You Will Love The Dreamy Ride Through The Oklahoma City Zoo Safari Drive-Thru Lights

For a magical holiday experience, head to the Oklahoma City Zoo Safari Lights for an incredible drive-thru (and walking) tour. Visitors can drive through over 40 larger-than-life light displays then head into the zoo and immerse themselves in a winter wonderland filled with interactive light displays, treats, games, and much more.

The Oklahoma City Zoo Safari Lights run from early November to early January. It is open every night from 5:30-11:00 p.m. and tickets must be pre-purchased.

Visitors will get to view almost 60 wildlife-themed light sculptures viewable on a driving tour through the Zoo.

Animals from around the world are showcased in the most amazing way. The drive-thru experience takes about 30 minutes, so plan accordingly.

After the drive-thru tour, you can re-enter the zoo for the walk-thru experience.

There are interactive light exhibits, games, musical light performances, and loads of other winter magic as you journey through the Zoo’s entry plaza.

The price is $70 per vehicle or $60 for zoo members. The price also includes 4 walk-thru admission tickets.

Additional walk-thru experience admissions can be purchased for $14 (members) or $16 (non-members) per person ages 3 and up.

Come experience holiday cheer with weekend visits with Santa, festive treats, and lots of kid's activities.

Check out this video for more information on the OKC Zoo Safari Lights and be sure to pre-purchase tickets. Tickets are limited, so don't delay.

If you're interested in more fun adventures at the OKC Zoo, you can see thousands of amazing animals during the day, including adorable giraffes in a fun and unique way. You can feed these gentle giants every day from 1-2 p.m. for only $3 per guest. Have you ever seen the Oklahoma City Zoo Safari Lights? Let us know about your experience in the comments! If you haven't been, make sure to visit Oklahoma City this holiday season to check it out as well as these other wondrous light displays in Oklahoma.