ABOUT THE EXPERIENCE
It’s a dazzling outdoor, nighttime light experience, within the historic grounds of the New York Botanical Garden. The classic holiday film comes to life with projections and sculptures, creating an exciting journey for all ages.
WHAT AGES ARE APPROPRIATE TO ATTEND THE EXPERIENCE?
HOW LONG IS THE LIGHT TRAIL?
HOW MUCH WALKING IS INVOLVED?
ARE THERE PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES? / CAN I TAKE PICTURES?
HOW CLOSE CAN I GET TO THE SCULPTURES?
Visitors are required to follow one-way flow on the Light Trail path and are prohibited from entering the designed areas or touching the sculptures.
DO I NEED TO BE FAMILIAR WITH DISNEY/TIM BURTON’S THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS MOVIE TO ENJOY THE EXPERIENCE?
The Light Trail is fun for everyone, but fans of Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas will be in Halloween Town heaven!
TICKETING
WHERE CAN I GET TICKETS?
I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT MY ORDER OR ABOUT PURCHASING TICKETS; WHO CAN I TALK TO?
Do you want to change the dates for your tickets? Need a ticket confirmation email? Want to enquire about purchasing tickets in bulk? Please fill out this form, and someone from our customer service team will get back to you between the hours of 9 A.M. and 9 P.M. ET! Agents are available 7 days a week.
DOES EVERY INDIVIDUAL NEED A TICKET?
DO I NEED TO PRINT MY TICKET?
WHAT IS YOUR REFUND/EXCHANGE POLICY?
WHAT HAPPENS IF THE EVENT IS CANCELED?
WHAT IS A TIMED-ENTRY TICKET?
WHAT IS A FLEX TICKET?
GETTING TO NYBG & THE LIGHT TRAIL WHERE IS THE EVENT LOCATED?
HOW DO I GET TO THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN?
Arriving by car? Set your GPS to the Garden’s Main Entrance at 2900 Southern Boulevard.
Arriving by Metro-North Railroad? Use the Mosholu entrance, located directly across from the station. NYBG is just 20 minutes from Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan. Take the Metro-North Harlem local line to Botanical Garden Station.
Arriving by subway or bus? Take the B, D, or 4 train to Bedford Park Boulevard, or any number of local buses, to arrive at the Garden’s Mosholu Entrance.
IS THERE PARKING?
WHERE CAN A CAB, UBER, OR OTHER CAR SERVICE DROP ME OFF/PICK ME UP?
All drop-offs and pickups must be made outside the Main Entrance located at 2900 Southern Boulevard, or across the street from the Mosholu Entrance at the Metro-North station.
WHERE DO I ENTER THE GARDEN?
WHERE DO I CHECK IN FOR THE EXPERIENCE?
PLAN YOUR VISIT
DO I NEED TO ARRIVE BEFORE MY TICKETED ENTRY TIME?
WHAT HAPPENS IF I DON’T ARRIVE AT MY TICKETED ENTRY TIME?
attendant at the Visitor Center. We will do our best to accommodate you, but we cannot guarantee it.
IS THE EXPERIENCE ACCESSIBLE?
The Light Trail is paved, but there are a few areas where the terrain is naturally uneven or sloped. Wheelchairs are not available for loan. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own mobility devices. This multisensory experience includes changes in light levels, bright colors, flashing lights, and music.
CAN I BRING A STROLLER?
Yes, visitors may bring their own strollers. Strollers are not available to rent.
WHERE ARE THE RESTROOMS?
Restrooms are located at the Visitor Center entrance and midway on the path to/from the Light Trail. There are no restrooms within the Light Trail. Visitors are strongly encouraged to visit the restrooms before entering the Light Trail.
WILL THERE BE FOOD AND BEVERAGES AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE?
Yes! Light snacks, drinks, sweet treats, and kid-friendly fare will be available. No outside food or beverages are permitted on grounds.
CAN I BRING A BAG?
Oversized bags are prohibited, and there are no bag-check facilities. NYBG Security Managers conduct intermittent bag checks at Garden entry points.
CAN I BRING MY PET?
Only service animals are allowed at the New York Botanical Garden; pets are not allowed on Garden grounds. Service animals are permitted in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Service animals are defined by the ADA as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. The work or task a dog has been trained to provide must be directly related to the person’s disability. Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA.
CAN I SMOKE ON GROUNDS?
CAN I COME IN COSTUME?
CAN I VISIT THE REST OF NYBG BEFORE THE LIGHT TRAIL?
WHAT HAPPENS IF I HAVE AN EMERGENCY OR NEED TO LEAVE MID-EXPERIENCE?
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