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We’re at Busch Gardens for the opening night of one of favorite events, Christmas Town!
Fingers Crossed!
First up, sampling some of the food and drinks they have available this year. We started with the Totchos and Chicken & Donut.
Next up, we got adventurous with the Impossible Nachos. Highly recommend!
Next on the agenda…Loaded Mashed Potatoes and Maple Bourbon Pecan Pie.
Dessert concludes with Chocolate Kahlua Beignets and Hot Chocolate that we made Jolly with Peppermint Schnapps! Yum!
You can find Mrs. Claus telling stories and singing songs several times each night at the Coke Canopy.
After getting our fill of the various treats and drinks, we took a lap around the park to check out the light displays.
Falcon’s Fury sporting a halo tonight!
Christmas Town is now open daily through January 2nd. Be sure to visit for all your holiday cheer! Thank you for having us Busch Gardens! We can’t wait to come back throughout the holiday season!
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