- by foxnews
- 22 Nov 2024
Galleria Dallas is gearing up for the holiday season with the return of SNOWDAY, the much-loved interactive photo experience, starting Friday, Nov. 22. Now in its sixth year, this hour-long immersive event has become a staple for Dallasites, offering hundreds of festive photo opportunities that capture the magic of the season. Just in time for Christmas, guests can enjoy a journey through this winter wonderland, while SANTALAND returns to offer an exclusive chance to meet Santa Claus himself before he sets off on his annual North Pole adventures.
Galleria Dallas is gearing up for the holiday season with the return of SNOWDAY, the much-loved interactive photo experience, starting Friday, Nov. 22. Now in its sixth year, this hour-long immersive event has become a staple for Dallasites, offering hundreds of festive photo opportunities that capture the magic of the season. Just in time for Christmas, guests can enjoy a journey through this winter wonderland, while SANTALAND returns to offer an exclusive chance to meet Santa Claus himself before he sets off on his annual North Pole adventures.
With its vibrant, immersive experiences and holiday cheer, SNOWDAY at Galleria Dallas promises to be a must-visit destination this season, spreading joy and wonder to all who attend.
SNOWDAY is set to run from Nov. 22 through Jan. 5, with the exception of Thanksgiving and Christmas, offering plenty of time for visitors to enjoy the festive fun. Meanwhile, SANTALAND will be open through Christmas Eve, providing an opportunity to meet Santa Claus before his big night. Both attractions will be located in the same spot on the first floor of Galleria Dallas, right next to Banana Republic.
Tickets for SANTALAND start at $9.99, while SNOWDAY tickets begin at $19.99. Combo tickets are available with a 15% discount, and visitors can also enjoy discounted tickets on Mondays and Tuesdays, making it easier than ever to experience both events at a great value.
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