Enchant Christmas is coming back to Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg. It runs from Nov. 20 through Dec. 27. Hurricane damage kept the event away in 2024 and 2025. The last show at the stadium took place in 2023.<\/p>\n
The 2026 show brings millions of lights and daily fun for all ages. Visitors can skate on an ice trail, watch live acts, visit Santa, and shop at a holiday market. Tickets are on sale now. Organizers think popular dates will become limited.<\/p>\n
The big draw is the world’s largest Christmas light maze. This year’s theme is Night of the Nutcrackers. The nutcrackers have gone missing, and guests must track down all eight to bring back the holiday magic.<\/p>\n
A giant Christmas tree and a full ice rink fill out the display. Setting it all up takes crews several weeks. A holiday market with themed food and drinks rounds out the site.<\/p>\n
“Few places have embraced Enchant the way St. Petersburg has, which is why returning to Tropicana Field means so much to our team,” said Jayson Babel, Senior Vice President of Social House Holiday, the team behind Enchant, according to That’s So Tampa<\/a>. “As this beloved venue opens its doors once again, we’re honored to be part of a season that brings people back together through light, wonder, and shared holiday memories. Whether guests are returning to Enchant or experiencing it for the very first time, we can’t wait to welcome them this holiday season.”<\/p>\n Guests can also visit a few other spots on site.<\/p>\n At Santa’s Landing, families can meet Santa Claus and snap photos. Enchant Village offers gifts and treats from local artisans and vendors. The ice skating trail suits both skilled skaters and first-timers.<\/p>\n Theme nights are planned throughout the run. Family Photo Night Out is Nov. 22. Friendsgiving follows on Nov. 25. Country Christmas lands on Dec. 4, and Paws & Claus Dog Night is set for Dec. 6.<\/p>\n Tickets start at $28 and pricing varies by date. Children ages 3 and younger get in free.<\/p>\n