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Posted in Oregon November 10, 2018 by Catherine Armstrong

The Mesmerizing Christmas Display In Oregon With Over 1.5 Million Glittering Lights

It might still be more than a month before Christmas, but holiday celebrations get underway in just a few short weeks. Not feeling the holiday spirit yet? You might, after getting a glimpse of 1.5 million glittering, magical lights at the Oregon Zoo.

During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date.

Visit the Oregon Zoo this holiday season as it presents ZooLights, starting on November 21st and running through January 5th.

1.5 million twinkling lights will put you right in the holiday spirit this season.

Take a stroll through sparkling tunnels of light...

...and meander down snowy paths surrounded by vibrant colors. This is a winter wonderland you won't want to miss.

The zoo's train also gets decked out in lights, so climb aboard for a fun, holiday light-filled ride.

ZooLights is a holiday venue unlike any other. Where else will you see so many whimsical creatures depicted in LED lights?

From the glimmering hippo...

...to the charming orangutan and her baby, you'll want to see them all.

Bundle up and enjoy the lighted murals, tunnels, and displays, then grab some hot cocoa and tasty treats from the food carts. Santa will be onsite to say hello through December 23rd.

Clear a space on your holiday calendar for this magical winter wonderland. ZooLights opens every evening at 5 p.m., and goes until 9 p.m.. It's closed on November 22nd and December 24th and 25th.

Do you plan on visiting Oregon Zoo Lights this year? Tag the friends and family you want to bring along!

To see even more holiday lights this season, plan on visiting this dreamy drive-through light show in Portland.

Catherine Armstrong

Writer, editor and researcher with a passion for exploring new places. Catherine loves local bookstores, independent films, and spending time with her family, including Gus the golden retriever, who is a very good boy.