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Dec 2, 2023 · Experience over three million lights, ice-carving, seasonal treats and animal encounters at Denver Zoo's Zoo Lights. Check out the dates, times, prices and special packages for this festive event.
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Experience Denver’s Wildest Winter Wonderland. Over two...
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- New in 2023 - Three sparkling pricing tiers. Exclusive to our members, snatch up your tickets for just $20 for adults and $13 for kids during our members-only dates.
- Tickets are online only—please arrive with your PDF ready to show. Remember, Zoo Lights tickets are NOT available at the gate. You’ll need to buy tickets in advance, for a specific date and time.
- Make spirits even brighter with our sparkling suite of add-ons! Start a new tradition with one (or more) of our add-on packages! Our Glow Package includes custom 3-D HoloSpex glasses and a souvenir mug filled with your choice of hot cocoa or cider.
- Add some tall boys (and girls) to your menu. Make your evening completely unforgettable with a Giraffe Feeding! With this intimate experience, you'll have the opportunity to "buy out" a giraffe feeding for up to six people.
Nov 18, 2023 · DENVER (KDVR) — Bundle up and get your tickets: The Denver Zoo is opening its annual Zoo Lights event to the public from Dec. 2 to Jan. 7 this season.
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Nov 17, 2023 · For 33 years, the Denver Zoo has been bringing visitors its Zoo Lights display for the holiday season, and tickets are on sale now. "Now with 80 acres, boasting more than 3 million sparkling lights (up from 2 million in previous years), Denver Zoo is still the destination for holiday memories," Denver Zoo officials said in a release Friday.
Nov 4, 2021 · Zoo Lights will span 80 acres and with new installations and offerings as well as returning favorites including nightly ice-carving demonstrations, according to the Denver Zoo.
Nov 17, 2023 · More than 3 million lights (up by a million from past years) are being hung over the Zoo's 80 acres. Denver Zoo has decreased its energy consumption by 78% by switching to LED lights...
