Hyde Park Winter Wonderland 2026 returns to London's Hyde Park from 19 November 2026 to 3 January 2027, with around 150 rides, attractions and experiences. Headline additions this year are the debut of Gandeys K-Pop Dragon Circus, a Peter Pan-themed Magical Ice Kingdom, and £1 off-peak entry on November weekdays. Tickets are on sale now.

Key details

  • Dates: 19 November 2026 – 3 January 2027 (check the official site for closure dates)
  • Where: Hyde Park, London
  • Entry (advance): £1 off-peak, £5.50 standard, £8.25 peak – booking fees included
  • New for 2026: Gandeys K-Pop Dragon Circus, Magical Ice Kingdom 'Neverland', The Coaster Pass
  • Tickets: On sale now at hydeparkwinterwonderland.com

What's new at Hyde Park Winter Wonderland 2026?

The Magical Ice Kingdom goes to Neverland

The walkthrough ice sculpture attraction gets a Peter Pan makeover for 2026. Visitors board the Jolly Roger and step into a frozen Neverland carved from more than 500 tonnes of ice and snow, with Peter, Wendy and a lurking Captain Hook along the route.

It's been created in association with Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity, a nod to J.M. Barrie, who famously gifted the rights to Peter Pan to the hospital. Expect the usual jaw-dropping ice artistry, with a bit more heart behind it this time.

Gandeys K-Pop Dragon Circus makes its London debut

The other big arrival is Gandeys K-Pop Dragon Circus, produced by Gandey World Class Productions and playing London exclusively at Winter Wonderland. It fuses K-Pop energy with big-top acrobatics, following a young dragon's story through comedy, high-impact visuals and a thumping soundtrack. It's pitched at families and K-Pop devotees alike, so expect it to be one of the hotter tickets on site.

How much are Winter Wonderland 2026 tickets?

Entry is timed and pre-booked, with slots every hour; once you're in you can stay as long as you like. For the first time, prices now include booking fees, so what you see at checkout is what you pay.

Advance entry comes in three tiers: off-peak £1, standard £5.50 and peak £8.25. The big change is that every Monday to Thursday in November is off-peak, meaning £1 entry – three times as many cheap slots as last year. Spend £25 on activities in advance and the entry fee is waived altogether.

You need to book by midnight the day before to lock in advance prices, and Klarna is available on orders over £50 if you'd rather spread the cost.

Which passes and packages are available?

Discounted bundles are online-only and mix rides, attractions and Ride & Games Credit. The 2026 line-up:

  • The Explorers Pass – a taster of the best-loved attractions, from the Haunted Mansion to the Real Ice Slide.
  • The Five Peaks Pass – fast-track entry to the big five thrill rides: Munich Looping, The Hangover, Aeronaut Starflyer, Airborne and Blizzard.
  • The Coaster Pass (new) – all the headline roller coasters in one pass.
  • The Santa Land Unlimited Ride Pass – unlimited goes on 16+ Santa Land rides all day, £27.50 in advance.
  • The Santa Land Package – the unlimited ride pass plus a meal deal at the Jingle Bell Bistro.
  • The Arctic Adventure – Ice Rink, Magical Ice Kingdom, Real Ice Slide and £20 credit when booked in advance.
  • The Festive Favourites – Real Ice Slide, Bar Ice, free fast-track for The Giant Wheel and credit.
  • The Showtown Spectacular – the K-Pop Dragon Circus (10% off), The Giant Wheel with a free fast-track upgrade, and £20 credit.

What else is on at Winter Wonderland 2026?

The returning heavy-hitters are all present. The Giant Wheel, the world's largest transportable wheel, stands 70 metres tall; Munich Looping, the world's largest transportable coaster, brings its five loops back; and the XXL is still there for anyone who enjoys being flung around at height.

For frostier fun there's the UK's only Real Ice Slide, the UK's largest open-air ice rink wrapped around the Victorian Bandstand, and Bar Ice, where the cocktails are served at -10°C in glasses made of ice.

Younger visitors get Santa Land, complete with London's largest free Santa's Grotto, an elves' workshop and the Jingle Bell Bistro – billed as the world's first street food market just for kids. Round it off in the Bavarian Village for live music, DJs and German food and drink, or browse the