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AMAZE LIGHT FESTIVAL: your ultimate holiday destination…Opening November!

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The holiday season has officially begun and with Thanksgiving just around the corner, it’s time to get creative and start a new tradition that family and friends will adore. Enter AMAZE LIGHT FESTIVAL, an immersive experience, meets shoppertainment, holiday show- all in one! Premiering last year in Chicago, Amaze Light Festival has expanded to a new home at Chicagoland’s Odyssey Fun World (19111 Oak Park Ave, Tinley Park, IL 60477).

A one stop shopping destination and something for everyone on your holiday gifting list. Discover a sprawling fest with German-styled cottages housing goodies and artisanal collectibles from local vendors. Supporting the local community is made easy with a cozy atmosphere brimming with handmade one-of-a-kind gifts, unique decor, delightful treats and stocking stuffers to browse.

The ultimate destination for friends and family to be entertained. The ultimate light show with millions of state of the art lights over 35,000 square feet, Amaze Light Festival promises hours of outdoor fun filled with thematic adventures, a larger than life toyporium, Sparky’s Sweet Spot overflowing with candy, Arctic Express train rides, tubing down Zing’s Thrill Hill to enjoy and performances every 30 minutes that are certain to impress any Broadway aficionado.

Holidays are meant for indulging in things that bring joy. From extravagant holiday lights, larger than life decor to exceptional food and beverage options, Amaze Light Festival is unlike any other experience found in Tinley Park. Themed holiday menus, custom premium cocktails, rich hot cocoa and delectable treats will keep guests stuffed.

A VIP Experience. Experience exceptional viewpoints from the best spot in the house, with reserved seating during the festive live performances and mesmerizing light shows with the purchase of a VIP upgrade. VIP Guests have access to a heated indoor lounge, meet and greet with Masters of Light, Zing and Sparky, complimentary holiday themed hors d’oeuvre and premium craft cocktails, for purchase.

Attendees won’t want to leave this enchanted winter oasis and one stop destination for seasonal fun, artisanal gift shopping and gourmet dining.

The magic of Amaze Light Festival is opening on November 18th at Odyssey Fun World (19111 Oak Park Ave, Tinley Park, IL 60477) for a limited run. Ticket prices start at $30 for children and $36 for adults with the option to add a VIP upgrade for an additional $50.

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