"Step into a Glowing Wonderland: Otherworld Philadelphia's Magic of the Willow"
As winter sets in, the city of Philadelphia transforms into a mesmerizing wonderland, thanks to the enchanting "Magic of the Willow" exhibit at Otherworld Philadelphia. This immersive light and sound show is set to delight visitors from December 17th through January 4th, weaving an unforgettable experience that combines captivating visuals with original music.
Meandering through the venue's vast, 40,000 square-foot space, guests will find themselves immersed in a kaleidoscope of colors, as 600 strands of LEDs shift and ripple in sync with each other. The show unfolds across 55 rooms, including surreal environments, glowing installations, and mixed reality play spaces that invite exploration at one's own pace.
Beyond the striking visuals, visitors can discover an array of small, whimsical surprises amidst the exhibits – a hallmark of Otherworld Philadelphia's unique approach to immersive entertainment. Each visitor is free to wander through the labyrinthine space, uncovering hidden gems and secret areas as they see fit.
However, it's worth noting that some special effects in the holiday light show may trigger flashing patterns, making it unsuitable for those with photosensitivity issues.
Tickets for this spellbinding experience start at $29.99, and are included within regular admission to Otherworld Philadelphia. The venue is open Monday through Thursday from 11am-8pm, Friday through Saturday from 10am-10pm, and Sunday from 10am-7pm. Unfortunately, Tuesdays will be a closed day for the event.
"Magic of the Willow" promises an enchanting winter escape that will transport visitors to a world of glowing magic and mystery – not to be missed.
As winter sets in, the city of Philadelphia transforms into a mesmerizing wonderland, thanks to the enchanting "Magic of the Willow" exhibit at Otherworld Philadelphia. This immersive light and sound show is set to delight visitors from December 17th through January 4th, weaving an unforgettable experience that combines captivating visuals with original music.
Meandering through the venue's vast, 40,000 square-foot space, guests will find themselves immersed in a kaleidoscope of colors, as 600 strands of LEDs shift and ripple in sync with each other. The show unfolds across 55 rooms, including surreal environments, glowing installations, and mixed reality play spaces that invite exploration at one's own pace.
Beyond the striking visuals, visitors can discover an array of small, whimsical surprises amidst the exhibits – a hallmark of Otherworld Philadelphia's unique approach to immersive entertainment. Each visitor is free to wander through the labyrinthine space, uncovering hidden gems and secret areas as they see fit.
However, it's worth noting that some special effects in the holiday light show may trigger flashing patterns, making it unsuitable for those with photosensitivity issues.
Tickets for this spellbinding experience start at $29.99, and are included within regular admission to Otherworld Philadelphia. The venue is open Monday through Thursday from 11am-8pm, Friday through Saturday from 10am-10pm, and Sunday from 10am-7pm. Unfortunately, Tuesdays will be a closed day for the event.
"Magic of the Willow" promises an enchanting winter escape that will transport visitors to a world of glowing magic and mystery – not to be missed.
! a 40k sq ft space with 600 strands of LEDs just sounds mind-blowing!!! how does it work? are the lights actually moving or is that just an illusion? 
also, i heard there are special effects that might be triggering for people with photosensitivity issues - isn't that kinda worrying? 
gotta make sure they're taking care of everyone's comfort levels. and 29.99 is a bit steep for me... but i guess it's worth it if it's this amazing 
i remember when they used to have those old-fashioned amusement parks at christmas and it was always so magical 
but seriously, 40k sq ft is huge! what's the point of having that many rooms if you're just gonna wander around? back in my day, we'd find a few decent lights on our front porch and be done with it 
still, i'm sure this will be lit 
gotta try to catch it before it ends, anyone know how long the tickets are available for 
. Plus, what's up with the flashing patterns? Not everyone's sensitive to that stuff, you know? 
It seems like they're trying too hard to be "magical" and it's just coming off as try-hard 
. I'll stick to my regular museum visits, thanks 
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I mean, who wouldn't wanna explore 55 rooms filled with glowing installations, surreal environments, and even mixed reality play spaces?! 
And the best part? It's not just about looking at pretty lights (although, let's be real, that's a big part of it lol), but also comes with an original soundtrack to match! 
I'm def checking this out ASAP, tickets are only $29.99 and its included with regular admission so what do u say? Who's with me?! 
i'm literally imagining myself floating thru those surreal environments with glowing installations & mixed reality play spaces... anyhoo, just dont wanna be stuck outside in the cold while its all lit up & i'm stuck inside at home 
29.99 sounds like a STEAL if u ask me 
! and the fact that they have special effects warnings for people with photosensitivity issues? that's super considerate 
. i love how its not just a light show but also has original music and mixed reality play spaces 
but seriously, who needs that much stimulation on top of the holiday stress? can't we just have a quiet, peaceful winter wonderland for once? 
... and honestly, 55 rooms in one space sounds like a sensory nightmare 
... think i'll pass on this "magical" experience 
, 40k sq ft is HUGE!! 
and I'm so down for it! Reminds me of those old-school light festivals in Central Park back in the 90s when I was a kid... you know, the ones with those iconic twinkling lights on the Bethesda Fountain? This one sounds like a total blast from the past, but with some super cool modern twists 
. Just hope they don't overdo it with the flashing lights... I remember my grandma had to deal with that when we went to see The Muppets on Broadway back in '98 
. Anyway, gonna grab those tickets ASAP and get lost in this glowing wonderland 
. Only thing to keep in mind is that some people might get overwhelmed by the flashing lights, so maybe make sure to check with them first 
A lil glitch in the Matrix... who needs tickets when you can just wear a glow stick? 
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. And the fact that there are small surprises hidden throughout makes me want to go back and find them all again 
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. Anyone got plans to check this out? 
but seriously, 40k sq ft of twinkly lights is kinda lit 
and tbh, the fact that it's only open till 8pm on mondays is just cruel 
but hey, at least we have each other to commiserate about it 
its not for kids tho bc some stuff triggers flashing, so dont take little ones 
but 4 all u adults out there, get ready 2 have ur mind blown