Stone Mountain Kicks Off Park's Holiday Season

Stone Mountain Christmas debuts at the Park from now until Jan. 1 and Snow Mountain, the region’s only snow park, opens for its sixth season beginning Nov. 25, operating through Feb. 17.

From Nov. 25 to Jan. 1, when both attractions are simultaneously open, the Park is offering a limited-time combo ticket that can be used on the same day or two separate days. The cost is $45 plus tax and includes a two-hour snow tubing session, all day access to the snow play area and all access to Stone Mountain Christmas. The combo ticket can save visitors up to $11 per ticket.

New for 2013, Stone Mountain Christmas welcomes two iconic North Pole favorites, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster. Also new this year, visitors can ride on the Sing-Along Christmas Train for a lively five-mile excursion around the mountain featuring Santa’s elves, Newt and Holly, who join via satellite from Christmas headquarters. 

Snow Mountain has more than 20 snow-tubing slides and Avalanche Alley is adding an extra lane for groups to get in more family tubing time. Toddlers can take a spin in the snow on the Snow-Go-Round, a “tubing carousel adventure” designed for little snow-goers.

During Stone Mountain Christmas, the park is decked out with two million LED lights. Visitors can see the Polar Express 4-D Experience and five live holiday shows: “Forever Christmas,” “Toyrific!”, “A Crossroads Christmas Carol,” “Holly Jolly Cabaret,” “The Gift” Train Show and more. 

Guests may also visit the Snow Angel at her Snow Palace in Memorial Hall. There is a nightly Christmas Parade and visits with Santa Claus. More information about Stone Mountain Christmas is available here.

Information provided by Stone Mountain Park