We purchased tickets for Thanksgiving weekend, but a severe storm hit Chicago. The venue failed to notify us of the closure until 20 minutes before our scheduled start time. By then, we had already driven 40 miles in dangerous conditions, only to be forced to turn back. We were told we could reschedule, which we did for today. Unfortunately, my child became sick, and now they are refusing to reschedule again. The least they could do is offer reasonable flexibility given the original cancellation could have been handled more appropriately. Instead, they are keeping our money despite their own failure to communicate and accommodate. This is unacceptable and apathetic given we spent $200 and were put at severe risk. I fully expect their response to this post to cite "company policy," but policies don't excuse poor customer service. Taking responsibility and making a reasonable exception for their mistake would be the right approach. read more

We had a great visit to this interactive installation in the heart of FDR State Park. The prices were pretty steep but we just missed the pice hike for the peak of the season. It was a wet night with some snow and rain. We just missed the Rian and it was lightly snowing when we arrived, which added to the mystique of the forest ambience. Some pro tips would be to wear warm clothing, pack an umbrella, and wear thick socks under some wellies, because you will be walking for the entire event and if there has been any precipitation, the ground will definitely be muddy. We lucked out on the night we visited because of the weather. There were definitely less people than I'm sure there are, on drier days. We picked a time where the sun would have just set but it would still be early enough for our kiddo to enjoy the event without getting cranky. Parking was well-choreographed. There are people everywhere to direct you where to go. We parked pretty close to where we needed to enter. Weeknights are going to be the go-to time because there are much less people than on weekends. Admission was pretty seamless. We pre-ordered our tickets and parking online which made everything easier. We walked in with no issue. The bathrooms weren't terrible but be advised that they are port-a-potties. When we finally began the experience, we were amazed. The staff gave great energy, despite the weather. They were very engaging with the crowd and acknowledged the kids, making it a memorable experience. The displays were amazing. My husband and I loved the nostalgia, remembering the movies through all the scenes. There were also nods to Fantastic Beasts, throughout the experience. We each got to discover our Petronus, kiddo has a bunny, hubby has an otter (?) and I have a honey badger (yerrr). We tried Butterbeer, had marshmallows covered in chocolate, saw Dementors destroyed , and enjoyed some light food at the end. I even bought an Elder Wand for myself. This is a one and done event. I probably won't be back unless the prices are considerably decreased but I would love to bring my kiddo back after she's old enough tow aych all of the movies with us. It would be a completely different experience for her and that would be great to witness. read more

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This was a lot of fun and not too crowded despite us being worried from the large amount of cars in the parking area. I guess they planned the schedules out perfectly where you can walk through the forest in an hour and experience as much as possible. My wife and I had a lot of fun and we definitely wanted to do it a second time with friends. The lights, decorations, and staff were all absolutely amazing. Can't wait for it to come back read more

Harry Potter - A Forbidden Forest Experience - Wizards duel - Walking Tours Near Me - Yorktown Heights, New York

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A wonderful adventure, I definitely recommend it!! My boyfriend and I were gifted two tickets to the forbidden forest adventure and I could not have been more excited! We had about an hour drive which was super easy and we didn't have any issues with finding the entrance like others seemed to have mentioned. Everyone was really nice and helpful, guided us right to the parking lot. From there, we took a shuttle to the forbidden forest! I will say it was more like taking the night bus - we didn't have seats and just stood holding on for dear life hahaha. Still efficient! Once we got there we were directing in the village - tons of options for everything. Butterbeer, food, sweets and treats, roasted marshmallows. We took a picture right by the entrance and then decided to head on into the forest. Pro tip - be friendly with the people behind you - you'll be asking them to take pictures of you and vice versa! Everyone was super sweet. The whole tour is about an hour and a mile long. The FDR park is really a beautiful place to have this held. It's probably a gorgeous park during the day as well. The lighting all around the forest was amazing, the speakers and music made you feel like you were right at hogwarts. Absolutely a great experience. We got to see a little of everything - hedwig, hagrid, hypogrifs, the car, spiders, and so much more! We also got two cocktails and they were pricey at 20 dollars each but very tasty. Opt for something warm if it's a cold night! I got an iced drink and ended up having my boyfriend warm apple cider instead just cause it was so cold out! The food looked good but we stuck with butterbeer and some marshmallows! We roasted them ourselves and they give you the option to go back and put chocolate and tons of toppings on them. I left mine plain cause I prefer it that way and it was a perfect ending to the night. Getting to be by the fire warming up and then sitting in the big tent they have was a perfect little treat! They have a gift shop also. I would definitely look at the weather, we went on a very chilly night so bundle up! It was definitely a fun experience, I loved it and would do it again! read more

