Legoland invests $90 million in indoor roller coasters for its Florida and California parks, set to open in 2026.

Legoland is investing $90 million to build indoor roller coasters at its Florida and California locations, set to open in 2026. The rides, targeting families with children aged 2-12, will be the largest single attraction investment at both parks. The California version, called Lego Galaxy, will be the first roller coaster built there in 20 years and will include a space-themed zone with additional rides and play areas.