It was quite impressive to see the skill they displayed during the multiple phases of their act. It was a great variety show and display of the Chinese culture (balancing, strength and coordination). There is also a 30-45 minute show that began at 7:00 pm which featured Chinese acrobatics. Santa Claus are located to visit with and take a picture. There is an enormous Christmas Tree lantern in the center of the park. There are also shops spread throughout to get some trinkets for the holidays. We had the Buttermilk Fried Chicken & Waffle + Waffle Fries! Amanda also grabbed a wine to wash down our waffle feast. Multiple food trucks (The Waffle Bus! One of my favorites in Houston) and beverage stations (wine, beer, pop/soda, water, hot drinks as well) are there to feed your appetite while you admire the Houston holiday lights.
Can you recognize some of the iconic structures? It was like going on a tour of the world in one evening. We spent about 3 hours there viewing all of the spectacular lanterns and Houston holiday lights while capturing as many photos as possible. *Tip* Arrive to the Houston holiday lights festival early – The lights go on at 5:00 pm, so it is a great time to capture the lanterns with the sun setting in the background! Additionally the crowds are low so you get clear views of the displays. It is the largest lantern festival in the USA – how cool is that? It is a huge outdoor display of holiday lights and hand-made lanterns (inspired by Chinese lantern designs) to recreate the world’s landmarks and landscapes. We made our way over to the Sam Houston Race Park who is hosting the Magical Winter Lights: Houston Lantern Festival & Holiday Celebration. We were lucky to find a unique Houston holiday lights event that would capture the holiday spirit and fulfill our desire to find more lights! Parking is $10 charged onsite.After our botanical garden visit last week while in Pittsburgh, we decided to do a little research online to find a holiday light event in Houston. Tickets are on sale now at Event opens daily at 5 p.m., including holidays. “Staring November 19 and through the holidays, we invite you on an experiential adventure to explore illuminated tunnels, world landmarks, or stand beneath life-sized dinosaurs and dip into imaginary lands of joy and happiness,” said An.
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Find renditions of landmarks from around the world, a Christmas village, the skyline of Houston, a dinosaur fun zone, festival foods, carnival rides and games, Santa and Ice Sisters meet-and-greet, plus local cultural performances on select nights. Venture into this enchanted journey to tour more than 100 individual lantern sets in eight unique themed sections built by expert lantern artists. “We are looking forward to welcoming back guests to a new venue and helping create memories that will last a lifetime.” “We’re ecstatic for the return of Magical Winter Lights after a challenging time last year,” said Magical Winter Light organizer, Yusi An. Magical Winter Lights, held Novemthrough January 2, 2022, is a 20-acre, 45-day larger-than-life Christmas light show with themed lantern light sections, local entertainment on select nights, carnival rides and games, an interactive dinosaur area and lots of holiday fun for the whole family. HOUSTON (November 3, 2021) – Tickets are now on sale for Houston’s iconic event, Magical Winter Lights, at its new venue, Houston Raceway, 2525 FM 565, Baytown, TX 77523.
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