Surrey's giant lantern festival is finally open to the public (PHOTOS)
The long-awaited Surrey International Festival Lantern Festival is finally open.
Taking place at the Cloverdale Millennium Amphitheatre Park and dubbed “the Art of Lights,” the 2018 Surrey International Lantern Festival is a large-scale cultural celebration.
The event officially opened on December 14, 2018, and will end on Sunday, February 10, 2019.
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The event was supposed to open to the public in October, but was delayed due to “unexpected technical issues.”
The festival promises a magical display of spectacular lanterns, including “living” dinosaurs. There will also be food trucks, interactive gaming zones, and live bands and a DJ on the weekends.
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On December 24 and 25, Art of Lights will be hosting a Christmas Party with a free candy house, a $2 “happy hour” for games, and a free raffle ticket giveaway.
There will also be special celebrations on New Year’s Eve and on Chinese New Year.
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Tickets are available online now, starting at $22.95 for adults, and $14.95 for children (3 to 12) and seniors (over 65).
Art of Lights: The 2018 Surrey International Lantern Festival
When: Now until February 10, 2019
Where: Cloverdale Millennium Amphitheatre Park – 17728 64 Avenue, Surrey
Time: 4 to 10 pm daily
Admission: Tickets available online starting at $22.95 for adults
See also
- This website shows how close you are to the nearest white Christmas
- You can zip down this giant ice sliding track in Whistler this winter
- Bloedel Conservatory has transformed into a tropical holiday wonderland
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