Tips for Your Visit: Peak Days at the Holiday Train Show
Posted in Programs and Events on December 22 2014, by Lansing Moore
The holidays are in full swing! For the next two weeks—through January 4, to be specific—the Holiday Train Show will bring in more visitors than ever to the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, with families gathering to take part in this 23-year New York tradition as part of their seasonal celebrations. And there’s no reason you and your loved ones shouldn’t join in the fun and make some magical memories together, too!
We would like to ensure that your Garden visit is as whimsical and worry-free as possible, so continue reading below for some simple tips to help you have the best possible experience at the Holiday Train Show! Follow these handy guidelines, and you’ll be riding First Class.
Tips for Your Visit
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- Reserve Your Tickets Online in Advance
A limited number of timed admission tickets are available. Secure your preferred exhibition entry time and purchase your tickets online. Late afternoons tend to be less crowded and the show is even more magical once the sun goes down. - Print Your Tickets at Home
Print your tickets before your visit, and arrive at the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory tent at the entry time printed on your ticket. Wait times to enter the Holiday Train Show will vary depending upon exhibition flow. - Maximize Your Ticket
In addition to the Holiday Train Show, your ticket provides access to the Garden grounds, Tram Tour, and special programs including Evergreen Express and Flora Illustrata: A Celebration of Botanical Masterworks. Review our calendar to plan your visit. - Dining
The Holiday Dining Pavilion offers delicious and warming selections, including favorites such as creamy chowders, hot fried chicken, rustic winter salads, and charming sweet treats. Check the weekly handout for hours. - Shopping
Stop by Shop in the Garden for unique gifts and holiday décor. The shop is located in the Leon Levy Visitor Center. Garden Members always save 10% on all purchases.