#Milwaukee winter wonders how to#

Portable toilets will be available right before the start of the show, and at a midpoint pullout. People and pets are not allowed to leave vehicles during the show, with two exceptions.

#Milwaukee winter wonders how to#

In addition to admission to the show, each car will receive a holiday gift bag with items and coupons from local sponsors, plus instructions on how to receive a personalized letter from Santa. If the lineup road to the show is full, drivers will be asked to return another time.

Promoters say they will have a limit of 800 cars each night. Where do I enter the show?Įnter at the Whitnall Park Golf Course, 6751 S. They're available through and at the Boerner visitor center, 9400 Boerner Drive, Hales Corners. Group rates of $100 for minibuses of 12 to 25 people and $200 for commercial bus tours are available. Tickets are $25 for a carload of up to seven occupants, $50 for larger vans and limos. It includes traditional holiday images such as snowflakes, trees and Santas as well as other fanciful creations. It's a collection of more than 80 light displays in the area surrounding the Boerner Botanical Gardens, Whitnall Park, and the Root River Parkway, crafted from more than 100,000 LED lights. Here are some answers to questions you might ask about the 'Winter Wonders' experience. But there's a key difference: 'Winter Wonders' is strictly a drive-through show on a 1.4-mile route in the Whitnall Park area and along the Root River Parkway. The new show is brought to you by Festival Pro LLC and Milwaukee County Parks, the same team responsible for the popular 'China Lights' exhibits. 1 in the area around Boerner Botanical Gardens. With Santas riding Harleys, the '12 Days of Christmas,' colorfully illuminated trees and other surprises, the new 'Winter Wonders' drive-through holiday lights display runs through Jan. View Gallery: Photos: 'Winter Wonders' holiday lights at Boerner Botanical Gardens