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A downtown walking display of more than 200 life-size nutcrackers, open 24 hours a day during the announced season. Markets and performances run on their own dates and may have separate costs.

Public ticket sales open October 27 at 8 a.m.; Lake County residents and eligible Farmpark members can buy from October 26.

A life-size indoor game, themed crafts and scavenger hunts. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.

Ice carving, Santa, horse demonstrations and a wagon ride through the lights. This is separate from Country Lights Drive-Thru. Farmpark admission: ages 12–59 $9, ages 60+ $8, ages 2–11 $7, under 2 free. Members and active U.S. military families enter free with ID. Lake County residents enter free on the first Sunday and third Tuesday with proof of residency; group exclusions apply.

Holiday lights throughout the zoo. Tickets have not yet gone on sale; the 2026 price has not been announced. Use the Euclid Avenue entrance.

A drive-through holiday light show. Christmas Day and New Year's Day run 5:30–9 p.m.; the ordinary Friday closing time does not apply. The owner may close the show for severe weather that threatens visitor or staff safety. Check the current owner announcement before traveling.