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Enchantment in the Park — Regner Park, West Bend

No tickets or reservations; carriage rides first come, first served with waits. Drive-thru enters from Silverbrook Dr (vehicles max 11 ft high); walk-thru enters from Main St and covers a shorter route.

Through Dec 24Nov 27 – Dec 24 · 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM · Nightly, November 27 – December 24, 2026 (opening night 5–9 p.m.); horse and carriage rides on select Friday and Saturday nights, 6–9 p.m.

Regner Park800 N Main St, West Bend, WI 53090Directions

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From $20Suggested minimum $20 donation (cash, check or Venmo); carriage rides $5 per person ages 16+, 15 and younger free

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About this adventure

Enchantment in the Park is a volunteer-run holiday light display that fills Regner Park in West Bend each year from the day after Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve. More than a million LED and RGB lights line a one-mile trail with dancing light arches, glowing tunnels and large festive scenes, centered on a 60-foot RGB-lit tree billed as Wisconsin's tallest artificial tree. Families can drive the route (entering from Silverbrook Drive) or walk a shorter section of the display from the Main Street entrance, and on select Friday and Saturday nights a horse-drawn carriage gives rides through the lights; carriage rides cost $5 for riders 16 and older, children 15 and under ride free, first come, first served. Santa and Mrs. Claus visit nightly, there is a campfire for roasting marshmallows, and about twenty local choirs, bands and school groups take turns performing. Hot chocolate, hot dogs, pretzels and popcorn are sold, and children who visit Santa on Sunday and Monday nights receive a coupon for a free hot chocolate. Admission is a suggested minimum $20 donation, plus nonperishable food for Washington County pantries.

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