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Night of a Million Lights at Give Kids the World Village

Granting Wishes for Critically Ill Children since 1986

By Maricarmen Chavez-Walker publisher for Lakeland, Bartow and Mulberry Fl November 26, 2020

Night of a Million Lights at Give Kids the World Village in Kissimmee is a walk-through, socially distanced holiday light spectacular. This event will provide a rare glimpse into the magical, whimsical non-profit resort that fulfills the wishes of critically ill children from around the world. 

Dazzling lights and larger than life holiday displays will illuminate the 89-acre resort, including a glittering 150 for tunnel along the avenue of angels, more than 50 holiday-themed wireframes, some spanning more than 40 feet, a gingerbread arch, and much more. Guest can stroll among the lights and take part in festive and fun activities such as complimentary ice cream and hot cocoa. Additionally, guests will have access to the village's wheelchair-accessible rides and attractions. Entry times will be staggered to prevent crowding and mask-wearing will be required. 

 All proceeds from the event will support Give Kids The World's mission to provide wish vacations for critically ill children and their families. Since 1986, over 176,000 families from all 50 states and more than 76 countries have been guests at the villas. Each family receives transportation, accommodations, all meals, snacks, nightly entertainment, tickets to Orlando's theme parks interactive experiences at the Village. Night of a Million Lights is designed to raise funds to ensure the wishes of critically ill children can be fulfilled once the Village can safely reopen. 

Night of a Million Lights opens daily from 5:00 pm to 10 pm. 

Ticket prices vary depending on if they are on a standard night, peak night, or holiday night. Standard night prices are $25 for adults and $15 for kids. 

Visit Give Kids the World HERE