Garden d'Lights Hours and Fees

WELCOME!
Garden d'Lights 2012

November 24, 2012 through December 31, 2012
5:00pm to 10:00pm Every Evening Including Holidays (last entry at 9:30pm)

 

WE'VE GOT THE BLING!

The enormously popular Garden d’Lights festival features over ½ million lights which transform

the Bellevue Botanical Garden into a blossoming winter wonderland. Over 150,000 people enjoy

this dazzling display each December!

   

Many thousands of tiny lights bring the Bellevue Botanical Garden into Winter bloom, capturing the "d'Light" in everyone.

 

BUY YOUR TICKET BEFORE YOU COME TO THE GARDEN

Avoid standing in long lines to purchase tickets at the Garden (and be assured of actually getting

into the event) by purchasing your ticket online. Tickets are date specific. Space is limited.

 

TICKETS are $5 per person; children 10 and under are free and do not need a ticket.

EVENT FREE NIGHTS Details to follow

REFUNDS  Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled. Learn more

                         about our refund policy.

Please check this Garden d’Lights website for inclement weather updates.

 

ABOUT THE DISPLAY
Inspired by plants found in Northwest gardens and gardens around the world, hundreds of

volunteers have been busy making new creations. In 2011 Snap d'Dragon joined the list of over

30 “critters” including Charlotte in her web and Willie the Slug. You won’t want to miss the

“Aquarium in Lights” in the Visitor Center with the pulsing jellyfish and our own octopus, or

the gorgeous pond and border display on the main lawn. Our extended route through the garden

is enhanced with a flowing river in lights and four waterfalls. This year will be an exciting adventure

for all ages. Plan now to attend!

 

HOW IT HAPPENS

Thousands of volunteer hours have gone into another fantastic light show. Many, many thanks

to all of you who have helped and are still helping! Interested in learning the secrets of these

flower creations? Join our Garden d'Lights volunteer program. More information

 

Our display gets bigger and better every year and we rely on our visitors for their continued support.

Please consider a donation to support Garden d'Lights either at the Garden or online.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
Associate your company with this successful community event. More Information

RECYCLE YOUR LIGHTS
We now have a black garbage can labeled "Recycle Lights Here" placed next to our little storage shed

at the end of the small parking lot by the Garden Office. Lights may be brought there. Please bring

lights in plastic bags or boxes. If your items are too large to fit in the garbage can, please leave them

as close to the little building as possible, so that we do not create an eye sore in that area. The

Garden Office is the little house immediately on the right hand side of the driveway as you turn into

the garden entrance.

 

Hours and Fees

 Plan Your Visit 

Directions and Parking

Photo Gallery

Frequently Asked Questions

 

      

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Recorded Information: 425-452-6844

If you are having difficulty with your online ticket purchase, please call 425-452-6893, M-F from 8:00am – 7:00pm and weekends from 3:30pm – 7:00 pm.

2011 Sponsors:

             

 98.1 Classical KING FM, presenting sponsor, provides beautiful

  background music  and on-air advertising. From the Nutcracker to

  your favorite carols, share the gift of great music both on KING FM 98.1

  and on their 24/7 Christmas Channel!

 

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Sponsorships available for 2012. Contact sponsor@bellevuebotanical.org

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Event Chairs:  Sharon and Dallas Graham

FEEDBACK:  info@gardendlights.org

Webmother:  joanne@gardendlights.org

Copyright 2011 Bellevue Botanical Garden Society. All rights reserved.
This site is sponsored and maintained by volunteers of the
Bellevue Botanical Garden Society
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