Falconwood Frosty Nights Christmas Village and Lights

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Immerse yourself in a Holiday experience like no other at Falconwood Frosty Nights Christmas Village and Lights. Step into a Christmas Village straight out of your favorite Hallmark movie. Frosty Nights runs from Nov. 13 through Dec. 27 at Falconwood Park. Gates open at 5 p.m. In November the village is open Fridays and Saturdays from 5 to 10 p.m., plus Wednesday, November 25. Beginning December 2, hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays and 5 to 10 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, with the village open nightly December 20 through 23 and closed December 24 and 25. The season closes with December 26 and 27.

New this year, the 80-acre village has added an iceless ice skating rink with free skate rentals, the Super Mega Candy Cane Tube Slide and the Holly Jolly Trolley, along with more local vendors and a wider range of food trucks. Guests can lace up on the Iceless Ice Skating Rink in the center of the village. The Holly Jolly Trolley carries riders through the village, the tube slide sends them down on inner tubes, and the Christmas Maze and VR Christmas Games offer something for older kids and adults. Younger children get Reindeer Racers and the Elf Force One airplane, a cockpit they can climb into and explore. A Christmas Carnival runs on select dates.

Returning favorites include the 150-foot tunnel of lights, the LED cherry tree forest, the Polar Express Train, live glassblowing, pop-up performances and visits with Sparkles the Elf, the Grinch and friends. Santa greets families inside Hanke Hall, where photos on guests’ own phones are free, and the Falconwood Bakery serves fresh-baked cookies and hot cocoa. Live reindeer will be on site Dec. 16-20. On Saturday, Dec. 12, the Santa Rave gives guests 21 and older a dance party with Santa.

Frosty Nights is built for a Nebraska winter, with as much to do indoors as out. Hanke Hall, the park’s 10,000-square-foot venue, is heated and has fireplaces inside and out. The 20 shopping cabins along the village lane are heated, and fire pits burn throughout the village so guests can move between the lights and a warm spot all evening.

The village also serves as a holiday storefront for more than 30 local small businesses, from makers, artisans and boutiques in the cabins to a larger, more varied food truck lineup. This season’s vendors include Family Traditions BBQ, Tia Blanca’s Venezuelan food, Travelin’ Tom’s Coffee Truck, Gracie’s Sips and Sodas and Saro Cider, which pours Glühwein and cider alongside hot cocoa. Adult beverages are available at the bars for guests 21 and older.

Plan your visit and make your holiday nights brighter at christmasomaha.com .

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