LEGOLAND Florida reopens old Cypress Gardens Florida Pool and Oriental Gardens with a playful twist

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A Florida-shaped pool at LEGOLAND Florida overflows with vibrant LEGO bricks and is outlined with bright yellow spheres, set beside a scenic lake and surrounded by the lush trees of Cypress Gardens.

LEGOLAND Florida today brought back old areas of the location’s former Florida attraction, Cypress Gardens, but with a LEGO twist. The Florida Pool and Oriental Gardens have returned to the center of the park, making their debut in a ceremony led by LEGOLAND general manager Adrian Jones along with Bob Gernert, former Winter Haven Chamber Executive Director and Cypress Gardens historian.

“We have taken great care to restore and maintain the historic Cypress Gardens since our opening in 2011 and we are thrilled to reopen such beloved areas as the Florida Pool and the Oriental Gardens for guests of all ages to enjoy,” said Jones

A Florida-shaped pool at LEGOLAND Florida overflows with vibrant LEGO bricks and is outlined with bright yellow spheres, set beside a scenic lake and surrounded by the lush trees of Cypress Gardens.

At LEGOLAND Florida’s iconic Cypress Gardens, two guests shake hands amid vibrant antebellum-costumed performers and a striking dress sculpture, capturing the timeless charm and festive spirit of the celebrated Florida Pool area.

Guests can enjoy the spectacle of six elegantly dressed performers in vibrant ballgowns posing beside a playful pool brimming with rubber ducks, capturing the fun and fantasy of LEGOLAND Florida's Cypress Gardens by the lakeside.

Former Cypress Gardens southern belles posed alongside LEGO belles alongside the Florida Pool, now filled with floating LEGO brick. Cypress Gardens was one of Florida’s oldest attraction dating back to the 1930s.

The enchanting pond and fountain at Cypress Gardens, encircled by vibrant greenery and featuring the iconic golden Buddha statue in the background.

The new areas open to all park guests tomorrow, March 6. The Cypress Gardens areas are included with park admission.

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