This is what the Toronto Zoo's new interactive light experience looks like

The Toronto Zoo’s new light experience is officially opening to the public today.

Designed by Montreal-based company Moment Factory Inc., the new experience consists of interactive displays and serves as an after-hours ticketed event that promotes conservation awareness.

Titled “Terra Lumina,” the exhibit is the eleventh unique experience created in Moment Factory’s Lumina night walk series.

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After nightfall this winter, zoo guests are invited to explore the immersive experience, which follows a 1.5 km walking path that travels into the future and back, according to the Toronto Zoo.

The nearly 60-minute journey begins when a portal carries you into the luminescent wonders of the year 2099, a time when humans and nature have learned to live in harmony.

“Let yourself be transported by vibrant lighting, multimedia effects, breathtaking video projections, and an original score to an enchanted world filled with possibility. And explore this bright and hopeful future to reveal the powerful secrets of tomorrow,” reads the Zoo’s website.

Here’s what the installation looks like:

Terra Lumina/Moment Factory

Terra Lumina/Moment Factory

Terra Lumina/Moment Factory

Terra Lumina/Moment Factory

Terra Lumina/Moment Factory

Terra Lumina/Moment Factory

Admission for the event is $29.99 for adults, $24.99 for children, and $27.99 for seniors, and can be purchased online.

Moment Factory has previously created Lumina exhibits in Kingston, Whistler, Quebec, and internationally at the Singapore Zoo.