The stars have descended on Seattle once more, with the Astra Lumina night walk experience having returned to the historic Seattle Chinese Garden. After phenomenal runs the past few years, the magical pathways of glittering lights, otherworldly soundscapes, and cutting-edge technology is back throughout the holiday season and tickets are available here.
What Can You Expect From Astra Lumina?
Astra Lumina pairs two of the most rejuvenating experiences there are: stargazing and strolling through the meticulously preserved landscape of a botanic garden.
But Astra Lumina takes things a step further, pulling the cosmos down to earth and intertwining them in the landscape itself. You’ll follow an inspiring story centered around the creation, life, death and rebirth of stars.
Astra Lumina has seen incredible runs in LA, Dallas, NYC, and for the last two years, right here in Seattle. NBC said of the experience, “A celestial spin on the traditional holiday lights display, one that honors the [botanic garden’s] natural charms while adding a bit of razzmatazz, incandescence, and bulb-based beauty.”
As with past years, the Seattle Chinese Garden is the ideal venue for this cosmic experience. Water features, carefully placed stones, and lush plant life sits alongside classical Chinese architecture at this breathtaking garden.
What Are Guests Saying About Astra Lumina?
Don’t take it from us! Past years’ guests have had this to say about Astra Lumina:
Eva G.– 
“If you take the time such a beautiful place at night to walk with a love one and enjoy the sky.”
Marcus H. – “Such a beautiful experience, definitely worth seeing!”
Wayne E. – “Still one of the coolest experiences I have had in recent memory. An excellent job by all of those involved is creating it.”
Astra Lumina is now open at the Seattle Chinese Garden (6000 16th Ave SW), and tickets are still available. Get yours below and prepare to combine stargazing, holiday lights, and a peaceful night walk through a beautiful botanic garden into one magical experience at Astra Lumina!