Celebrating Bellevue's 21st Magic Season!

Bellevue, WALocal News

Bellevue's 21st Magic Season kicked off on November 24, 2017, transforming Downtown Bellevue into a vibrant holiday destination. Among the highlights are the Bellevue Magic Season Ice Arena, which has expanded to provide the largest open-air holiday skating experience in the region, complete with heated viewing areas and concessions. Snowflake Lane offers a nightly parade featuring falling snow and delightful holiday music, drawing families to its extended route. Garden d'Lights, showcasing over half a million sparkling lights shaped into whimsical displays, adds a spectacular touch to the celebrations. The event features free skate Mondays and discounted admission passes, making it accessible to a broader audience.

This annual celebration has become a cherished tradition for both residents and visitors, significantly enhancing Bellevue's holiday spirit. Supported by multiple sponsors, the Magic Season plays a vital role in the city's seasonal events, contributing to the local economy and community engagement. The festivities run through early January, ensuring ample opportunity for families to create lasting memories.

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