If you are looking for something new to do this year, Dazzling Nights Pittsburgh is what you have been looking for!
Macaroni KID was graciously hosted by Dazzling Nights Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh Botanic Gardens and can't wait to return with our families.
This mile long journey of light experiences is truly magical and needs to be on your bucket list this winter! Join The Memoir Agency at The Pittsburgh Botanic Garden from November 24, 2023 to January 1, 2024. Timed-entry tickets MUST be purchased online as there will be no ticket sales at the door. Purchase tickets HERE. Your journey will begin with some traditional magic at the holiday tree!
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Highlights of this year's Dazzling Nights experience:
- Journey through a field of 2,000 illuminated flowers, dancing with light.
- Bask in the warmth of a fiery glow from dozens of hand-made Moroccan Lanterns hanging from the treetops.
- Immerse yourself in a tunnel of giant stars.
- Capture photos with friends and family in front of a 30’ stained glass tree.
- Hop over a walkway of interactive lights that illuminate when you step on them.
- Take in an awe-inspiring light show around the Lotus Pond, featuring 100 beacons of light, 10 feet tall, dancing to music.
- And the evening wouldn’t be complete without snow and holiday treats.
- And so much more!
For more information on Dazzling Nights Pittsburgh , check out https://www.dazzlingpittsburgh.com/
A few important tips to know before you go:
- Onsite parking is $15 and must be reserved in advance online.
- Off-site parking is free and will include a complimentary shuttle service.
- Arrive 30 mins early to ensure enough travel time from the off-site parking area to Pittsburgh Botanic Garden for your Dazzling Nights entry time.
- Dress appropriately. Dress warm and wear appropriate footwear as you will be walking through gardens in various weather conditions.
- Pittsburgh Botanic Gardens is intended to be a walking experience and pathways may have a paved, woodchip or fine gravel surface depending on location. Portions of the garden may be difficult for stroller or wheelchair use due to surface, slope or stairs.
- Small kids might want to bring flashlights to immerse themselves in the experience and to help comfort in some of the dimly lit areas.
