“The Nightmare Before Christmas” to Light Up the New York Botanical Garden with an Eerie Glow This Fall
Back by popular BOOmand, visitors and residents of New York can get in the spooky spirit thanks to Jack Skellington and friends.
The world of Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas will come to life like never before this fall at the New York Botanical Garden.
What’s Happening:
- An immersive light trail will transform the New York Botanical Garden into Halloween Town this fall, as Jack Skellington’s world is brought to life with dazzling lights, music, and all-new scenes in a breathtaking outdoor setting.
- Join Jack Skellington, Sally, and Zero for a frightfully fun frolic through the world of the beloved film, now featuring even more of your favorite characters, scenes, and songs.
- This experience is returning thanks to popular demand for a 10-week engagement, from September 25th through November 30th, 2025.
- Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Light Trail takes place Wednesdays through Sundays from dusk until 10:00 p.m., and the whole experience takes 45-60 minutes.
- Ticket prices start at $33 and you can join the waitlist for the event here.
- The same experience is also heading to Austin, Texas on the same dates. More information on that event is available here.
New York Event Map:
New York Event Highlights:
- Step into a glowing world where Jack Skellington, Sally, and Zero come to life
- Discover iconic scenes and songs from the beloved 1993 classic
- Marvel at dazzling lights, 3D sculptures, and all-new immersive moments
- Wander through the enchanting landscapes of the New York Botanical Garden
More Ways to Celebrate Halloween This Spooky Season:
- Drag icons, the Boulet Brothers, will play a big part in Knott’s Scary Farm this year, serving as the event's hosts.
- Perfect to go with the Disney Princess items from earlier this year, fans can head to Bath & Body Works to get some villainous scents inspired by two of Disney’s biggest baddies.
- Get yourself in the mood for Halloween with a new lofi album of some spooky Disney classics.
- Walt Disney World kicked off the Halloween season last week with the first Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party of the year. Take a look at everything you can expect during the spirit after-hours party this year, here.
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