The New Year is almost on us, but there’s still time to catch the first-time-sure-to-become-annual show at Seattle’s popular Woodland Park Zoo. WildLights warms up the holiday season with thousands of LED lights, many shaped in familiar beastly forms like, yes, lions, and tigers and bears.
Oh, wow!
Be sure to catch a ride on the zoo’s historic carousel (for an additional fee), watch the snow fall outside the Zoomazium, and take a souvenir photo with an accommodating penguin.
And don’t forget to say hello to two visiting reindeer, Lucky and Christi, no doubt the back-up team for Santa’s famous reindeer crew.
Want to can catch a glimpse of the zoo’s four new lion cubs born on November 8th, and one mighty proud mama? Stop inside the gift shop for a webcam view of the cubs just weeks after their birth. Talk about cute!
Event open nightly through Jan. 1st from 5:30 – 8:30PM.
Adults: $9.50
Children: (ages 3 – 12): $6.50
Toddlers: (2 and under): FREE
What one-more-time or last-minute holiday events will you take in this season, Wanderboomers?
If you read my last post, you know how I feel about Tenakee Springs – a community where time is on perpetual holiday, tucked away in the heartland of Southeast Alaska.
Such a peaceful setting . . .
Better watch your step coming out of the town pub, especially if . . .
. . . you need to pay a visit to the outhouse at the end of the dock.
This is what happens when a cabin door comes between a bear on the outside