Enchant Returns to Summerlin With Reimagined Holiday Light Maze |
Las Vegas Ballpark hosts lights, skating, seasonal food and family experiences from November 20 through December 27 |

A familiar Summerlin holiday attraction is returning with a new route through the lights. Enchant Las Vegas will take over Las Vegas Ballpark from November 20 through December 27, 2026, bringing back its walk-through maze alongside skating, seasonal food, Santa visits, and live entertainment. For families and groups planning a December outing, the important step is to compare entry times and add-ons before buying, because the advertised ticket price does not cover every activity.
Enchant Las Vegas at a glance
The maze is more than a stationary light display
Enchant centers on a lighted path that visitors explore on foot. The 2026 production brings back the story that introduced the Las Vegas event while adding new scenes, surprises, and places to take photos.
Returning guests will recognize the format, but the experience is being refreshed. The event is presenting a new version of the maze rather than simply reopening the previous route.
Expect a fair amount of walking through the ballpark and event grounds. Comfortable shoes will matter, especially for families moving between the maze, food stands, skating area, and Santa experience.
Know what admission includes
General admission covers the maze and access to the broader holiday setting, including live entertainment, shopping, Santa, and photo installations. Some activities may cost extra, including ice skating, the snow slide, s’mores and premium admission options.
Check the complete order total before paying. A low starting price can rise after parking, activity tickets, and other upgrades are added.
The event may offer packages for two adults and two junior guests, four-adult groups and larger parties. Prices and availability can vary by session, so compare options on the official ticket calendar rather than assuming one package will be available every night.
Theme nights give visitors more choices
Announced seasonal programming includes Family Photo Night, Friendsgiving, Country Christmas with line dancing, Paws ’n’ Claus, and a Night of Honor for military members and first responders.
Each program serves a different audience. Dog owners interested in Paws ’n’ Claus should read the current event and animal policies, while visitors attending a special performance or activity should confirm whether it is included with regular admission. |
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Choose an entry time that fits your group
Enchant operates outdoors during late fall and winter evenings. Las Vegas temperatures can drop quickly after sunset, so layers are useful even when the afternoon feels mild.
Earlier entry times may work better for young children, while adults pairing the event with dinner may prefer a later session. Weekend nights and dates near Christmas will likely draw more visitors than earlier weekdays.
Timed admission can spread out arrivals, but it does not guarantee short waits for parking, food, skating or Santa. Review the official Las Vegas event details before selecting a session.
Plan for Downtown Summerlin traffic
Las Vegas Ballpark sits near Downtown Summerlin restaurants and shops, as well as City National Arena. On busy Enchant nights, that concentration of activity can increase traffic, parking demand, and restaurant wait times across the district.
If dinner is part of the evening, make a reservation and leave enough time to reach the ballpark. Nearby residents should also expect more cars and pedestrians once the event begins its holiday run.
Accessibility and sensory considerations
Guests with mobility concerns should review the event’s current accessibility information before purchasing tickets. The route involves extended walking, and the best admission option may depend on the assistance each guest can access.
Music, crowds, bright lights, and flashing displays may also affect visitors with sensory sensitivities. An earlier or less crowded session could be more comfortable, but the organizer should confirm available accommodations.
Before purchasing tickets
Use the official Enchant Las Vegas page as the final source for ticket availability, prices, schedules, and operating policies. Event details can change as sessions fill and the opening date approaches. |
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The $27 starting price sounds fine until you add parking and skating. I'll be checking the full total before promising the kids anything.
If your schedule is flexible, compare a few entry times before buying. The prices can change quite a bit between sessions.
Glad they're changing the maze route this year. We went last time it was at the ballpark, and the kids still talk about the lights.