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Imaginarium's New "Land of Oz" Winter
Wonderland Now Open at Fairplex in Pomona
POMONA, CA----- Imaginarium's newest golden floral fields, larger-than-life landscapes is open: holiday light exhibit, "Land of Oz," is now il- luminating more than two acres of Fairplex's campus in Pomona, California. The all-ages, outdoor walk-through experience will run through Sunday, January 4, 2026.
and encounters with beloved characters. In • Now through Tuesday, Dec. 16: Wednes- celebration of the holidays, the exhibit also in- day through Sunday, 5 to 10 p.m. cludes festive displays for photos; the Winter Carnival and Funfair, complete with ball pits, oversized drums and festival rides; and more.
Spanning more than two acres, "Land of Oz" brings the beloved and iconic story of Dorothy and her friends to life with more than five mil- lion lights and imaginative storytelling. Visi- tors can explore illuminated realms, including the Emerald Mirror Maze, where guests can wander among glowing hues and stretching reflections; the Wizard of Oz Gardens, with Guests can also enjoy nightly live entertain- ment from Cirque Legacy, featuring acro- batics, mesmerizing magic and awe-worthy stunts. The performances are free with admis- sion, adding an extra layer of fun beyond the magic of the lights.
Located at 1101 W. McKinley Ave. in Po- mona, California, Imaginarium's "Land of Oz"
Wednesday, Dec. 17 to Sunday, Jan. 4, 2026: daily, 5 to 10 p.m.
General admission tickets are priced starting at $22 per person, with discounts available for children ages three to 12, seniors 62 and older and military with valid ID. Children ages two and younger are free. Snacks and beverages are available for purchase.
For tickets or more information, visit Imagi- narium360.com or call 725-272-2700.