Magical Forest

Came here at 6pm on dec 31. The place was really cold. There hot coco was nasty it was too waterly. You can even taste what u are drinking. The ticket is 18 for kids for unlimited rides. The entrance is 11 for adults with no rides. Under two is free. It is not worth the price. They have five to six things to do and there not all rides. They don’t sell real chocolate at ther chocolate factory. The only thing good was my kids got to take pictures with santa.

Sweet sweet place for families! Lights everywhere, Christmas festivities still up and staff are nice. This is my first time here but I would definitely come back next year or when they have their next event.
If you have a family, I would suggest getting the all you can ride pass so the kids can play as much as they want or you can buy single tickets for them. It was cold when we went here the other day so I suggest really bundling up!
All proceeds go back to the opportunity village to help everyone there so I didn’t mind spending money there! Great place for a great cause!

My family Loved it great for all ages my kids are 6 – 15 And they enjoyed themselves pictures with Santa YAY. Inexpensive great family fun

Although it was expensive it still was quite beautiful. The rides are really for kids only, but adults could go on the train and not look dopey. If you bring a small bag of canned goods or groceries you get 2.00 off admission. I think the price should be less like maybe 6.00 and 4.00 if you bring a donation… they certainly could charge less and for big families the price is way to much. I gave 4 stars only because of the price, although the proceeds go to a good cause. it still should be less because for families it cost a lot.

Come on let’s be honest if you don’t like the magical forest you must be a Scrooge laugh out loud. Had an amazing time and even got my picture taken with Miss Mexico. The kicker is my wife is the one who took the picture and was totally cool with it hard to find good women like that nowadays :-)

My daughter is now three, and we have made visiting the Magical Forest a holiday tradition. My daughter loves all the lights and i appreciate the time spent on preparing this wonderful event for families. The lines can be long, depending on the time/​day you chose to go, for some of the attractions and rides, so i would definitely plan on being there when they open to ensure you are able to fit everything in!

Sooo over rated people, $ 11 ticket per adult for non riding what small rides they did have, was way to much for what was there. Go early and you will see what i am talking about. Christmas lights is a very short short walk thru some christmas trees decorated by local businesses, as for rides expect a short train ride, a slide, yes a slide is considered a ride, very small mini putt putt golf, a walk thru a 3d elf experience, thats it. As for food, expect nachos and cheese, tiny bags of potatoe chips, soda cans, no type of christmas food such as hot cocoa, no gingerbread cookies, no funnel cakes… nothing, its like a bunk fair to be honest a small boring fair, workers are very unwelcoming and act like your dumb when you ask questions.
We will not be back.

No big deal. We were in and out in 15 minutes. I’ve just seen better. Yes, it’s great it’s going to a good cause. We could’ve just donated without going there. Pain to order tickets online. They didn’t know what to do with me & had to be redirected three times. What’s the problem people? I paid for it on your website! I thought this would’ve saved time. I would’ve been better off paying cash!

It was $ 24 for me and my fiancé to enter. I think it’s worth it. The light display is beautiful. I think it took us 30 – 45 mins to see everything and take pictures of all the different trees. I can see how this could get expensive if you have children with all the rides. But if you just want to see Christmas lights you’ll enjoy it.

I love Christmas, Christmas is my favorite!
What a beautiful place. Honestly even if you’re the Grumpiest Grinch there ever was this place would make your little heart smile.
Whether you’re 1 or 92 this place if fun for everyone!
I loved that the proceeds got to a good cause, and it really just puts you in an all around good mood.
They have pictures with Santa for the kids, gift shops, rides and attractions, and of course the Magical Forest filled with trees all decorated differently by different businesses.
I cant wait to go again next year this is a truly Magical place!

It is a great place and really fun, however parents have no control over the kids they bring and they kept running into me and were very annoying. Oh and the staff ruins pictures so always double check the spelling cause they don’t

If you have small children, or even mid-​size children, this might be a fun time. After about middle school though, the appeal wears off a bit. Pricing is a bit high at $ 18 each (2 and under is free), and gets you a passport for rides. Given the short, seasonal nature of the Magical Forest, lines are long and the place is pretty packed.
It’s a cute spot to check out and walk around. The decorations are nice and festive, and there are a couple of food vendors around. The main non-​ride feature seems to be the series of Christmas trees decorated by local businesses– a one-​two punch of advertising and charity, as the funds generated here are put immediately to use at the parent organization that works within the local community. Like I said though, lines get long and go slow, so arrive early and dress for the weather.
TIP: Do the Santa Run and get a free pass to check this place out!

This place was absolutely amazing! I came here with my family my husband and my three children two of which are very young toddlers. I don’t know where to begin we can start with the display to the food to the staff to the entertainment everything was absolutely amazing. This place is a perfect for the holidays!

Awesome place!!! Beautiful lights, very nice people and a lot to do for even adults!!! For sure going to try to go every year!!!

So dreamy =)
What a fun experience to bring kids to, or in my case, bring my BF to!
We had an enjoyable date night looking at the decorations, trees, lights, and variety show that was put on by the great people of Opportunity Village.
We tried to play some mini golf but, even on a Thursday night, it was quite busy.
It was nice to see such a happy place with happy people in the middle of old Las Vegas. Such a great organization that put this together!

Me and my family have been going to the Magical Forest for years now, and it never fails to provide a great experience. We just visited again yesterday and I’d recommend it to anyone, not just parents. It is a great holiday experience in Vegas.

First experience was great. My 2 year old enjoyed everything. Décor immediately takes you into the Holiday spirit. We want to go back again before Christmas.

A nice place to come with the family. We also took a train ride. Cost $ 3 per tickets 1 ticket per person child under 2 age are free

Whenever Christmas season rolls around, my mind instantly thinks of visiting the Magical Forest. I just associate Christmas and lights to this place and I honestly don’t think that’s a bad thing.
This spectacular holiday attraction is located on the CSN West Charleston Campus — right off of Oakey. It’s hard to miss if you drive down that road because of all the pretty lights! Adult tickets are roughly $ 11 while children are $ 9. If you’re willing to splurge a bit, you can buy your children at passport at $ 18 which gives them unlimited access to the train ride and any other attractions they have on sight.
it’s pretty hard to put into words what they place can offer you. If you’re a sucker for Christmas lights, festive music, and that overall Christmas spirit — THIS PLACE IS FOR YOU. I cannot stress how much I love visiting this place during the holiday season. They have a huge cabin filled with candies and sweet treats. They a decent-​length walk through that you can «oh» and «ah» at all the lights. There’s a train you can ride as well as a cafeteria that offers funnel cake, pizza, and hot cocoa.
This place truly is magical and one of the more better Christmas/​holiday places you can visit during this time of year. It is well worth your stop, especially if you’ve never been here before!

This past weekend was my first time visiting the magical forest and although it was much smaller than I had imagined, it was nice walking around and checking out all the Christmas lights and decorations. Aside from the magical forest area inside, there are also food vendors and rides spaced throughout, although we didn’t check them out. I tried buying hot cocoa at one of the vendors but their system was down and they couldn’t operate their POS system to sell anything :(
This place is probably geared more towards children and families, especially the rides. Grab a wristband for $ 12 to get unlimited rides. It’s nice to know that any money you spend having fun here goes to support a good charitable cause. So grab the kids, bundle up and check it out if you’ve never been!
They’re open from 5:30 to 10 pm every night during the holiday season. I’d recommend coming early to avoid the crowds!