Lilidorei’s Magical Christmas Village has Officially Come to Life
Here's what to expect on your visit!
The magical village of Lilidorei, whose nine clans plan for Christmas all year round, has officially opened its iconic gates as it welcomes home Father Christmas and his helpers. The transformation into a winter wonderland full of seasonal festivities has officially begun.
The children’s visitor attraction has evolved from its autumnal theme into a twinkling festive kingdom, bringing the village to life through light.
Father Christmas’s concealed corner of the enchanting village is only open at Christmas time, with the reveal being highly anticipated by visitors of all ages. Lildorei has already clocked up pre-sale tickets in the thousands in anticipation of the transformation into a magical yuletide treat.
The mystical world filled with clan houses, secret sounds, and visual attractions was created by The Duchess of Northumberland to encourage children to use their imagination and uncover the many secrets of Lilidorei and its residents.
With wacky cafes, grill huts and sweet stalls throughout, the village is surrounded by over 1,300 Nordic Christmas trees dressed with over ten thousand fairy lights.
Along with Father Christmas, seven of his reindeer have arrived and children are welcome to feed them with special food to help make them fly come Christmas Eve. There is also a competition to come up with a unique name for the newest member of the herd.
Since opening in May this year, Lilidorei has encouraged thousands of children to step away from their screens and get outside to create their own narrative. With the help of the ‘Secret Keepers’, children can explore the world of the nine clans made up of Sprites, Elves, Fairies, Pixies, Goblins, Hobgoblins, Trolls, Dwarves, and Squiffles, all of whom live together under the ruling of Lord Elfwin – King of Lilidorei.
With festive storytelling, gifts and confectionery, guests can visit Christmas at Lilidorei for daytime or night-time sessions until January 7th 2024.
Tickets are available now and can be bought here. A visit to see Father Christmas must be booked additionally.