Christmas Past, Present and Future Light Tour in Milwaukee

Expect an interactive evening of caroling in our cruiser/bus and strolling through parks for some colorful photo ops should you be inclined. We’ll take you to some of the most popular Christmas light destinations the city has to offer including; Catalano Square, Zeidler Park, Pere Marquette Park & Cathedral Square, with a whole lot of magical, twinkly lights in between. The tour will begin at Station 1846 where they know how to kick off the holidays! Whether you are a local or visiting from out of town, this tour is sure to become a new tradition for you, your family and friends. City Tours MKE makes it easy for you to gather together to enjoy the warmth and cheer of the holiday season in Milwaukee while leaving the rest to us. Includes: 3D glasses Cruiser- 5 guest/car Bus-12 guest (larger groups)

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Location: Milwaukee

What's Included

3-D Glasses

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: What's the max age for kids on this tour? Want to bring my 8-year-old niece!

A: There’s no strict age limit for the Christmas Past, Present and Future Light Tour — it's pretty family-friendly! Kids love the interactive caroling and the 3D glasses. Just make sure to keep an eye on them while you’re strolling through the parks.

Q: What happens if the weather's bad? Can we reschedule the tour?

A: If weather conditions look rough, they usually give options to reschedule or get a refund. Just keep an eye on their site or call them as it gets closer. They really want everyone to have a great time!

Q: Is parking easy at Station 1846? I’m worried about finding a spot!

A: Parking can be tricky since it's downtown, but there are a few garages nearby. Just plan to arrive a bit early to find a spot. Ridesharing could also be a good idea to avoid the hassle!

Discussions

Just booked the Christmas Light Tour in Milwaukee!

I just booked the Christmas Past, Present and Future Light Tour for my family next month! Super excited to check out the lights at Catalano Square and Cathedral Square. I heard they really get you in the holiday spirit with caroling, too! I can’t wait to see everyone’s faces when we pull up to those twinkly lights. Has anyone else done this tour? Any tips?

Thinking of gifting the Milwaukee Light Tour!

Anyone else consider this as a gift for family? I’m thinking of getting this for my parents since they love Christmas lights. It seems like a fun way to spend an evening, and I love that it’s interactive. The 3D glasses sound cool, too! Do you think they’d enjoy it?