Meanwhile, Legoland Shanghai Resort partnered with nearby attractions in the Jinshan district to launch an exclusive ticket package. From Sept 20 to 30, Legoland ticket holders can visit Fengjing ancient town and Shanghai blooming garden free of charge.

"Our new joint tickets represent both an upgrade in visitor experience and an innovative approach to regional cultural tourism integration," said Chen Jie, general manager of Legoland Shanghai Resort. "This initiative aims to provide visitors with more diverse and immersive options while creating a new model of connected attractions and shared experiences."

The second phase of "brick or treat monster party" features transformed rides with seasonal themes and decorations and a new Legoland character. The Legoland Hotel will also participate in the festivities with special decorations and activities.

For families with children aged two to 12 years, the resort has crafted interactive experiences including a seasonal treasure hunt with special rewards for completion. Themed Lego brick building activities are designed to encourage children's creativity.

Additional themed catering and retail products will be available during the event, with special ticket packages and promotional offers accessible through the resort's official app, mini-program, and authorized platforms.