Ready to experience the magic of Christmas? Luckily for you, Christmas magic is in the air and San Diego is celebrating it like no other! If you're looking for an experience that combines the festive Christmas spirit with the essence of "America's Finest City", Old Town Trolley's Holiday Sights & Festive Nights Tour is the perfect plan for you and your family.

What to expect from Old Town Trolley's Holiday Sights & Festive Nights Tour?

This tour will take you to San Diego's most emblematic locations, transformed and decorated into landscapes full of holiday lights and Christmas joy. From Old Town to Little Italy, Banker's Hilly, and Garrison Street, each stop is a Christmas postcard that celebrates the magic of the season. Meanwhile, charming elves will entertain you with Christmas carols, fun facts, and tales about local Christmas traditions while you enjoy your trolley ride.

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This tour will take you through landscapes full of light ornaments and help you enjoy San Diego-style caroling sessions. You'll learn the history behind decorations and discover the Christmas secrets that make of this city such a special place during the holidays.

Important info

-When: The meeting point is Old Town Market at 4010 Twiggs Street. Parking is free! Remember to arrive early, especially on weekends.
-When: From November 30 to December 23 and from December 26 to December 30, 2024. No tours will be available on December 24 and December 25.
-Duration: Around 90 minutes.

Price

-Adults: $32
-Children (3-12): $25
-Ages 2 and under ride free. Must ride on parent’s lap.

This attraction is more than a tour: it is an invitation to immerse yourself in San Diego's Christmas charm and spirit. Gather your loved ones, get ready, and let the lights, Christmas carols, and the season make of this tour an unforgettable experience. Christmas has never looked as bright as from Old Town Trolley!

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