Autumn has officially begun and with that Christmas is sure to come around quicker than we think.
If you’re wondering how you can celebrate the occasion near Worcester this year, we might be able to help.
Whether you’re keen to see festive lights or to visit Christmas markets, look no further.
We’ve rounded up some of the Christmas events happening near you in 2022.
If you’re interested in booking tickets to the events, buying them sooner rather than later is a good idea since some Christmas events get booked up early.
Christmas events near Worcester 2022
Lightopia Seasonal Wonderland, Christmas Market and more at Alton Towers
We're delighted to announce we have been crowned 'Theme Park of the Year' at the UK Theme Park Awards for the second year in a row! In total we were awarded an incredible 11 awards and we'd love to say a huge thank you to everyone who voted for Alton Towers Resort! 💜 pic.twitter.com/RNOsYvKFAA
— Alton Towers Resort (@altontowers) September 23, 2022
When: November 24 to January 2 (selected dates)
Where: Alton Towers Resort
Get that festive feeling at Alton Towers this year with its Lightopia Seasonal Wonderland, Christmas Market and Santa’s Sleepover.
Tickets are on sale now and you can find out more about the festivities via the Alton Towers website.
Santa Safari
🎅Santa Safari tickets now on sale!🎅
— West Midland Safari (@WestMidSafari) September 27, 2022
✨Join us for a magical day out ✨
Child tickets include a visit to Santa, a choice of present in the Elves' Workshop, a snowy Winter Wonderland and a delicious treat in Mrs Claus' Kitchen! ✨❄
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When: November 25 to December 24
Where: West Midland Safari Park (WMSP)
Tickets for children include a trip to see Santa in his grotto, a present from the Elves’ Workshop, a Winter Wonderland and a visit to Mrs Claus’ kitchen where they can enjoy a tasty treat.
If you’d like to book your tickets now, they’re available via the WMSP website.
Santa’s Winter Wonderland
When: From November 12
Where: Tamworth SnowDome
Santa is returning to the SnowDome for family festivities this winter.
You can expect real snow and real animals plus a new winter wonderland show.
There’s also a snow trail to follow which includes slides and snow.
Tickets can be booked via the SnowDome website.
Magical Christmas
Where: Drayton Manor
So far, Drayton Manor has released details about its Stay & Play family trip this Christmas.
The experience includes an overnight stay at the onsite hotel, full English breakfast in the morning, theme park tickets to attend Magical Christmas and more.
You can book your stay now and more information can also be found via the Drayton Manor website.
More details about the theme park’s Christmas plans are to be revealed. You can sign up to receive the details when they are announced via the website.
Merry Makers, Glad Tidings, and Santa Hunts
When: Merry Makers: December 3 and 4, Glad Tidings: December 9,10,16,17,18, Santa Hunts: Various from November 26 to December 24
Where: Black Country Living Museum
Learn all about the roles of the Elves, Toy Soldiers and more while helping them make presents as they avoid the rats who like to steal.
Alternatively, you can enjoy Christmas carols and stories at the Glad Tidings event.
Explore the museum’s festive display which walks you through Christmas traditions over the years.
Book tickets to Santa Hunts to help the Elves find Santa as he hides in the village.
With a trip on the vintage bus, tasks to complete and character to meet, there’s plenty to do.
Each child with a Santa Hunts ticket will meet Santa, receive a gift and can have their photo taken with him.
Adults will receive a voucher for a mulled wine or non-alcholic drink and a mince pie, both of which are complimentary.
To book tickets and find out more about the events, you can visit the Black Country Living Museum website.
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