No, there is no registrations or tickets. It is strictly a first come, first serve basis, so you may be waiting in a line before walking through.

Unfortunately we cannot offer any rain dates for canceled nights of the nativity.

No registration is required, however if your group is larger than 40 people, please call the main office so we can be prepared and recommend the best time to arrive. We generally recommend that you plan to get there as early as possible (5pm or even a little earlier) so your group doesn't have to wait too long.

We provide golf carts and drivers for those who need it each night. Simply let one of the greeters at the main entrance know of your need and they'll help you get to the right place.

Strollers are welcome at the Living Nativity. You'll be asked to park your stroller as you wait in the main auditorium, and you can pick it up as your group heads outside. The ground can be a little uneven, but definitely stroller accessible.

12 of the 13 scenes are outside, so you'll want to bundle up for whatever the outdoor conditions are. Typically a group is outside for 35-45 minutes, so we're guessing you'll want to bring hats, coats gloves.... the works.

Nope, it's completely free. No strings attached.

We're thrilled you enjoy the Living Nativity so much! But no, we don't accept donations. It is our pleasure to give this as a gift to the community.

We offer a downloadable PDF transcript of the Nativity that you can read off your mobile device. 

We have a downloadable transcript of the nativity in Spanish. 

​Hay una transcripción descargable de la natividad en español.

Strollers are welcome at the Living Nativity. You'll be asked to park your stroller as you wait in the main auditorium, and you can pick it up as your group heads outside. The ground can be a little uneven, but definitely stroller accessible.

No registration is required, however if your group is larger than 40 people, please call the main office so we can be prepared and recommend the best time to arrive. We generally recommend that you plan to get there as early as possible (5pm or even a little earlier) so your group doesn't have to wait too long.

​"Service dogs" are defined as those individually trained to support a specific person with a disability. 

Serviced dogs are allowed. They must be visibly identified as a “service dog” as well as on a harness or lead at all times. 

Please note that we have live farm animals in several scenes. If this is going to be distracting for your service dog, we can let you know the scenes in advance.

Sorry, but pets are not allowed through the Living Nativity.

We have special dates and times allotted for adults and children with special needs or a disability. During this hour the group size will be smaller, waiting time is limited and extra staff will be on hand to ensure each visitor’s experience is maximized. Register here so we can prepare for your needs.  Please  see registration  for additional details.