LaplandUK Manchester: Final chance to grab tickets tomorrow

A second batch of tickets for the popular Christmas attraction will be released at 12pm on Friday, September 11, with places available for both the Manchester and Ascot experiences.

The four-and-a-half-hour immersive Christmas experience is expected to be in high demand.

Families who missed out when tickets were first released in March are urged to be ready to book when the final batch goes live.

Lapland booking includes a set of beautiful invitation letters from Father Christmas (Image: Luke Dyson)

LaplandUK’s 2026 season will run from November 7 until December 24, with ticket prices ranging from £60 to £195, depending on the date and time chosen.

Launched last year, the Manchester experience gives families in the region the chance to enjoy the attraction without travelling to the Ascot site.

Visitors can expect a Christmas-themed experience designed to bring the story of Christmas to life for children and their families.

The first 90 minutes of your visit comprises of a scripted, interactive, and immersive theatrical experience (Image: Luke Dyson)

Tickets will be available through the official LaplandUK website from midday on Friday.

Those hoping to attend are advised to have their preferred date and time in mind before the sale begins, as tickets are expected to sell quickly.

Tomorrow’s sale is the final opportunity to secure tickets for the 2026 season.

Both immersive experiences follow the same narrative, taking families on a Christmas adventure to visit the mythical home of Father Christmas in Lapland.

Each child ticket will receive a completed version of the toy they helped to make. (Image: Luke Dyson)

Children have the opportunity to help make toys in the Lapland Toy Factory, decorate gingerbread with Mother Christmas and her Elves, skate on Father Christmas’ Frozen Pond, and enjoy all the “Elftastic” activities the Elven World has to offer.

The Ascot experience is based in Whitmoor Forest, where parts of the experience are outdoors within the natural forest setting.

The Manchester LaplandUK site replicates a magical forest setting in an undercover environment, protected from the elements in the grounds of Capesthorne Hall in Siddington.

To find out more, visit: https://portal.laplanduk.co.uk/