The Whimsical Zoo Lights Experience In Maryland Will Take You On A Spectacular Nighttime Adventure
The holiday season will soon be here and that means Christmas lights galore! There are plenty of spots to enjoy twinkling displays throughout Maryland, including the Maryland Zoo. Known as Zoo Lights, this new event can be enjoyed by walking or by driving through. Read on for the details and plan a visit to this festive spot this winter.
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The Maryland Zoo is located at 1 Safari Place in Baltimore, Maryland.
This popular zoo can be enjoyed year-round. From big cats to bears, exotic birds, reptiles, and more, there's a lot to see. The penguins are a family favorite!
From November 20th through January 3rd, the zoo will be decorated with over 50 lighting structures, featuring over 100 thousand lights! You can walk or drive-through the display. Both walking and driving are estimated to take about 15-20 minutes.
Tickets for Zoo Lights can be purchased in advance on the zoo's website (linked below). Be sure to also check out the Frequently Asked Questions by clicking here. This is sure to be one magical holiday event to remember!
For more information about Zoo Lights and to purchase tickets, visit the event website. You can also follow the Maryland Zoo’s Facebook page to stay up to date on more events, the resident animals, and more.
Jamie Alvarenga is a writer, editor, and social media manager for Only In Your State.
She spends her time chasing around a curious toddler and going on coffee-fueled adventures throughout Maryland. Contact: [email protected]
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