If you’re excited to get the holiday magic going, head over here to save 30% off tickets to Lights of the World at the Arizona State Fairgrounds. You’ll pay $14.50 for adults (instead of $20.82) and $11.50 for kids (instead of $16.47).
Keep in mind you’ll have from now until 12/19 to use the discount tickets (or after January 2nd). Children under 3 are free.
“What You’ll Get
- General Admission
- Dates: Through January 12, 2020
- Blackout dates: Not valid on 12/20/19–1/1/20.
- What’s included:
- Incredible Free Puppetone Rockers or Sea Lions’ show
- 65 displays
- Carnival rides available for purchase
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Jan 13, 2020. Amount paid never expires. Online reservation required. Not valid on 12/20/19–1/1/20. Valid only at listed event. Lights of the World is the issuer of the voucher and tickets for this event. Parking not included. Limit 8 per person, may buy 2 additional as gift(s). Must use promotional value in 1 visit(s). Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Offer is not eligible for our promo codes or other discounts.
About Lights of the World Lantern Festival
One of the largest lights and lantern festival in North America will be brightening Phoenix’s skies this winter at the Arizona State Fair. Lights of the World is back with completely new, and better light displays. Combining the age-old tradition of paper lanterns with cutting-edge technology, the Lights of the World lantern displays extend from 18 to 60 feet, amounting to over 10 million colorful lights, and showcase features of different cultures and civilizations around the globe. With over 65 stunning displays, Lights of the World promises an unforgettable exploration of global cultures and cuisine. The festival also possesses a litany of other entertainment features: as visitors walk through, they’ll encounter a world of surprises, including friendly, life-like dinosaurs, carnival rides, and a daily performance showcasing acrobatics or a sea lion show. Artisans will also be on-site, creating unique, handmade art to commemorate the celebration.
