Legoland Unveils $90M Indoor Roller Coasters for 2026

Themed around space exploration, the coasters will debut at Florida and California parks as part of Legoland's largest-ever investment.

Legoland is investing $90 million, its largest in-park investment to date, to introduce indoor roller coasters at its Florida and California locations in 2026.
The coasters, themed around intergalactic missions in the Lego Galaxy, will immerse riders in space exploration with interactive, story-driven experiences.
Construction is already underway at both parks, with the coasters replacing the Flying School attraction in Florida and Driving School in California.
The new attractions are designed for families with children aged 2 to 12, aligning with Legoland's core demographic and emphasizing family-friendly thrills.
This expansion is part of Legoland's strategy to compete with high-tech attractions from Disney and Universal, while leveraging the Lego brand's popularity.