LEGOLAND Florida Resort

Two launches, both built for kids.

LEGOLAND Florida Resort logo

LEGOLAND Florida Resort was growing from one park into a multi-day destination, starting with the world’s first Peppa Pig Theme Park. We led creative and art direction on both launches, and let the kids lead the work.

Billboard reading Oink if you love theme parks, with three kids holding lollipops inside a Peppa Pig head shape
Client
LEGOLAND Florida Resort
Category
Theme parks
Our role
Creative direction, art direction
Two launches
Peppa Pig Theme Park and LEGOLAND Florida Resort

The brief

Sell preschool families on a park they couldn’t visit yet, then make LEGOLAND the easy pick in Central Florida.

The idea

These parks are built for kids. So let the kids lead, in the voice, the photos and the frames.

The result

Two campaigns from one truth, running from the highway to the back window of the family car.

Two parks. One rule: kids first.

Eight stops across two launches, from a rack card in a parent’s hand to a building wrap at night.

LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Peppa Pig Theme Park launch

01 Peppa Pig

Oink if you love theme parks.

Peppa Pig Theme Park is the only park where kids 0 to 6 are in charge for the whole trip, so the campaign talks the way they do. Every photo sits inside Peppa’s own head shape, so the work reads as Peppa before you see the logo.

Peppa Pig Theme Park launch

02 Rack card

A bumper sticker in every rack card.

The rack card printed on crack-and-peel stock. Families take one home, peel off the oink sticker, and the campaign rides along on the back of the family car.

Rack cards and stickers

LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Rack cards and stickers
LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Rack cards and stickers
LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Rack cards and stickers
LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Rack cards and stickers

03 Billboards

Lines a four-year-old would say right back.

Oink if you love theme parks. The most oinktastic day ever. Big, bright and easy to read at highway speed, and just as easy for a kid in the back seat to repeat.

Outdoor advertising

LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Outdoor advertising
LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Outdoor advertising

04 Print

The most oinktastic day ever.

Print carried the same head-shaped frame into magazines, with one ad for the whole family, one for the bumper boats and one for the splash pad.

Print

LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Print
LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Print
LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Print
LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Print

05 Social

Press play and oink along.

On Instagram, Peppa announced the park herself. A 15 second reel, an 8 second loop and a set of banners kept the voice going on every screen.

Social and digital

Instagram reel, :15. Sound on.
Instagram post, :08 loop
Animated banner
Static digital banner, the most oinktastic day ever
Static banner
Static digital banner, world’s first Peppa Pig Theme Park
Static banner
LEGOLAND Florida Resort: In-park banners

06 In the park

Oink-tastic, all the way in.

In-park banners kept the frame and the voice going once families arrived, so the park looked like the ads that brought them there.

In-park banners

07 LEGOLAND

A theme park built entirely for kids?!

With Peppa open, LEGOLAND became a multi-park, multi-hotel, multi-day destination. Kids ask the questions, LEGO minifigures cheer them on, and brick-colored frames stack the way the bricks do.

LEGOLAND Florida Resort launch

LEGOLAND Florida Resort: LEGOLAND Florida Resort launch
LEGOLAND Florida Resort: LEGOLAND Florida Resort launch
LEGOLAND Florida Resort: LEGOLAND Florida Resort launch

08 Around town

Vacations. Well played.

The tagline hands the credit to the parents who booked the trip, from street-level light boxes to a building wrap that lights up the night.

Out of home

LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Out of home
LEGOLAND Florida Resort: Out of home

Two launches. One rule: let the kids lead.

Peppa Pig Theme Park talks the way a four-year-old does. LEGOLAND lets a kid ask the question and lets the minifigures cheer.

Different parks and different voices, built on the same truth. And at the end of the day, the parents get the credit.

  • Billboards
  • Print
  • Rack cards
  • Stickers
  • Social
  • Digital
  • In-park banners
  • Building wrap

What we did

  • Creative direction
  • Art direction
  • Campaign concepts
  • Copywriting
  • Outdoor
  • Print
  • Rack cards
  • Social
  • Digital
  • Environmental

What needs to hold up next?

Tell us where things stand. A few sentences is plenty. The people who read it are the people who would do the work.

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