Noel Holiday Light Festival & Market
Get ready, Surrey! Noel Holiday Light Festival & Market is lighting up the Cloverdale Fairgrounds from November 28 – December 23 with activities and entertainment for all ages.
Noel is a light festival that brings people together to embrace the joy and wonder of the holiday season. With dazzling light installations and enchanting holiday décor, it’s a festive atmosphere perfect for families, friends, and all holiday enthusiasts!
Tickets Include
- Admission to Noel Surrey
- Photos With Santa
- Visits with the Green & Grumpy One
- Mesmerizing light displays, including Electric Avenue, Frosty Forests, Illuminated See Saws and more
- 50ft Ferris Wheel (Nov 28-Dec 19)
- Bumper Cars & Berry-Go-Round (Dec 20-23)
- Live Music
- Kids Activities
- Dance Performances
- Kidsville ft. face painting, crafts, balloon twisting, Candy Cane slide and more
- Rudy’s Play Reindeer Stable
- Holiday Characters and Princesses
Access to:
- Christmas Market
- Jack Frost’s LED Igloo Bar
- Holiday Food & Beverages
- Holly Jolly Hub with Food Trucks, Fire Pits and Dining Huts
- Festival Merchandise
- Bavarian Plaza
Food, beverages, merch, and items purchased from the Christmas Market are an additional charge.
Prices:
- Kids 6 and under are FREE
- Youth/Teen (Age 7-18): $15
- Adult (Age 19-65): $20
- Senior (Age 65+): $15
Plus service charges and tax.
Tickets:
Subscriber Presale happening from Sept 20-25
- All presale tickets come with a free Wishing Wand
Tickets on sale Sept 26 at 10am.
Subscribe or buy your tickets here.
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