Roger Williams Park Zoo Hosts Holiday Lights Spectacular

Zoo Transforms into a Sparkling Winter Wonderland: November 29-January 4

Providence, Rhode Island (October 29, 2024): New England’s favorite winter tradition, the Holiday Lights Spectacular, is coming to Roger Williams Park Zoo.

Walk through a winter wonderland where over 3.5 million twinkling lights light up the Zoo. Discover dazzling displays featuring festive decorations and enchanting illuminations. From reindeer that shimmer to snowmen who sparkle, it’s like stepping into a holiday fairy tale brought to life. Don’t miss out on this magical experience.

Join us and ring in the season nightly from November 29 through January 4, 2025, from 5:00 to 9:30 p.m. Bundle up, grab an adult beverage or hot chocolate, roast some s’mores, and stroll through 40 acres of illuminated pathways. It’s the perfect holiday experience to share with friends and family.

For the little ones, Santa will be at the Spectacular on Thursday nights in December until Christmas. The visit is free to families with a same-night ticket for the 5 or 6 p.m. timeslots only.

Tickets for Holiday Lights must be purchased online in advance.

Holiday Lights will be closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

WEATHER POLICY – Holiday Lights Spectacular is open rain or shine. In the case of light to moderate rain or snow, the show will be open. There will be no refunds or rescheduling. Please call in advance, check the website, or visit Facebook for updates and weather policy.

FOR INFORMATION AND TO PURCHASE TICKETS www.rwpzoo.org/holidaylights

Photos are available: 2024 Media Photos – Dropbox Credit: Courtesy of the Roger Williams Park Zoo

Roger Williams Park Zoo is Rhode Island’s number one outdoor family and tourist attraction, and a leader in conservation efforts undertaken by a zoo of its size. As leaders in conservation and animal care – we create engaging experiences that empower guests to join us in conserving wildlife and wild places. Roger Williams Park Zoo is supported and managed by the Rhode Island Zoological Society and is owned by the City of Providence.