”Twas the months before Christmas and all through the region, people were wondering if Bright Nights was leavin’.
Well, it’s gone from Vancouver, but not finished altogether.
Bright Nights is moving to Surrey.
Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke said the location will not be revealed until a press conference on Wednesday afternoon.
One obvious possibility is Bear Creek Park, as it already has a miniature train, just like Stanley Park.
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However, Global News has learned the front-runner spot is the Cloverdale Fairgrounds, which does not have a train but has hosted the Noel Surrey Festival.
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Bright Nights in Stanley Park replaced by Harry Potter themed attraction -
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Bright Nights train derailed for rest of the season -
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Vancouver’s Bright Night train ‘detrailed’ for rest of season -
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Stanley Park holiday train remains closed -
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Bright Nights in Stanley Park ticket resale -
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Competitor filling the gap made by the sold out Stanley Park holiday train -
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Hours-long waits for Stanley Park Bright Nights tickets -
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Stanley Park Bright Nights extended -
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Stanley Park train condition under assessment -
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Loss of the Stanley Park train for Bright Nights a blow to charity -
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Bright Nights fundraiser for Burn Fund down this holiday season
Bright Nights is the largest annual fundraiser for the B.C. Professional Firefighters Burn Fund and spent 27 years in Vancouver.
The Stanley Park Miniature Train remains off the rails, dogged by chronic safety and reliability issues, forcing the charity to look elsewhere.
Now it looks like a new tradition will be born in Surrey.
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