Philadelphia's Otherworld Philadelphia is heating up this holiday season with its mesmerizing "Magic of the Willow" spectacle. The attraction, set to run from December 17th through January 4th, is an immersive light and sound show that will transport visitors into a world of wonder.
As guests enter the venue, they'll be enveloped in a dazzling display of 600 strands of LED lights that pulse, ripple, and change color in perfect harmony with original music. What's more, the space has been infused with holiday cheer, featuring a handful of special interactions and surprises throughout the exhibits. From a maze of surreal rooms to glowing installations and mixed reality play spaces, visitors can explore at their own pace, discovering new wonders as they wander.
The sprawling 40,000-square-foot environment is home to an astonishing 55 rooms, each one a portal into a unique world of magic and wonder. The added holiday layer adds depth and dimension to the experience, inviting guests to delve deeper into the exhibit's many nooks and crannies. With plenty of hidden corners and surprises waiting to be uncovered, there's always something new to discover in this enchanted realm.
However, organizers are advising that the light show may not be suitable for visitors with photosensitivity due to flashing patterns.
Tickets to experience "Magic of the Willow" start at $29.99, with general admission included in the price of a regular ticket. Otherworld Philadelphia is open from Monday through Thursday and Saturday, with limited hours on Tuesday.
Located at 2500 Grant Ave #1 in Philadelphia's PA 19114, this winter wonderland awaits those seeking an unforgettable holiday experience.
As guests enter the venue, they'll be enveloped in a dazzling display of 600 strands of LED lights that pulse, ripple, and change color in perfect harmony with original music. What's more, the space has been infused with holiday cheer, featuring a handful of special interactions and surprises throughout the exhibits. From a maze of surreal rooms to glowing installations and mixed reality play spaces, visitors can explore at their own pace, discovering new wonders as they wander.
The sprawling 40,000-square-foot environment is home to an astonishing 55 rooms, each one a portal into a unique world of magic and wonder. The added holiday layer adds depth and dimension to the experience, inviting guests to delve deeper into the exhibit's many nooks and crannies. With plenty of hidden corners and surprises waiting to be uncovered, there's always something new to discover in this enchanted realm.
However, organizers are advising that the light show may not be suitable for visitors with photosensitivity due to flashing patterns.
Tickets to experience "Magic of the Willow" start at $29.99, with general admission included in the price of a regular ticket. Otherworld Philadelphia is open from Monday through Thursday and Saturday, with limited hours on Tuesday.
Located at 2500 Grant Ave #1 in Philadelphia's PA 19114, this winter wonderland awaits those seeking an unforgettable holiday experience.
anyway I'm gonna try to get tickets for this "Magic of the Willow" thingy in Philly... 55 rooms?!?! that sounds like a real maze 
and I don't know if I can handle all those flashing lights tho... I might just stick to watching it on youtube instead 
or maybe buy some sunglasses for when I go?
just saw this news about "Magic of the Willow" and i'm low-key obsessed 
it sounds like an entire immersive world is being created for us to explore... 55 rooms? that's wild 
and the fact that there are special interactions and surprises throughout the exhibits has me wondering what kind of tech they're using to make this happen 
plus, a holiday light show that's not just cheesy but actually mesmerizing? i'm sold 
️ only thing i'm worried about is if it's gonna be too crowded on the weekends 
They've got these amazing seasonal flavors and their pastries are to die for... anyway, back to this light show - 600 strands of LED lights is crazy! I wonder if they use solar power or something. And what's with all the hidden rooms? Sounds like it's more than just a pretty light show 
I don't know about this "magic" thing, it just seems like a bunch of gimmicks to me. And $29.99? That's steep for something that might give you a headache. Not sure if it's worth the dough 
and I'm literally dyin' to check it out!!! The idea of gettin' lost in a 40k sq ft maze with mesmerizing lights & sounds is, like, totally mind-blowing 
! But, gotta be careful with the photosensitivity warning tho... don't wanna miss out on the magic because of that 
. Tickets are pretty affordable too, only $29.99! What do you guys think? Would you brave the "Magic of the Willow" for a unique holiday experience? 
. i mean, if they can make it work for people w/ sensitivity issues, maybe they should also give us a heads up how long each room is so we don't feel like we're stuck in some kinda sensory hell 
. anyway, 40k sq ft of immersive goodness sounds cool but I need more info before I splurge on tickets 
. Still, it's 40k sq ft of LED lights and music, what's not to love? I'm planning on checking it out with my squad, we can make a whole day of it 
. And 55 rooms?! That's insane 
. Anyways, $29.99 is super reasonable for the experience they're offering... it's like a present to yourself 
!
but at the same time, not everyone's gonna be comfortable in this kind of environment, just like how some people might get overwhelmed by too much light or sound 
. But, is it gonna be too crowded? Like, with the holiday season and all 
and that light show sounds like it's going to be straight out of a fantasy novel 
I'm totally getting why they're calling it "the magic of the willow" - it sounds so enchanting! 
but omg also can we talk about how much this is gonna cost?! $29.99 seems steep, but i guess if its as amazing as it sounds then it's worth it