The festival runs through January 3, 2027, inviting visitors to explore four distinct zones: Magical Wonderwood, Dino Safari, Holidayville, and Tundra Twilight. Founder and CEO Xiaoyi Chen noted that the event has become a staple for Long Island families, with this iteration emphasizing new interactive elements such as the 20-foot-tall Santa inflatable and the Triceratops Bounce Nest.
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LuminoCity Festival Marks Five-Year Milestone at Eisenhower Park
A 40-foot Christmas tree and over 100 animatronic creatures will anchor the fifth annual LuminoCity Holiday Lights Festival, which returns to Nassau County's Eisenhower Park on November 11. This year’s expansion introduces the Lumi Express, the park’s first holiday train ride, spanning 14 acres of immersive winter displays.
Beyond the light displays, the festival continues its collaboration with the Long Island Children's Museum. The "Lumi's Utopia" initiative will feature handcrafted sculptures based on winning drawings from the "Dino Friends" contest. Attendees can also observe Master Lantern Artisans Huang Xingxiu and Jiang Lei during sensory-friendly demonstrations. General admission tickets start at $29 for adults and $22 for children, with free parking provided at the East Meadow venue.
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