to the massive building footprint that will soon house LEGO’s most high-tech ride yet.

Prepare for launch: Galacticoaster opens in early 2026 at LEGOLAND Florida Resort. For details and updates, visit LEGOLAND.com/Florida.

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