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Chicago Lincoln Park Zoo Lights - Everything You Need to Know to Have a Great Holiday Night 2024.

Everything you need to know to have an AMAZING night at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo Lights in 2024! Go Wicked Far Away and have some winter holiday fun! We'll take a look at what the Lincoln Park Zoo Lights are, when they happen, ticket info, parking, public transportation, events, best time to go, free nights, how to get there and more! Grab some Hot Chocolate, relax, and let the festivities begin! Website for the Lincoln Park Zoo Lights in Chicago https://www.lpzoo.org/event/zoolights/ Website for Public Transportation Information (CTA) https://www.transitchicago.com/ 0:00 Intro 0:26 Dates 0:39 Location 0:59 See For Yourself 1:33 Tickets and Special Events 1:54 Parking Can Be Expensive 2:08 Public Transportation 2:58 Cool Things to Do 4:06 Endangered Species Carousel 4:19 Holiday Themed Train 4:28 Recap 5:19 Glowing Red It's the holiday season, and tonight we wanna do something that's kinda cheap, and kinda fun, and kinda outside. We're gonna go...to the Lincoln Park Zoo Lights! Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo Lights is a fun destination for the whole family. It opens every year just before Thanksgiving and runs through the new year. I'll add a website below so you can see the specific dates and when the lights are actually on. The Lincoln Park Zoo, and therefor the Zoo Lights, is located on the Northside of Chicago in the Lincoln Park Neighborhood. They are open almost everyday from 4:00 to 10:00pm; rain or shine during the Holidays so make sure you look at the website. I'm just gonna give you a taste of what the Zoo Lights are like, I'm not gonna show you everything, I want you to come and see for yourself. Although some nights are free, as of 2021 you'll still need a ticket to get in. Some evenings will require a special ticket for special events including an adults only night as well as New Years Eve. They even set some time aside for folks who would prefer a more sensory friendly experience where the lights don't blink and the music is turned off. Tickets tend to sell out, so make your reservation early and prepare to be cold! If you're driving, like I am, parking can be potentially be expensive. But you can always find something free if your willing to look around for some street parking. And if you're willing to maybe walk for an extra few minutes. There are plenty of public busses that'll drop you off near the entrance. But the CTA Subway Train is about a 15 minute walk to the Zoo. That might not seem like much but when it's cold... ...I'm just sayin'. We're here on a Monday night which is one of the usual free nights but on Friday and Saturday nights they have sculptors carving ice into some amazing shapes. And every Sunday you'll find holiday carolers just strolling around it's really a ton of fun! You may even get to meet Santa! You can also buy yourself some hot chocolate, some s'mores, snacks, beer, spiced wine, there are plenty of options to find and treat yourself and even have a full meal! You can also buy a ticket and take a ride on the Endangered Species Carousel! Take a ride on a holiday themed train! There might even b e some other special surprises! So that's it! That's the Zoo Lights! I'm freezing! I can barely talk because my mouth is so cold! We were there for about an hour, maybe an hour and a half. And we drank hot chocolate, we walked around, we got to take everything in and it was a ton of fun! I will link the website down below so you can check it out for yourself and see what nights are free, you can see what nights have special events... So what do you think? Have you been to the Zoo Lights? What's your favorite part? Do you recommend other people come? Comment down below! There's plenty to do and plenty to see. So come on down to the Zoo Lights! t's absolutely worth doing during the holidays! Oh, my face is glowing red! So festive! Or evil. You decide...