Yes, we provide free tickets for children under the age of 3, they are free of charge but must hold a valid ticket. When booking please select Child (aged 0-2) tickets.

There will be baby changing facilities at the building near the Marshmallow Toasting area. 

The trail is pram and buggy friendly, but we ask that you do not bring children’s scooters or bikes/trikes to the trail.

There will be a number of stalls selling children’s sized portions available in the Christmas Village. 

Please keep your children with you at all times. The grounds of Leazes Park are large and contain waterways etc. It is essential to keep your children near and ensure that they do not wander into unlit areas. Please keep to the designated pathways as trip hazards my be present in other areas.

You can exchange your ticket up to 24 hours prior to attending. To change your booking contact See Tickets at https://www.seetickets.com/customerservice.

It wouldn’t be winter in Newcastle without a bit of adverse weather. Please ensure you dress appropriately for the weather – wear waterproof, warm clothing and appropriate footwear for paths that may become muddy. 

If you struggle in low lighting you may bring a torch, as some parts between installations may be slightly darker. 

There is no need to bring food or drink, as we have a fantastic Christmas Village full of yummy treats. 

We will only have tickets available to buy on the door if the session is not already sold out. We advise all customers to buy tickets in advance, tickets can be purchased here: https://northernlightsnewcastle.seetickets.com/timeslot/northern-lights-newcastle

Job applications are not yet open for this year. Please check back later in the year when we will advertise how to get in touch.

We are an entirely cashless event, accepting all major debit and credit cards alongside contactless payments including Apple Pay and Google Pay.

It wouldn’t be winter in Newcastle without a bit of adverse weather. Please ensure you dress appropriately for the weather – wear waterproof, warm clothing and appropriate footwear for paths that may become muddy. 

If you struggle in low lighting you may bring a torch, as some parts between installations may be slightly darker. 

There is no need to bring food or drink, as we have a fantastic Christmas Village full of yummy treats. 

Leazes Park, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, using the entrance on Barrack Road.

ENTRANCE POSTCODE: NE1 4ST

ENTRANCE What3Words: stews.harp.port

The main entrance to our event will be from Barrack Road, just opposite Stanhope Street and the Black and White Bull Pub.

In the shadow of St James’ Park Stadium is Leazes Park, the heart of the city centre just paces away from our entrance.  Based between the Royal Victoria Hospital, Fenham Barracks, St James’ Park and Barrack Road is Newcastle’s oldest park which we gladly illuminate during the darkest months of the year. 

PLEASE NOTE THE ENTRANCE IS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PARK TO THE ROYAL VICTORIA INFIRMARY.

Leazes Park will be open as normal until 3pm, every day, during Northern Lights. Dog walkers and park users are very welcome to access the park up until this time.