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Website: https://www.budweisertours.com/brewerylights.html
Every Thursday through Sunday from 5-10 pm you can walk through the brewery campus and see beautiful lights. Must pay online in advance and they are selling out fast. Brewery Lights reservation includes free parking, a complimentary 16 oz Beer, a 30-minute Light Show, access to Love Beer Plaza & the newly enhanced kid's zone, all surrounded by dazzling light displays and plenty of photo opportunities. If you are interested in even more festivities, you can purchase a fire pit package, private igloo, souvenir photo, or a s'mores kit!
What is new this year?
More trucks in the parade
Street Show
Two performances per night
25ft long light curtains
Giant Branded Nutcrackers
Brewhouse and Old School House Museum will be open and decked out in holiday gear
More space inside to warm up!
Our Kid's Zone is back again and better than ever before! The newly enhanced Kid's Zone includes a free & redesigned Train Ride (traveling through a 40ft tall Snowman!), Munchkin DJ Radio playing every night, and our *NEW* Ice Maze. And don't forget that children, 5 and under enter for free.
Your Brewery Lights reservation includes Free Parking, a complimentary 16 oz Beer, a 10-minute Light Show extending down to the end of the street, 50' tall Digital Holiday Tree & our newly Enhanced Kid's Zone, all surrounded by dazzling light displays, and plenty of photo opportunities. Make sure to stick around for the nightly parades (7:30pm) which will include floats, trolley, and of course the Clydesdales! Be sure to preorder your Brewery Lights Souvenir Photo at check out to get your picture taken with them!
The line for a photo with the Clydesdale is always a million miles long so we always skip it, but this is the setup.
Free beer!
They sell s'mores kits or you can bring your own.
They used to have big Jenga, checkers, and other games set out. Hopefully, all these little things will come back in the future.
The lights in the Pestalozzi tunnel do an amazing light show
New this year they have a train you can ride in the kid's zone. It's free but the line was long. It goes through a 40 ft. snowman.
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