Edinburgh Castle is to once again be transformed into an immersive light experience this winter with early bird tickets released for this year’s ‘Castle of Light’ event.
The historic landmark will become a ‘Kingdom of Colours’ that will tell a story of Scotland’s past that the whole family will be able to enjoy.
This year will see a colourful kaleidoscope theme take over the iconic castle with state of the art projections used to the tell the tale of the nation’s history. Those in attendance will be able to enjoy never before seen light displays that will be accompanied by spectacular sounds.
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Guests that have taken part in the event in the past will be able to enjoy Rex, the lion rampant, who will act as a guide after proving popular in the past. Residents and visitors to the capital will be able to enjoy the 60-minute walking tour that is sure to brighten up the darker winter months.
Early bird tickets have gone on sale and will be available until midnight on Friday October 7. The event will run for six weeks over the festive period from Friday November 18 until Friday December 30. A selection of food and drink will also be on sale for visitors as they enjoy the castle grounds.
Double Take Projections, NL Productions, Andy McGregor and War Productions Ltd have worked in partnership with Historic Environment Scotland to create the show that will be in its third year.
Ticketed entry slots will run every 15 minutes between 4:30pm and 7:30pm each evening, with last entry between 7:30pm and 7:45pm. The event closes at 9:00pm. Adult early bird tickets cost £18 (using the promo code: COLSM22), with concession rates, family tickets and discounts for Historic Scotland members also available.
For more information and to get your tickets, visit the website here.
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