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Wild Adventures Christmas

Wild Adventures Christmas

Sleigh bells were jingling during a Wild Adventures Christmas in 2020. Many experienced over one million Christmas lights in winter wonderland colors each night, snow showers everyday and tons of family photo opportunities! Of course Santa Claus made sure to safely hear all the little ones Christmas wishes before heading back to the North Pole.

We hope we made this your merriest Christmas ever! Check back for more details of our upcoming Wild Adventures Christmas, celebrating on select days December 4, 2021 - January 2, 2022!

Experience Over 1 Million Christmas Lights

Experience Over 1 Million Christmas Lights

The park was covered with over 1 million Christmas lights shining throughout and the perfect spot to stroll under a 120 foot tree canopy covered in Christmas lights that twinkled along to the music.
The Largest Animated Christmas Tree In South Georgia

The Largest Animated Christmas Tree In South Georgia

We gathered around our 5-story Christmas tree, animated to some of your favorite Christmas music! At dusk each day, one lucky child is chosen each to flip the switch and light up the night and watch the lights on the tree dance to eight different classic Christmas songs.
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We're Making It Snow!

Stroll through the Snowflake Tunnel for snow-like showers each day and tons of twinkling lights.
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2022 Season Passes On Sale

Introducing Wild Adventures' new Season Pass Program! Explore three flexible options to find the Season Pass that fits YOU and begin as low as $9 per month!
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Pre-K FREE Kid's Season Pass Is Back

Register your little one, born in 2017 - 2019, for a year of unlimited fun experiences with a 2022 Pre-K FREE Kid's Season Pass.
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Play Safe With Us

The safety and well-being of our guests and employees are our top priority, so we have implemented a number of new safety measures based on the guidance of health officials including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and appropriate government agencies.


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