A Night of a Million Lights 2021 Family Video Review

A Night of a Million Lights 2021 Family Video Review

A Night of a Million Lights 2021 Family Video Review – A Night of a Million Lights began in 2020 when Give Kids the World Village was closed for COVID. Give Kids the World Village provides wishes to kiddos fighting illness and is a great organization in the Central Florida community.

A Night of a Million Lights 2021 Family Video Review

What:

A dancing lights show, tram tours and unique behind-the-scenes experiences highlight an array of exciting additions guaranteed to make this year’s second annual Night of a Million Lights holiday lights spectacular another dazzling success.  Scheduled to illuminate the Central Florida skyline from Friday, November 12, 2021 through Sunday, January 2, 2022, Night of a Million Lights will once again provide the public with a rare glimpse inside Give Kids The World Village, an 89-acre, whimsical nonprofit resort that provides critically ill children and their families with magical weeklong wish vacations at no cost.

Tickets are on sale now at www.gktw.org/lights, enabling guests to immerse themselves in an exquisitely decorated fairytale neighborhood which wish families call home during their stays.  Guests can explore a sparkling tree trail; view larger-than-life holiday displays; take photos at one-of-a-kind step-in frames and backdrops; and enjoy a guided storytelling tour of 100 magnificently lit villas from the comfort of a tram, included in the price of the ticket.  A majority of the lights were donated by Walt Disney World.  The event will run from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily, with entry times staggered to prevent crowding.

What began as an inventive pandemic pivot for Give Kids The World has evolved into Central Florida’s most beloved new holiday tradition.  More than 92,000 guests attended Night of a Million Lights in 2020, named by USA TODAY the “Number One Thing To Do In Orlando In December.” With the return of wish families to the Village, this year’s event promises to be brighter and more festive than ever, while preserving the privacy and comfort of wish families during their visits.

“Children with critical illnesses face countless appointments, treatments and hospital stays, and they are often told “no” due to the limitations of their illness.  We feel privileged to give wish children and their families a week of “yes” where they can forget their worries, experience joy, and spend precious time together,” said Give Kids The World President and CEO Pamela Landwirth.  “We look forward to once again sharing some holiday joy with the community while raising the funds that will enable us to continue creating the happiness that inspires hope for these precious families.”

This year’s Night of a Million Lights enhancements will include a 360-degree dancing lights show encompassing 21 fully programmed buildings set to music, with six three-minute holiday vignettes playing each hour.  In addition, a holiday marketplace will offer upgraded food and beverage experiences, festive holiday merchandise, and an opportunity for children to meet Santa in his elaborately decorated Florida home.  Also new this year, guests can make their visits extra special by purchasing one of a variety of premium packages, ranging from behind-the-scenes guided tours and dessert parties to special events and exclusive balcony experiences – providing a stunning setting for marriage proposals, vow renewals, birthday and anniversary celebrations, and other special moments.  Discounts are available for groups of 25 guests or more.  To inquire about group discounts and special events, please contact events@gktw.org.

Proceeds from Night of a Million Lights will support Give Kids The World, rated Four Stars by Charity Navigator 15 years in a row.  When wish-granting organizations receive a request from a critically ill child who wants to visit Central Florida, Give Kids The World fulfills the wish – providing every child and his/her family with an all-inclusive dream vacation that includes transportation; accommodations in one of the Village’s 166 storybook villas; all meals and snacks; donated theme park tickets; nightly entertainment; daily gifts; and priceless experiences at the Village, featuring accessible rides and attractions.  Since 1986, Give Kids The World has welcomed nearly 177,000 families from all 50 states and more than 76 countries. 

Where:

Give Kids the World Village | 210 South Bass Rd, Kissimmee

When:

November 12, 2021 – January 2, 2022

Family Video Review:

Cost:

Standard Tickets: $25 per adult/$15 per child

Peak Night Tickets: $35 per adult/$18 per child

Holiday Night Tickets: $40 per adult/$20 per child

Out Top 5 Tips:

  1. Wear comfortable shoes as there is a lot of walking.
  2. Don’t forget to catch the tram to see the rest of the resort! It’s free to jump aboard.
  3. Don’t forget to meet Santa.
  4. Save money by attending on a standard night rather than peak and holiday nights.
  5. The event is for 2 hour blocks of time and there’s a lot to see. Plan to catch it all!

More Information:

Click here for more details.


Disclaimer: This event is subject to last minute cancellations and changes which might not be reflected in this MyCentralFloridaFamily.com post. Please always confirm with this family-friendly business by calling or clicking.

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