If you’re looking for a fun way to celebrate this holiday season, look no further than the Stone Mountain Park Christmas celebration. Packed full of lights, parades, story times, and more, there is something for every age to enjoy.
The celebration is running through January 5, 2025, with plenty of entertainment and attractions to attract your family’s attention. Below are some things to do and see during your visit.
During the day, enjoy attractions like Mrs. Claus’s Cookie Kitchen; Frosted Fables with one of Santa’s favorite bakers, Candy; MistleTAILS: Reindeer Games; The Crossroad Carolers; a hilarious take on a Christmas Carol; and of course a visit with Santa. There are also various other shows, shops, and dining options. Check the Stone Mountain website, as show and attraction times vary by date.
Take a ride on the Scenic Railroad and sing along to some of your favorite Christmas carols. The train even stops in Pebble Ridge to hear the special story “The Gift.”Check out the Northern Lights in the 3-D Immersive Experience and don’t forget Santa’s Winter Wonderland Immersive Experience.
At 6 p.m. daily you can enjoy The Stone Mountain Park Christmas Parade featuring Aurora the Princess of Light. After the parade, take a stroll through The Musical Frosted Forest, a walkway of lights synced with festive holiday music. Or, experience snow at the North Pole in the Skylights Spectacular, an immersive walk-through experience that puts you in the middle of the celebration.
Stay after dark and grab a spot on Memorial Lawn for the Enchanted Tree Lighting, Princess Aurora’s Light Spectacular, and The World’s Largest Christmas Light Show featuring the Magical Christmas Drone Show.
If you haven’t visited Stone Mountain before, check out our Beginner’s Guide to Stone Mountain!
Be sure to book early as capacity is limited and check times for each attraction as some attraction times vary by date. Attractions passes are $39.99 (ages 12+) and for children 3-11 $34.99. Ages 2 and under get in free.
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