Toronto 
Toronto is getting a new immersive outdoor holiday experience this December.
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Northern Lights TO debuting at Grand Bizarre at Exhibition Place will feature 80,000 square feet of installations highlighting the spirit of the Christmas and holiday season turning it into a winter wonderland filled with cheerful lights, sights, and sound.
As per the news release, the festive experience kicks off as soon as guests arrive and make their way through a 30 ft. light-filled tunnel, transporting them into the enchanting world of Northern Lights.
Once inside, visitors can explore the Spirit of the Holidays and engage with larger-than-life toys, oversized holiday décor, and various light installations that will put them inside the world of the holidays.
Next is the Holiday Town Square, where guests can visit the holiday vendor market, indulge in delicious holiday-inspired food and drinks, and play some fun festive games. As they continue, they’ll enter The Journey North and become immersed in a forest of real Christmas trees before stepping into a space featuring art and light experiences that bring the holidays to life in a new way.
The experience ends with a festive visit to Santa’s iconic home where you can snap a selfie with Santa (or the Grinch after December 25), grab some milk and cookies, and get a chance to experience what it’s like being one of Santa’s elves.
Highlights:
- 80,000+ square feet of holiday-themed experiences
- Wide selection of food and beverage options, including fine wines and holiday spirits curated by The Grand Bizarre
- Dazzling lighting and décor throughout the venue
- 30 ft. immersive light tunnel
- 5 ft. illuminated Christmas tree
- Custom-built lighting installations
- Enchanted animals, larger-than-life toys, and ornaments
- Holiday vendor market
- Winter treats
- Christmas tree forest
- Santa Claus selfies
Northern Lights TO runs from December 1 to January 8th. General admission starts at $22.95 and $17.95 for children ages 3-12. A portion of every Northern Lights ticket sold will be donated to The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids).