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We traveled about an hour and a half, as other reviewers have stated, the address given when you purchase the tickets leads you to a closed off entrance, when we rerouted I typed in "Harry Potter forbidden forest" and that seemed to get us where we needed to go, so I suggest trying that. The exhibits were cute, a lot of great photo opportunities which I know is most people's priorities now- it's all about getting a good picture for social media. For me, I was looking for the true experience and that's where this lacked a bit. When you first enter, you are greeted by someone who gives you a brief overview of what to expect and at the very end there is another person although I have no clue what he said because the crowd that accumulated was so large and we were toward the back. These and maybe a few other people working there are the only friendly interactions you will have. Everyone else I came across was not excited to be there and honestly killed the magic a bit. For example, there is an opportunity to conjure a patronus. As a big potter fan of course I took the dramatic approach and gave my best, most robust "expecto patronum!!" And the guy who was working this part of the exhibit held on to his ear and was like "really nice" and I said thanks! And he started rubbing his ear with an annoyed look on his face and said "yea. Really nice." He couldn't have made me feel more like a stupid adult. I didn't pay almost $80 to walk through and not actually have fun with it and enjoy myself, and I certainly didn't pay that much to be judged by some miserable person who is tired of his job. In another area, there were two lines and my friend politely asked the person who was working that section if there were two lines and genuinely wanted to understand if we were on the correct line. His reply, when he finally replied, was really clipped. I get it, they see hundreds maybe thousands of people a day and probably get asked the same thing over and over.... but that's your job and I'm assuming you know what you signed up for. The gift shop was meh and overpriced, the snacks didn't seem worth it. The butter beer was just the bottled kind, not the special one you get at the Harry Potter store in NY or at the theme park in universal with the delicious cream foam. Overall, I don't regret paying the expensive price, but they either need to hire more people or more engaging people, because many of the people I came across seemed disgruntled and it definitely dimmed the magic. Pros: Plenty of bathrooms available in the beginning and half way through. Porta potties but the nice kind with stalls. Really cool effects and lighting in a real forest that make for nice pictures Interactive and fun photo opportunities Cons: Large crowds, lines for all photo ops (but the lines do go fairly quickly) Many people working there have attitudes, make you feel stupid Steep price to get in, steep prices on all merch and food items read more

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Overall a good experience for what we paid...$27 per person...though I think the peak pricing of $75 per person is a bit ridiculous for you get. We have been looking at this attraction for a while now but was always hesitant to invest the $75 per person for a walkthrough experience which had mediocre reviews. I saw that they extended some dates into January and the mid-week, after 7pm prices were at the lowest offered: $27.50 per person for the family bundles. We paid $105 fo the three of us, and our toddler who was under 5 and free. The $105 included the $8 prepaid parking ticket and the booking website's $5 booking fee. We arrived 15 mins early for our 7pm reservation. We followed signs for FDR Park from the Taconic Parkway (Exit 16) and then followed the signs to get the attraction. It was very easy to navigate to. You first stop to have your parking ticket validated and then proceed to park. You then take a short walk to the entrance where your tickets are validated. Before heading into the experience, there is a large open area with lots of food, snacks and drinks for purchase. Expect venue price ($12 butterbeers, $12 french fries, $12 beers...). You then proceed to the attraction. You are given a little intro before proceeding which was fun and nice. The paths were beautifully decorated...with lots of lights and sounds. The lights against the leaf-less trees of the park made for some amazing views. Every once in a while, they would have an exhibit to see...Hagrid, Buckbeak. One of the best attraction areas is the Aragog area, which has some cool effects. There are some interactive areas: wand battle and spirit summons, which I suggest to you to justify the admission price. Halfway through, there is another food/snack/bathroom area. The finale is pretty cool to see...you will be told to go into that area by small group to see. You then exit through the gift shop which has tons of the little trinket you'd expect: mugs, cups, candy, patches, clothes...again...expect typical venue prices. Overall we had a good time for what we paid...but to ask a family to pay $75 per person for what was included is a bit ridiculous. There are lights and sounds, but only a few "attractions" or "interactive" attractions. If you plan on buying food and souvineers...you should easily expect to spend $100 per person total. That may be worth it to some die hard Harry Potter fans...but may be too expensive for others. I mean...you could be the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway for less... read more

