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Windsor Great Park illuminated festive lights trail returns for fourth year

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Thursday, December 5, 2024 6:29 am
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Windsor Great Park Illuminated has announced that it is returning for its fourth year to light up the festive season with its award-winning, dog-friendly light trail, this year with an all new trail design.

Following the success of 2023, this year’s illuminations promise to be even more spectacular, with the addition of exciting new installations as well as the return of some revitalised favourites, in the magical woodland surroundings of Windsor Great Park.

Open until until 4 January 2025, the much-loved light trail is set to captivate visitors throughout the winter season with dazzling lights, breathtaking projections and flood-lit fountains. Some firm favourites, such as the lasers and the Field of Lights, will be back this year bigger and better than ever.

The famed Park will transform into a Windsor woodland wonderland as guests follow a path awash with colour while majestic wildlife and even more festive moments to illuminate the way. There will be cosy rest spots along the trail where visitors can enjoy the seasonal spirit with mouth-watering food, mulled wine, hot chocolate, as well as toasting marshmallows at one of the firepits. The Windsor Tavern will also be returning for the second year after its successful debut in 2023.

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Windsor Great Park Illuminated is created and produced by IMG, the global events and entertainment leader behind Hyde Park Winter Wonderland, Frieze, Taste of London, Hampton Court Palace Festival and the Battersea Power Station chimney lift Lift 109, along with DEAG Entertainment AG / Christmas Garden Deutschland GmbH (creator of 19 acclaimed light trails in Europe).

Popular dates for this special light trail sell out quickly and advance booking is strongly recommended to secure the day and time of your choice.

Book tickets for Windsor Great Park Illuminated via www.windsorilluminated.com.

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