A holiday favorite is returning to Thanksgiving Point, as Luminaria is returning with its display of millions of lights and 28 themed areas across the 50-acre Ashton Gardens.
Opening on November 16 and running through January 6, guests will enjoy 6,500 programmable luminaries, a 120-foot Christmas tree, snowflakes, reindeer, and other images of the season programmed to holiday music.
Over 9,000 hours of work from hundreds of employees and volunteers go into putting together this holiday wonderland. In addition to the light displays, guests can enjoy shows and experiences, such as the new Fire and Ice Show. Other attractions include the following:
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