Perfect venue and experience for the entire family. We took my teenage niece and my elderly in-laws with us. Everyone had a wonderful time. My father-in-law struggles to walk but we were able to use one of the complimentary wheelchairs available.

This was a gorgeous art installation. Take it slowly and walk round the paths several times to fully appreciate the view from so many different angles. On a practical level, there is a car park, clean restrooms, food and drink available from more than one venue. We heard some lovely live music and watched the music in the provided chairs by the fire pits. An overall lovely night that we will always remember.

Beautiful solar powered field of lights. We visited in April on a warm clear evening which made the experience very pleasant. We arrived just as the sun was setting, so took some nice photos. As the sky darkened, we could see the twinkling stars above the twinkling field of lights. There are other light exhibits (jelly fish and towers), but we thought the fields were most unique and picturesque. Check out the various ticket prices and purchase tickets online. They have live music, food trucks and a gift shop. Apparently they will have new exhibits and ticket options at the end of May 2024. Paso Robles has a quaint downtown city park area filled with great restaurants and wine tasting options.

The visual experience was at times enchanting, with a mystical feel, especially their new Dimensions display. It’s the other stuff that adds cost without value, like the worthless “VIP” experience, which felt nothing like such an upgrade should feel. Also, DO NOT buy either the crudite or the charcuterie (not enough for two as described, and certainly not worth $30!) The crowd seemed extra entitled, inconsiderate, and at times rude. I really liked the lights (except the fireflies, which looked like jellyfish), but the layout was a little choppy and confusing, and there were no announcements when that would have been helpful.

The most stunning experience. We watched the sun set and the lights come on. What a transformation! Full moon too! Recommend sitting next to the fires to stay warm and wearing warm clothing. Had a stroller which was very helpful to navigate all the different art installations. Very magical night!

Paid for All Access and so glad we did. Arrived right as they opened, got the perfect table on the Terrace, enjoyed 1 drink as part of the package, ordered pizza and salad , then walked over to the market to get some yummy Beignets to enjoy while the sun was setting and lights began to show off. After dark the walk thru the lights is beyond words!!!!

The place is fantastic, unbelievable. One of those places where you never stop taking pictures. Worth every penny. It has good structure with food truck of Mexican food and restaurant with American food, as well as bar with alcoholic beverages. My family was delighted.

we had terrace tickets which included charcuterie tray and optional alcoholic drink. Fantastic view over the valley and nice with open fires to keep warm at dusk. But the best part was when you went down among all the lights and were surrounded by everything, like a fairy tale!!

We enjoyed our visit to this unique site. It was a lovely evening weather-wise, and we thought the lights were beautiful. We had dinner beforehand in Paso Robles, which I'm glad we did because I thought the food choices weren't that good here. Paso Robles has lots of restaurants! We had the basic access, which is about $50/person. I was disappointed that one area (Fireflies), that was supposedly included, was fenced off. They sent an email that day letting us know. Maybe discount the ticket when you take a part away? It seemed quite expensive for what we saw and to charge more to see The Dimensions section is a rip off I think. I'm glad we saw it, and the place was clean and well organized. But I'm still trying to decide if it was worth it.

Very cool experience. Beautiful, different, and a must-see if you’re in the area for the first time. We got the all access terrace package and were a little surprised at portion sizes. The included drink was so tiny! The food that comes with each ticket was enough for 2 or 3 people! So, something was out of whack there. We ended up throwing away a lot of the food, which I hate. Maybe they can create another tier of tickets which would cover more realistic food and drink needs. Ok, now that’s out of the way, the light show itself was awesome! Walking from section to section was really dark, so be careful that you don’t trip!