Seattle, WA
WildLanterns presented by Kaiser Permanente
When
WhereWoodland Park Zoo, 5500 Phinney Ave. N., Seattle, WA, 98103, United States. Directions
Forecast
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Description from the publisher
Illuminate Your Holidays A Must See Winter Wonderland! WildLanterns presented by Kaiser Permanente is the season’s must-see wonderland filled with all-new, custom lantern displays. Experience an immersive adventure that promises a magical holiday moment for all! From Antarctica to Africa: A World of Discovery Awaits! One planet. Seven continents. Endless wonder. Step into a world of light and wonder as WildLanterns presented by Kaiser Permanente takes guests on an unforgettable adventure across the seven continents and beneath the ocean’s surface. From the frozen realms of Antarctica to the vibrant rainforests of South America, every turn reveals breathtaking wildlife, immersive landscapes, and all new lantern displays. Encounter playful penguins and majestic orcas in icy waters, marvel at snow leopards perched high on Asia’s rugged cliffs, and roam alongside giraffes, zebras, and lions on the glowing African savanna. Discover Australia’s extraordinary marsupials, witness North America’s mighty bears, stroll through Europe’s picturesque meadows, and venture deep into a dazzling underwater world where tropical fish shimmer among radiant coral reefs. Make sure to stop by the Interactive Zone – an area designed to enchant the imagination of kids of all ages.
From Woodland Park Zoo, who publish it in their own public calendar.
Also that day nearby
- Sun Nov 29, 3:00 PM. Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Climate Pledge Arena
- Sun Nov 29, 3:00 PM. Silent Night, The Great Hall
- Sun Nov 29, 4:15 PM. Trans and Nonbinary Swim, Bellevue Aquatic Center
- Sun Nov 29, 5:30 PM. George Balanchine's The Nutcracker®, McCaw Hall
- Sun Nov 29, 7:00 PM. Ladrones, Substation
More from Woodland Park Zoo
- Tue Dec 1, 4:00 PM. Low Sensory Nights at WildLanterns, Woodland Park Zoo
- Sun Dec 6, 1:00 PM. A Brush With Nature: Emma Giles, Woodland Park Zoo