“Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas” Light Trail at NYBG

(eap) At the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG), fans of the iconic Disney film “The Nightmare Before Christmas” (1993) can discover a light trail that brings characters such as “Jack Skellington”, “Sally” and “Zero” as well as scenes and songs from the film to life in the form of light installations on 8,300 square feet (over 750 square metres). Modern technologies such as video projection, “intelligent” LED lighting and 3D-printed sculptures are used for this purpose. The light trail was developed by Adventurelive, the production team of Broadway’s “Hamilton”, and LETSGO, the Madrid-based creative team also responsible for Tim Burton’s Labyrinth and Lights in Nature exhibition, and presented by special arrangement with Buena Vista Theatrical.

LETSGO founder Iñaki Fernández and Adventurelive founder Jeffrey Seller. Photo by: Roy Rochlin, Getty Images “We are so excited for visitors to now be able to experience this stunning display for themselves and truly proud to be able to bring this spectacular adventure to one of the greatest gardens on Earth,” emphasizes Jeffrey Seller, Adventurelive Founder. “Following our launches of Tim Burton’s Labyrinth and Lights in Nature in several cities, we are thrilled to now be live in New York with this magical and unforgettable journey. Visitors can take the best photos they have ever imagined and have an experience that they will remember for years,” adds LETSGO founder Iñaki Fernández.

Visitors can experience the light trail at the New York Botanical Garden through 30 November 2024. ■