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Winter WonderPark: High Point invita a 6 noches navideñas con entrada gratis

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Luis Neyra Qué Pasa High Point.- La ciudad de High Point anunció Winter WonderPark, un evento navideño con entrada gratis en City Lake Park durante seis noches de diciembre. La propuesta es importante para las familias porque la entrada no tiene costo y ofrece un plan navideño al aire libre en el Triad. Según la ciudad, cada noche tendrá un tema distinto y Santa Claus aparecerá en tres de las fechas. ¿Cuándo es cada noche? Todas las noches el horario es de 4:00 de la tarde a 8:00 de la noche, de acuerdo a las autoridades. Sábado 5 de diciembre: celebración de apertura, con Santa. Domingo 6 de diciembre: noche de pan de jengibre y dulces (Gingerbread/Candyland), con Santa. Viernes 11 de diciembre: Sonidos de la temporada (Sounds of the Season). Sábado 12 de diciembre: Ayuda al taller de Santa (Help Santa's Workshop), con Santa. Viernes 18 de diciembre: Noche del Expreso Polar (Polar Express Night). Sábado 19 de diciembre: Cómo el Grinch se robó Winter WonderPark.

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