Festival Of Lights Night Tour

Meet at starbucks on 7th and E street –1 blocks from National Archives Metro and 1 block from Chinatown Metro. Bundle up in blankets on the Pedicab head towards the Nations Capital. Pass the Newseum,

Meet at starbucks on 7th and E street –1 blocks from National Archives Metro and 1 block from Chinatown Metro. Bundle up in blankets on the Pedicab head towards the Nations Capital. Pass the Newseum, stroll through 50 different state news papers that are showcased in front of the museum. Check out the Canadian Embassy’s Tree Lights, the Capital Tree Lights, and head towards the White House via Pennsylvania Avenue. Get dropped off at the White House National Tree Lights. This is a 45minute Tour and you also pass the National Archives, the FBI Building, the Old Post Office, and the Trump Hotel.

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Location: Washington DC

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Q&A

Q: Is there a minimum age for this tour? Asking for my niece who's 10 and loves lights!

A: There isn't a strict age limit for the Festival Of Lights Night Tour, but I'd recommend it for ages 5 and up. It’s family-friendly, and kids usually love the lights and the pedicab ride. Just make sure to bundle them up since it can get chilly at night!

Q: What happens if it rains during the tour? Do they cancel?

A: If the weather is really bad, they might cancel the tour for safety reasons. However, if it’s just drizzling, they’ll likely go ahead. It's best to check the day of and maybe call Discover DC Tours if you're unsure. They’re pretty good about keeping you informed!

Q: How's the parking situation around the meeting point? I'm not familiar with DC.

A: Parking can be tricky in that area, especially during the holiday season. There's some street parking available, but I'd recommend using a garage if you’re driving. Consider getting there a bit early to find a spot or use public transit since the National Archives Metro is super close.

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Just did the Festival Of Lights Night Tour – AMAZING!

I went on the Festival Of Lights Night Tour last week, and wow! The lights were absolutely beautiful, especially the Capital Tree. The pedicab is so cozy with blankets, but seriously, bundle up if you're going. We passed the Newseum and the White House, and it felt super festive. Highly recommend this as a gift for anyone who loves holiday lights!

Thinking of gifting the Festival Of Lights tour – any tips?

I want to get this as a surprise for my parents! They're in D.C. for a visit and love Christmas lights. How's the experience? Is it really worth it? Also, any tips on what to wear?