Winter Wonderland 2026: Dates, Prices, and New Attractions

Hyde Park Winter Wonderland will open its gates for the 2026 festive season on Thursday, November 19, 2026. The popular event, a fixture in London's Christmas calendar for two decades, will continue until January 3, 2027. It will remain closed on Christmas Day.

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Advance tickets for Winter Wonderland are now on sale. Prices start at £1 for off-peak entry, with standard tickets priced at £5.50 and peak tickets costing £8.25. These prices include booking fees. Once inside the event, visitors can stay for an unlimited duration, though individual attractions and rides incur separate costs. New for this year, the event is offering various passes and packages that bundle rides and attractions.

This year's event introduces two significant new attractions. The Magical Ice Kingdom will present 'Neverland', an ice sculpture exhibit featuring characters and scenes from J.M. Barrie's classic story, constructed from 500 tonnes of ice. Additionally, Gandeys K-Pop Dragon Circus will make its London debut, showcasing Korean pop music integrated with circus performances.

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Alongside the new additions, visitors can expect the return of established attractions. These include the Giant Wheel, described as the world's largest transportable wheel, the Real Ice Slide, an ice rink, and an ice bar. Thrill rides such as Munich Looping, the Euro Coaster, and the XXL are also scheduled to feature. Family-friendly areas like Santa Land and Santa's Grotto, along with the Bavarian Village and a Christmas Market, will be present.

For those planning to attend, Hyde Park Winter Wonderland provides access via four distinct gates, each served by nearby London Underground stations. The Red gate, located to the east, is accessible from Bond Street and Marble Arch stations. The Blue gate, on the south side, is near Hyde Park Corner, Green Park, and Victoria. Visitors using the Green gate in the west can alight at Knightsbridge or High Street Kensington. The Gold gate, situated to the north, is served by Marble Arch and Paddington stations.