For the first time ever at Six Flags Magic Mountain, experience millions of lights, festive holiday theming, and seasonal music favorites in the Holiday in the Park drive-thru experience.
Beginning at 6 p.m. on select evenings from Nov. 20 to Jan. 3, Magic Mountain is set to have guests experience eight distinctly different areas throughout the park with millions of twinkling lights choreographed to festive music, characters “decked out” for the holidays, iconic Holiday in the Park decorations, and a drive-by featuring Santa and his elves.
As one of the largest holiday drive-through events in Southern California and the only one inside a theme park, the Holiday in the Park Drive-Thru Experience will include eight immersive, distinctly different areas throughout the 125-acre theme park which will be filled with an exquisite palette of colorful twinkling lights, choreographed to festive music.
Guests will enjoy distanced greetings from beloved holiday characters all decked out for the holidays, popular iconic holiday decorations, a drive-by featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus and their helpful elves, and much more.
- Rockin’ Universe in DC Universe features “dancing” lights customized to contemporary holiday music favorites in one of the largest light displays of its kind in Southern California;
- Merry Lane, located in Metropolis includes magnificent, larger-than-life 30-foot brilliantly lit ornaments with thousands of twinkling lights synchronized to holiday music;
- The Underground, a newly added section of the park this year, will feature several rarely-seen show cars from world-famous West Coast Customs’ vast collection, in a unique setting decked out for the season (car enthusiasts—get your cameras ready!);
- Winter Wonderland is the site of beautifully adorned pine trees with red and white lights at Katy’s Kettle, continuing with fanciful “ice” sculptures and tree-filled white lights simulating winter-like conditions along the hilly path toward Viper;
- Holiday Square is a kaleidoscope of breath-taking color, featuring falling “snow” and hundreds of thousands of lights on trees and buildings throughout the main gate area;
- Snowy Nights will delight guests with its high energy vibe and contemporary tunes while marveling at the magnificent silver and blue décor of the area;
- North Pole Plaza located in front of Golden Bear Theatre, is where Mrs. Claus and her merry, mischievous, and bumbling elves will entertain guests from afar; and
- Gleampunk District is the largest area of the event and is a journey back in time to the sights and sounds of the 19th century’s industrial revolution, featuring thousands of lights illuminating the tree-lined streets and the steampunk-inspired mechanical sculptures amid the light-blanketed planters. Santa will bid guests a joyous holiday farewell from the safety of his magnificent over-sized sleigh at the conclusion of the Holiday in the Park Drive-Thru Experience.
Safety guidelines are in place based on Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and Six Flags Magic Mountain policies.
“Your safety and the safety of others is a shared responsibility during COVID-19,” said Six Flags in a statement.
All occupants of each enclosed vehicle are members of a single household or living unit. Occupants may not change vehicles during the parade route.
“For clarity, an enclosed vehicle does not include a motorcycle, a convertible with the top open, a vehicle without doors or a bicycle,” said Six Flags officials.
If any of the windows on a vehicle is open, the occupants of the vehicles must wear a face covering when approached by Six Flags Personnel, Security or Emergency Services.
Occupants of a participating vehicle cannot leave their vehicles except for emergency purposes. During this exception, the participant must use a cloth face covering while maintaining social/physical distancing.
Participating vehicles cannot exceed their maximum occupancy and must follow motor vehicle laws.
Vehicle-Based Parade must proceed by invitation/reservation only. Any items or food and drink-related trash must remain in the vehicle.
While traveling throughout the Vehicle-Based Parade route, the speed limit is three miles per hour.
No stopping or parking along the Vehicle-Based Parade route is permitted unless directed by Six Flags Personnel, security or emergency services.
Reservations are set to open on Friday, Nov. 13.
Online reservations will be required and tickets must be purchased in advance at sixflags.com. A limited number of cars will be allowed each night so be sure to make your reservation and purchase early.
Admission tickets for this first-ever experience will be sold on a per-person basis for each night, with a minimum of two individuals per vehicle required.
Members and Season Pass Holders can use their valid pass for free admission, along with a required reservation made online in advance. Admission prices will vary by day. Tickets will not be available for sale at the park and all reservations must be made in advance.
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