Posted in New Jersey September 12, 2018 by Kristen

The Water Lantern Festival In New Jersey That’s A Night Of Pure Magic

An absolutely enchanting event is coming to New Jersey this autumn and it’s something that anyone can enjoy. Bring the whole family for a beautiful night on the water. Find serenity in the flickering lanterns, dancing atop the waves. Picturesque and peaceful, you definitely don’t want to miss One World.

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One World is the premier water lantern festival, filled with fun, happiness, hope, and great memories that you'll cherish for a lifetime.

The premise is simple and your ticket includes everything you need. Attendees will create a custom lantern, decorating it with artwork, inspiring messages, or hopes and dreams.

Bring a little love and light into the world as your lantern is launched into the Hudson River.

Before you worry about the environmental impact, know that the cost of your ticket includes the collection and disposal of the lanterns.

Over five hours of fun, there will be food trucks, music, and more.

This event will take place on Saturday, October 6th. Snag a ticket for the festival before September 14th and pay $40 for an adult ticket, $14 for a youth ticket (8-14) or $0 for a child (0-7). Prices will go up as the event approaches. The New Jersey Water Lantern Festival can be found at Liberty State Park (1 Audrey Zapp Drive, Jersey City). To learn more or buy tickets, click here. For another magical experience in New Jersey, check out this incredible temple.