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Metro Vancouver is getting a new holiday light walk through a ‘secret forest’ this year

While we were happy to see the return of some iconic holiday experiences, it’s also nice to have something new to look forward to! Lumagica is a brand new holiday light walk coming to Surrey this Christmas season, and we’ve got the details for you. Let’s check it out!

Lumagica has already been a success over in Europe, creating similar experiences in countries like Sweden, Norway and Germany. There’s even a Lumagica experience in New York City this year, so we’re excited to check out the experience for ourselves.

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The Surrey experience will be set up in the Cloverdale Fairgrounds. According to a press release, visitors will be treated to light displays, light animation, and photo opportunities. What’s more, they can also look forward to live entertainment and even a Christmas market. Whether you’re going for a little family fun or as a holiday date night, we have a feeling this will be worthwhile for just about anyone.

Lumagica is set to arrive at the start of December, and tickets are already on sale! Just click the link below for more info.

Lumagica Surrey

When: December 3rd to December 30th
Where: 17607-17905 62 Avenue, Surrey
Cost: $22+ for GA

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