Hyde Park's popular Winter Wonderland event has been cancelled this year. Organisers said they explored "every possible option" but the ongoing health concerns and uncertainty surrounding Covid-19 means that is not possible.
Swansea's Waterfront Winterland has been cancelled for 2020 but there will be a new Alpine Village.
We can confirm that the Cardiff Christmas Market will return to the pedestrian streets of Cardiff City Centre in 2020, subject to any Covid relevant legislation/guidelines current at the time from the Welsh Assembly and Cardiff Council respectively, in order to make your visit as safe and as enjoyable as possible.
The nearest mainline train station is Victoria Station. This station has step free access. Victoria is 1.4km from the nearest Winter Wonderland entrance (Hyde Park Corner entrance) accessible on paved and tarmacked paths which are mostly flat.
Winter Wonderland ticketsWinter Wonderland is free to enter, but some activities require a paid-for ticket. Paid-for attractions usually include: Ice skating. Bar Ice.
There is no specific Winter Wonderland parking offered, however there is a car park under Hyde Park and various parking spaces in the surrounding area. There are accessible parking spaces near the site and in the underground car park.
Yes, there is a direct train departing from King's Cross St. Pancras station station and arriving at Hyde Park Corner station station. Services depart every five minutes, and operate every day. The journey takes approximately 11 min.
- m. Waterloo Car Park.
- Mayfair Car Park. Park Lane, Hyde Park, W1K 7AN 8 minutes walk.
- Knightsbridge Green NCP. Lancelot Place, Knightsbridge, SW7 1DL 9 minutes walk.
- Park Lane Masterpark. Park Lane, Mayfair, W1K 7TY 10 minutes walk.
- Marble Arch Car Parks.
- Pavilion Road NCP.
- Union Car Parks.
- Millennium Mayfair NCP.
Where is Winter Wonderland? Winter Wonderland is held in Hyde Park. The nearest tube stations are Marble Arch, Green Park, Hyde Park Corner, Victoria and Knightsbridge.
Hyde Park Winter Wonderland is FREE to enter, so join us and enjoy the festive atmosphere. There are a number of ticketed attractions and we recommend advance booking. Tickets can also be purchased at the Box Offices on site, subject to availability. Please arrive in plenty time before your first booked session.
Winter Wonderland opens at 4pm on November 21 and ends on January 5, 2020. After November 21 it will be open every single day from 10am to 10pm. The festive attraction is free to enter - but you need to buy tickets for some of the extra activities.
The Mayfair Car Park, on Park Lane is open 24hours a day, 7 days a week. Located outside the congestion zone and the car park entrance/exit is opposite one of the main entrances to Hyde Park's Winter Wonderland. It's free to charge your vehicle, however, normal parking charges still apply.
Sure, Christmas Wonderland 2019 isn't free-entry, but you get what you pay for (… There's a Santa's Workshop, Asia's tallest golden luminarie Christmas tree, and smash hit productions from around the world – in other words, it's the most “Christmas-y” place in Singapore.
Use contactless paymentShops, restaurants, bars, cafes and games throughout Hyde Park's Winter Wonderland accept contactless card payments, as well as cash. You can also pay for Winter Wonderland rides via contactless payment or by using tokens, which are available at the token booths dotted around the site.
Is Winter Wonderland Hyde Park suitable for Children? Yes, it is. There are plenty of things for little ones to enjoy: food, shows, rides. They can also get to meet Santa and have a little toy if they have been nice.
If you have water bottles with you, prepare to have them confiscated before entry, as you are expected to purchase water and drinks from the park.
8 answers. No mud at all, it's such a well organised event and the flooring throughout is so well done. over a year ago.
Hyde Park is one of eight London parks managed by The Royal Parks. When it started in 2007, all Winter Wonderland's rides and attractions were arranged in a single avenue alongside the park's Serpentine Road. The event has grown and is now built over thousands of floor panels that are laid to protect the grass beneath.
