Six Flags Magic Mountain will be open New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. The park is open all this week for this special seasonal event through Jan. 5. Holiday in the Park offers live music, holiday light shows, crafts with Mrs. Claus and special theme ares including Peppermint Path, Jingle Bell Way, North Pole Junction, Holiday Square, Gleampunk District, HollyRock! and Elf-a-Palooza.
See the park transform into a magical winter wonderland with over two million twinkling lights, festive eats and sweets, holiday music and more. The magic of the season takes over at 5 p.m.
Enjoy seasonal food including cranberry turkey legs, chicken tortilla soup and traditional tamales. Or satisfy your sweet tooth with holiday thrill shakes and funnel cakes. Plus, sip n savor the holiday flavors with specialty drinks like Frosty’s Elixir. The park will also feature S’mores Festive Fire Pits where guests can Roast marshmallows over a festive fire pit. Additional fee for s’mores kit.
Maginns in Old Town Newhall will celebrate the ringing in of the Irish/British New Year at 4 p.m. Raise a pint to celebrate. The pub will be open until 6 p.m.
A Special New Year’s Eve Evening of Enchantment and Magic at Le Chene will include an evening starring Sharpo (close-up performer at the World Famous Magic Castle) and Darren Charles and featuring special guest star professional magicians, James Lantiegne and Gregory Alexander.
Tuesday, Dec. 31, 7 p.m. cocktails and registration, 7:30 p.m. dinner and show.
Priced at $170 per person, all inclusive ($25 for the show, $145 for dinner. Includes tax and tip). Event is prepaid in advance and payment is non-refundable.
Six Flags Magic Mountain, the “Thrill Capital of the World,” lights up the season even brighter this year during its annual holiday extravaganza, Holiday in the Park®.
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For the eleventh consecutive year, Six Flags Magic Mountain will collect food for the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank during the annual “Bag-A-Ticket” holiday food drive. On Wednesday, November 27, guests who bring a full bag of non-perishable food items will receive a FREE park admission ticket, good for that…
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