Thank you to Children’s Fairyland for sponsoring 510families.com this holiday season.
Fairy Winterland is a holiday celebration that transforms Children’s Fairyland into a winter wonderland with additional festivities from December 14-15, 18-23, and 26-30 (note that Santa will head back to the North Pole after December 23).
The Fairy Winterland makeover will include holiday displays, festive music from around the world, wintertime stories, seasonal crafts such as candle making, free cocoa and apple cider, and visits from the Snow Queen and Santa Claus (Black Santa since 1993!). A visit to Fairyland is best for toddlers through about age eight and their adults who love to see them smile.
If the train is a must-ride for your kids, go there first. We didn’t even bother with the line – there were at least 40 people in line by the time we reached that part of the park. The carousel on the other hand is a crowd-pleaser and fits a lot of kids. We rode it at least three times.
Pro tips:
- Wear matching sweaters to add to the holiday spirit and find each other quickly!
- Pack a lunch and have it at the picnic tables.
- Save room for cocoa.
Fairy Winterland Highlights
Fairy Winterland is a daytime event celebrating many seasonal holidays with lively puppet shows, performances, and storytimes. Santa Claus and his merry band of elves will lead a dance party twice each day.
10:30 to 3:30: Festive Arts & Crafts
11 am, 2 pm, and 4 pm: Puppet Shows
Noon and 2:30 pm: Santa leads a Dance Party
Hot cocoa and apple cider for all.
Reservations are encouraged. Buy tickets now >>
Find out more about a visit to Fairyland >>
Plan your visit to Fairy Winterland
Open from 10 am to 4 pm, Fairyland will be decked out with culturally diverse holiday displays. All activities are weather permitting.
Admission prices: Over 18: $19 | Children: $17 | 50% off for members
($5 Fairyland for all discounts available)
Thank you again to Children’s Fairyland for sponsoring 510families.com this holiday season.
