Enchant Las Vegas 2026: Dates, Light Maze and What to Expect

Enchant Las Vegas is the walk-through Christmas light show at Las Vegas Ballpark in Downtown Summerlin, and its 2026 season runs from Friday, November 20, to Sunday, December 27. It's the light show you walk through, and for families it's the one to plan December around. The maze is new. Here's what changed and how to plan the night.

The Great Search: the 2026 maze

Enchant Las Vegas is back for its sixth straight season, and the centerpiece is a light maze the organizers bill as the largest of its kind in the world, lit by more than four million bulbs. This year's story is The Great Search: a storm has scattered Santa's reindeer across the Enchant Forest, and every path through the maze is a hunt for them. The route has been rebuilt from the ground up, with a Wishing Star Fountain and an illuminated Dog Sled Expedition among the new scenes. Somewhere in four million lights the first reindeer turns up, and the kids spot it before you do.

Enchant Christmas light maze at Las Vegas Ballpark in Summerlin

Where: Las Vegas Ballpark, Downtown Summerlin, west of the Strip. Dates: November 20 to December 27, 2026. Booking: general admission with a set entry time. Best for: families, couples and anyone who wants Christmas lights on foot.

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Skating, the snow slide and the village

The maze is only part of the night. The Ice Skating Trail winds beneath tall light sculptures, and the Snow Slide Adventure sends riders down one at a time. Enchant's Village is the holiday market, with seasonal food and hot drinks, and Santa and Mrs. Claus are there for photos. Live entertainment is part of the program too. The ballpark opened in 2019 as the home of the Las Vegas Aviators. In December it trades baseball for Santa.

When the answer changes

Las Vegas nights in December are colder than visitors expect, with an average low of 39.6 degrees Fahrenheit, so the skating trail and the cocoa earn their place. It gets cold. Our Las Vegas weather guide has the month in full. Enchant also runs theme nights through the season, including Country Christmas with line dancing, Paws-n-Claus for dogs and a Night of Honor for first responders and the military. Staying on the Strip without a car? The free displays inside the resorts are a short walk away, and our Bellagio Christmas display guide covers the two best.

The short version

For Christmas lights you walk through in Las Vegas, Enchant at the Summerlin ballpark is the one to book this year, and the reindeer hunt gives kids a reason to finish the whole maze. Your ticket sets an entry time, and capacity is capped each night. Popular nights sell out. For everything else that week, from shows to Christmas Day, see our Christmas in Las Vegas page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to walk through Enchant Las Vegas?

There's no fixed length. Your ticket sets when you go in, not when you leave, so you can stay as long as you like once inside. A couple walking only the maze is done far sooner than a family that also skates, rides the slide and waits to meet Santa.

Is ice skating included in Enchant Las Vegas tickets?

No. Skating on the trail and the Snow Slide are add-ons booked on top of maze entry. Children under 5 must skate with a parent or guardian, and the slide has its own height and age requirements, so younger kids may not qualify.

Is Enchant Las Vegas worth it, or is Glittering Lights better?

They're different nights. Glittering Lights at Las Vegas Motor Speedway is a drive-through, seen from your car. Enchant is on foot, with a story to follow, skating and Santa. Groups with kids who need to move usually prefer Enchant; anyone short on time or traveling with a baby may prefer the drive.

Is Enchant Las Vegas good for kids?

Yes, it's built around them. The reindeer search gives children a job through the maze, Santa and Mrs. Claus are in the village, and Enchant sells a family bundle of two adult and two junior tickets.

Where is Enchant Las Vegas and is there parking?

It's at Las Vegas Ballpark, 1650 S. Pavilion Center Drive in Summerlin, off the 215 near Red Rock Casino. Parking is sold as an add-on with tickets. From the Strip, a rideshare or car is the practical way there.