Enchant Las Vegas
The world's largest Christmas light maze lands at Las Vegas Ballpark in Summerlin from November 20 to December 27, 2026, with an ice-skating trail, a real-ice snow slide, Santa and a holiday market. Tickets from about $29, add-ons extra.



Is Enchant Las Vegas Worth It? Prices, Hours and What's New for 2026
Enchant Las Vegas is the holiday light maze that takes over Las Vegas Ballpark in Downtown Summerlin every winter, and 2026 is its sixth season: November 20 through December 27. The organizers bill the centerpiece as the world's largest Christmas light maze, four million bulbs and more, and this year the maze has been rebuilt around a storyline called The Great Search, in which you help Santa track down reindeer that a storm scattered through the forest. New for 2026 are a Wishing Star Fountain and an illuminated dog-sled expedition scene; back from earlier seasons are the ice-skating trail, the snow slide (real ice, about 20 feet tall and more than 100 feet long), Santa and Mrs. Claus meet-and-greets, a village of market stalls, seasonal food and drinks, and live entertainment on the grounds.
Entry is by timed arrival window, evenings only. The booking calendar runs Tuesday through Sunday with last entries around 9:30 PM on most nights, and the exact hours shift by date, so check the night you want before you drive out. General admission starts around $29 on the cheapest dates and climbs with demand; December weekends and the week before Christmas cost the most and sell out first. A Premier Pass upgrade adds a fast-track line at entry and at the busiest activities, one drink and a gift. Skating, the snow slide, the s'mores pit and parking are all sold as add-ons, not included, and the organizer does not refund tickets or add-ons once bought. Once inside you can stay as long as you like.
Two honest caveats. The ballpark is in Summerlin, roughly a 25-minute drive west of the Strip, so without a car this is a rideshare each way on top of the ticket. And it is outdoors: Las Vegas drops into the 40s on December nights, the maze alone takes 60 to 90 minutes, and skating or queuing for the slide adds more, so bring a real coat. The nearest hotel is Red Rock Casino Resort, a short drive from the gates. If you only want a holiday display without leaving the Strip, the free Bellagio Conservatory covers that in half an hour.
Insider tipBook a weeknight in the first week of December: the maze is the same, the ticket is at the bottom of the price range, and the skating trail and snow slide have no real queue, which they do on the pre-Christmas weekends.Check Tickets & Prices →
Location
1650 S Pavilion Center Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89135








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