There’s a special holiday light trail in Ontario featuring over two million custom, festive light displays. And you can enjoy the sights from the comfort of your own car. Journey Into Enchantment is back, and here’s what to know.

Now until Dec. 27, 2025, Journey Into Enchanment welcomes all to its whimsical and bright holiday experience.

Visitors will travel along a two-kilometre-long route, illuminated by millions of custom, interactive 2D and 3D Christmas and holiday-themed light displays. Spot your favourite festive characters and embark on a musical journey that will put you in a joyful mood.

You’ll be left in awe as you venture through this trail, especially as you make your way through the sparkling, drive-through tunnel.

It’s really a sight to see!

Where does Journey Into Enchantment take place?

You can enjoy this holiday drive-thru in Ajax, Ont., which is less than an hour’s drive east of Toronto. Tickets are available online for the select dates, and tickets are priced at $37.55 per car, after taxes and fees.

As for when is the best time for you to visit, we’d say sooner rather than later, as it may get busier closer to the holidays.

This is a holiday event you don’t want to miss. It’s festive, it’s wholesome, and it’s the perfect way to enjoy the holiday season.

Get your tickets ASAP!

Journey Into Enchantment

When: Select days until Dec. 27, 2025
Time: 5:15 p.m. to late every day
Where: 462 Kingston Rd. E., Ajax, Ont.
Cost: $37.55 per car

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