Now in its fifth year, Lightscape with more than one million lights across a mile-long trail is now open until January 4, 2026. What is new this year, bringing the kids, ticket prices, hours and how to enjoy it 21+ only….
19 different installations including a new fountain show in the Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden (slightly Las Vegas style), 400 fireflies moving in the Osborne Garden, the returning Winter Cathedral and a reimagined Sea of Light
The one way trail takes you around 45 – 90 minutes depending on your walking speed
This year’s soundtrack includes more commonly known songs like Let It Go from FROZEN and some Christmas classics
As usual no touching or running around on the grass for kids
The trail paths are wheelchair and stroller accessible (no bikes or scooters allowed)
Lightscape takes place in all weather (rain or shine)
Entry runs from 4.30 – 8 pm depending on the date
Peak entry tickets are $44 for adults and $28 for children.
Value night tickets are $29 for adults and $15 for children.
Off-Peak Entry: Visit Lightscape on select dates and receive discounted admission. Off-peak tickets are $39 for adults and $22 for children.
21+ Nights (EXPANDED FOR 2025!): On Thursdays in December, adult visitors are invited to grab a seasonal cocktail or hot chocolate and enjoy all Lightscape has to offer.
Sensory-Friendly Early Entry: On December 5 and 30, adults and children with disabilities or sensory sensitivity are invited to enjoy Lightscape without the usual high volume of people. Capacity is limited to ensure the Lightscape trail remains less crowded and more relaxed.
Kids under 2 enter for free.
Tickets here
There are kiosks along the trail where you can buy hot chocolate, cider, snacks and more. You can also stop midway to dine at Lightscape Lodge. The menu features winter-inspired dishes and a kid’s menu, too. Advance reservations for the restaurant—and Lightscape tickets—are required.
