New light effects in 2019 Illuminated Evenings

Don’t miss our Illuminated Evenings on Saturdays and Sundays from 12th October to 24th November, with some new light features for 2019.

The park will be open all day as normal, but when daylight fades the entire Enchanted Walk will become a magical wonderland of fairy lights, which will delight children and adults. The Mermaid Garden, Giant’s Camera, The Extinct Band, Giant Party Poppers, and Light Fountains will be a blaze of colour and the Dancing Water Fountains will be illuminated, with a new light show for 2019. Snow White’s Castle and the Seven Dwarfs’ house, both new for 2019, will also be illuminated and will look spectacular.

The farm will stay open until one hour after dusk every weekend, and daytime visitors can stay on and see the illuminations for free. We also operate a reduced admissions price from 5pm (4pm from 27th October). The Beanstalk Cafe will be open throughout with a choice of hot and cold snacks.

The adventure playground and animal areas will close at dusk as the lights come on, so be sure to arrive in good time so you don’t miss all that Fairytale Farm has to offer in the daylight. And, don’t forget, our annual pass holders can visit for free, as many times as they like.

We also offer an all-in farm admission and food deal. Our ‘Illuminations and Supper’ Deal is available every weekend from 5pm (3pm from 27th October) for £6.50 per person. This price gives evening entry to the Farm (with a chance to see the animals if you arrive promptly), a soup with crusty bread or hot dog plus a hot or cold drink, and finish the evening with a stroll through the illuminated gardens after the lights switch on. A truly magical evening for the whole family. You can buy these in advance online for only £5.85 (a saving of 10% per person from this already discounted price). Note that the animal area and playground closes at dusk so please arrive as soon after 5pm (4pm from 27th October) as you can if you want to see these parts of the park before the illuminations switch on.

See photographs of last year’s display here.

Posted: Saturday October 5, 2019