Michigan’s Adventure launches new ‘Happiness Is Christmas’ event
Michigan’s Adventure is launching “Happiness Is Christmas,” a free PEANUTS®-themed holiday event featuring festive food, shopping, and family activities on select days from Nov. 27 through Dec. 19.
What’s happening: Michigan’s Adventure in Muskegon is launching a PEANUTS®-themed holiday event, “Happiness Is Christmas,” starting Friday, Nov. 27. The event features family activities, exclusive shopping, photo ops, and festive food and drinks. Admission and parking are free.
Event details: “Happiness Is Christmas” opens at 2 p.m. on Black Friday, Nov. 27, running for 11 days on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays through Dec. 19. While rides will not operate, the park’s front plaza will transform into a decorated Holiday Square featuring local food trucks, photo ops, and the Christmas Spirit Meter. The Snoopy Boutique will also offer PEANUTS merchandise.
What they’re saying: “Our new ‘Happiness Is Christmas’ event is a gift to our community,” said Park President Carson Weingart. “For 70 years, Michigan’s Adventure has been a family tradition for our guests. Now we are giving them an all-new tradition and opportunity to create holiday memories together.”
Information: For dates, hours, and details, visit miadventure.enchantedparks.com.
About Michigan’s Adventure: Michigan’s Adventure is a 250-acre amusement park with more than 60 rides, slides, and attractions, including WildWater Adventure water park. Owned by EPR Properties, it is operated by Enchanted Parks. EPR Properties purchased Michigan’s Adventure from Six Flags earlier this year.
About Enchanted Parks: Based in Kansas City, Missouri, Enchanted Parks is a leading owner and operator in the entertainment and leisure industry. The third largest privately held regional park operator in the United States, Enchanted Parks operates eight properties nationwide, delivering memorable experiences across amusement parks, water parks and destination attractions. T
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