The Light Park is coming to Gwinnett Field!
Visit Us in:
LAWRENCEVILLE, GEORGIA

5:30 p.m. - 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday
5:30 p.m. - 11 p.m. on Fridays & Saturdays.
Find your
Holiday Aura
POLAR Path
Lights TO Music Show
Orb Field
Christmas MArket
Festive food & Themed Drink
Jumbo Games
Sit with Santa
Enchanted Forest
VIP Igloos
CANDY LAND
DJ Polar Ice Dance Party
12 Days of Christmas



Beautiful!! We all had such a good time.


Whaaat, this was so beautiful! How magical!



10/10. so much fun!



My grandson was in AWE.



Beautiful!! We all had such a good time.


Whaaat, this was so beautiful! How magical!



10/10. so much fun!



My grandson was in AWE.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Light Park is Gwinnett's first walk-through Christmas lights experience — an immersive holiday world at Gwinnett Field with millions of lights across eight (8) themed areas. You'll find a Lights to Music show, an Enchanted Forest, Candy Land, a Christmas Market with local vendors, oversized games, train rides, festive food and drinks, free photo spots throughout, and visits with Santa. You explore it all on foot at your own pace, which makes it easy for the whole family — strollers, grandparents, and everyone in between.
The Light Park opens for the 2026 season on Thursday, November 13, 2026, and runs through Sunday, January 3rd.
Sunday–Thursday: 6:00–9:00 p.m. (last entry 8:30 p.m.)
Friday–Saturday: 6:00–10:00 p.m. (last entry 9:30 p.m.)
December 18th–December 26th + Thanksgiving and New Year's Day: 6:00–11:00 p.m. (last entry 10:30 p.m.)
Weeknights are our least crowded — a good pick if you're bringing young kids.
The Light Park is at Gwinnett Field, 2500 Buford Drive, Lawrenceville, GA 30043 — just northeast of Atlanta. On-site parking is free.
Season tickets go on sale October 1, 2026. The lowest prices of the season can be found during the pre-sale, which lasts from October 1st to November 12th.
All tickets must be purchased online. We are cashless, and the box office at Gwinnett Field cannot sell tickets on-site.
No. Tickets are online only, and every purchase is cashless. The box office at Gwinnett Field handles ticket problems and questions only — it can't sell you an entry.
All sales are final and no refunds are issued. If you need to change your date, there's a link in your confirmation email. Note that if you switch to a date at a higher price level, you'll pay the difference.
Children ages two and under get in free. Everyone else, including older kids, needs a ticket.
Your ticket is general admission and includes access to all the light displays, the themed areas, the Christmas Market, oversized games, all our free photo opportunities, the DJ Polar Ice Dance Party, and the eight (8) DJ Polar Ice missions for kids.
A few things are available on-site for an additional charge: photos with Santa, and train rides.
Most families spend about 60 to 90 minutes exploring, but there's no time limit. Once you're inside, stay as long as you'd like within our hours, and walk the path as many times as you want.
No — once you exit, your ticket has been used and you won't be able to re-enter.
Yes. Keep an eye on our ticket page and the Stripers social channels for flash sales and promotions throughout the season.
Yes. Email soquinn@diamondbaseballholdings.com to ask about group rates.
Yes. DJ Polar Ice hosts his famous Dance Party multiple times every night.
Every child receives a mission punch card as they enter the stadium, with eight (8) DJ Polar Ice missions to complete around the park. The missions are free. Once the card is complete, bring it to customer service for a free honorary gnomie light-up badge.
Beyond that: Candy Land, oversized games, train rides, and Santa.
Yes. Santa is available every open night through Wednesday, December 23. Mrs. Claus joins him every Friday and Saturday through December 23. Last photos with Santa are taken 30 minutes before close. Santa photos are an additional charge.
You can reserve a private igloo during checkout, right after you select your tickets. Each igloo holds up to 10 people, and food and beverage packages are available. Wristbands are handed out when you check in on your reserved date.
Yes — a full range of food, holiday-themed drinks, and concessions throughout the ballpark.
Yes, it's built for all ages. The walking path is stroller- and wheelchair-friendly. Please select "Wheelchair Accessible Admission" during checkout so we can expedite your entry.
Please note that the show uses flashing lights, which may affect guests with photosensitive epilepsy.
Dress warmly and wear comfortable walking shoes — you'll be outdoors the whole time.
Except for registered service dogs, dogs are welcome only on our select Lights & Leashes dates, and a signed waiver is required for entry with your pet. The waiver is sent after you purchase a ticket for a Lights & Leashes night and check the box indicating you're bringing a dog. Dogs do not require a ticket on those dates.
The Light Park is an open-air, rain-or-shine event — a little rain just makes the lights sparkle.
Certain areas of the stadium may close during heavy rain or lightning. Different conditions affect different areas, and we work to reopen the full ballpark as quickly and safely as possible.
If an event is canceled due to weather, we'll update The Light Park and Stripers websites and social channels as soon as we have information, including how to use your ticket on a future date. If no update has been posted, the schedule stands. In the event of an official cancellation, you can exchange your ticket for any remaining 2026 Light Park night, based on availability. No refunds will be issued.
We'd love to have you. Contact Matt Thompson at mthompson@thelightpark.com to apply. The deadline to apply is November 1, 2026.
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