Now Booking: LEGOLAND’s New Pirate-Themed Hotel

The newest hotel will delight swashbucklers of all ages.

By Amber Guetebier September 19, 2019

Earlier this year LEGOLAND Florida announced plans to build LEGOLAND Pirate Island Hotel, a brand-new pirate-themed hotel adjacent to the park. Construction is well under way and they’ve just announced the grand opening date of April 17, 2020! Read on for details, photos and even an animated fly-through video of the hotel.

photo: Chip Litherland for LEGOLAND Florida Resort

Pirate Island will be connected to the existing LEGOLAND Hotel, becoming the third on-site hotel at the LEGOLAND Florida Resort. Located right outside the main gates of the park (130 steps, to be exact) the hotel will include 150 rooms, a heated pool and pool deck, a pirate ship in front of the hotel, a pirate-themed restaurant, nightly kid-friendly programming, LEGO character experiences, LEGO play pits and a lobby bar for the grown-ups.

photo: Chip Litherland for LEGOLAND Florida

rendering image courtesy LEGOLAND Florida Resort

“Pirate Island Hotel will be a great addition to LEGOLAND Florida Resort,” said General Manager Rex Jackson. “Based on our consumer demand, the need for a third on-site accommodation has never been higher. Along with THE LEGO® MOVIE™ WORLD, Pirate Island Hotel is a key component in the park’s overall growth and expansion as we continue to strengthen LEGOLAND Florida Resort as a multi-day destination.”

rendering image courtesy LEGOLAND Florida Resort

Every Pirate Island Hotel room will include two separate spaces—a kiddos’ space with bunk beds and and a grown-up sleeping area. The rooms are all decked out in LEGO pirate decor and have interactive LEGO Pirate models throughout.

photo: Chip Litherland for LEGOLAND Florida

Each room will include unique pirateering themes like boat-shaped beds and in-room treasure hunts. And with every hotel stay, a scurvy-preventing breakfast will be included.

photo: Chip Litherland for LEGOLAND Florida

photo courtesy LEGOLAND Florida Resort

The five-story hotel will also house Shipwreck Restaurant along with a bar called Smuggler’s Bar, just for grown-ups. There will be an entertainment area for kid-friendly nightly programing and LEGO play pits.

photo courtesy LEGOLAND Florida Resort

“We’re really excited to open our third on-site hotel accommodation and deliver completely new family-friendly experiences,” said LEGOLAND Florida Resort General Manager Rex Jackson. “Pirates have a long history tied to the state of Florida and we look forward to providing our future guests with an entertaining, memorable and fun hotel.”