Detroit Zoo Honors Unused Wild Lights Tickets Dec. 30-31

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ROYAL OAK MI – Southeast Michigan residents who weren’t able to attend the Detroit Zoo’s Wild Lights display because of a winter storm warning Monday can use those and other unused tickets Wednesday and Thursday nights, the zoo said Wednesday.

The display runs from 5:30-9 p.m. both nights.

Wild Lights, presented by Bank of America, features more than 5 million twinkling LED lights illuminating buildings, trees and more than 100 animal sculptures on a trail through the front half of the Zoo.

The event also includes holiday entertainment, ice carving, arts and crafts, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year and the Polar Plunge snow slide ($3 with admission).

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The Wild Lights show ends Dec. 31.

Admission is $9 per person in advance and $11 at the gate for guests ages 2 and older (children under 2 are admitted free). Tickets may be purchased online or at main admissions and are also available at Michigan Kroger stores. If the event is sold out, a limited number of walk-up tickets will be sold between 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. (the last guest is admitted at 9 p.m.).