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Western Canada’s Tallest Tree of Light & More: Here is What is New at the 2024 Borealis Lights Drive-Thru Christmas Light Display in St. Albert

Published by To Do Canada On November 7, 2024
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St. Albert’s drive-thru Christmas light show, Borealis Lights, is returning this holiday season with a brand new attraction and enhanced displays.

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Credit: Borealis Lights

This year, the event showcases an impressive array of over 800,000 holiday lights, including brand-new installations designed to entertain guests of all ages during the festive season.

 

Highlights for 2024: Western Canada’s Tallest Animated Light Tree

  • Western Canada’s Tallest Tree of Light: St. Albert Kinsmen Club says the centrepiece of this year is an impressive 85-foot tree adorned with over 57,000 animated lights, making it the tallest light tree in Western Canada.
  • Fan-Favorite Displays with a Twist: Visitors can also look forward to beloved displays like the two light tunnels, the Wrap-O-Matic, and the Candle Extravaganza, all enhanced for 2024 with even more vibrant lighting.

 

What Else to Know:

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Borealis Lights

Organizers estimate that the entire drive-thru experience will take approximately 25 to 30 minutes to complete, urging visitors to maintain a speed of 3 km/hr to fully enjoy the display.

In addition to providing festive cheer, the event also supports local charities through its partnership with the Kinsmen Club of St. Albert. A portion of each ticket sale is donated to the Kinsmen charities. Last year, the event raised $27,000 for these causes. This year, organizers continue to support the community by collecting non-perishable food items and toys for the St. Albert Kinettes Christmas Hamper program, which assists over 300 local families.

 

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Trip Planning: Borealis Lights

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Credit: Borealis Lights

What: Borealis Lights is the new premiere drive-thru holiday in St. Albert, and an entire family will experience the fun, festive joy of the holidays from the comfort of their car!

When:

November 22, 2024 – January 5, 2025

Mondays to Thursdays — 5pm to 9pm

Fridays to Sundays — 5pm to 10pm

Extended Hours – December 20 to Jan 1 — 5pm to 10pm

Where: St. Albert Kinsmen RV Park, 47 Riel Dr. St. Albert

How Much: $27 – $55, One ticket covers a vehicle load of people. Senior and Student discounts offered.

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