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Note: cashless only For my 600th review, I decided to write about an experience. If you are a Harry Potter fan, then you would want to go to this experience. This experience is located in the FDR State Park in Yorktown Heights (Westchester) and only available November 2022 until Jan 2023. Admission ticket is a little pricey though there is a family bundle or group bundle. Recommend purchasing the parking pass in advance which saves you $2 ($8 vs $10). Make sure you are wearing comfortable shoes, the trail is walkable, and bundle up as you will be outdoors since it can get cold. Highly recommend you arrive early to the event ahead of your scheduled time. As there is only 1 entrance to the parking lot, there is a wait while 3-4 people will check your parking pass and direct you to the parking lot. After you park, you take a bus to the main entrance. Once you check-in, there are the mobile port-a-pottie trailers which has individual stalls, soap, hand washing and towels. There are food, drinks, and snack stands which are cashless before you begin your adventure. There is restrooms and food stands 1/4 way in. The stand sells gloves if you need to purchase it. If you want to try the butterbeer, get the non-carbonated one, it taste like butterscotch where as the carbonated one taste like creme soda to me. Hot chocolate had a flavor for each house and regular hogwarts hot chocolate, which was pretty good. Food-wise you can get hot food such as meat and stole ale pie which was pretty good. The pathways are paved or mulched. With so much to see keep your eyes only for things you might not expect to see. There are large sections which are colored lighted more for the effect than something there. There are interactive activities such as: wand duels, encounter buckbeak, and discover your patronus. I don't want to give too much away so you can experience it for yourself. Enjoy! read more

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We loved Harry Potter's A Forbidden Forest Experience. If you are a Harry Potter fan and always wanted to see where likely a Forbidden Forest can be- it was a great idea to bring it here in New York. The setting was just right, there's a good, fun, lighting mixed with nostalgic scenes from the films. You can laugh and relate to knowing what's going on. We went at the 8pm walking tour. Just have your ticket ready on your phone. If you purchased tickets, parking was added in and there was plenty of room to park once you're navigated to the nearest lot. The gift shop was small, however we got what we wanted and managed to do a short browse. We saw a lot of visitors waiting in line for food, drinks, Butter beer, and more. It was so cold at night- definitely bundle up! We enjoyed this experience and it was well worth it. The tour itself you can go on your own once you enter. Great areas to take pictures, stay mindful of people around you to keep the walking going or step aside. All ages were a hit gathered together for the Forbidden Forest experience. read more

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I struggled between three and four stars. Some of the effects and scenes were pretty cool. Because I was in a northeastern crowd who didn't care to linger or enjoy each scene, I had some time to myself to appreciate them and take some photos. But ultimately this was a 70-ish dollar money grab (60 for ticket, 8 for parking). I mention the eight bucks for parking. For me, that got me to a remote lot that required me to then load a busted charter bus that took me to the actual site. I will say, the staff tried their best to be enthusiastic, though the crowd itself was lackluster. There were a couple spots to grab butterbeer, candy, terrible snacks, etc. Intermittently felt like herded cattle, but I got some neat instagram shots. Would recommend warm cold weather gear and boots. The trail can be muddy. Watch out for the Westchester crowd with their giant strollers. Not unhappy I went, but temper your magical expectations. read more

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We attended this experience last night, and each member of our group of eight friends are big Potter fans. We are all adults and had a great time. When we heard about this event, we knew it was a must-see. We traveled quite a distance for this from out-of-state. First piece of advice: get there early. The initial entrance on GPS was closed, so we had to re-route onto the highway to get to the right place. Also, we had to wait for a charter bus at this lot to get to the grounds. Bundle up, as it was FREEZING up there! When you enter, there are clean bathrooms and a village to purchase food and drink. I opted for the fish and chips, which was quite good considering where we were. Hot chocolate with bourbon helped warm us up a little. Make sure to note that it is ALL cashless. Prices are steep. The actual experience was great. I felt immersed in the Wizarding World and we were all amazed at the amount of work that clearly went into this. I don't want to give much away, but the interactive parts were great fun and the scenes were equally-great. The trail is relatively flat and easy to walk. Now, the end scene was SO COOL! I'll leave it at that. The gift shop was overpriced and lackluster. Not much Potter stuff, rather merch from the experience. Recommended for fans! read more

Harry Potter - A Forbidden Forest Experience - Walking Tours Near Me - Yorktown Heights, New York

I am not a huge Harry Potter fan but am familiar with the stories. I thought this event was really well done, it did have a magical feel to it. Would definitely be fun for someone who is a big of the series. I loved that it was done outside. The area with the concessions and booths was nice and had a "village" vibe to it so that was fun. The food is ridiculously overpriced but we didn't buy anything there. My only criticism is that the emails I received from the event made a huge deal about being on time and stating if you're late, you will not be admitted. However, when we got there, I asked a worker where we meet as we had 8:00 tickets and she stated in a sing song magical voice "time is irrelevant here, start whenever you want." Don't say that time is irrelevant when I got three emails warning me otherwise. read more

Went to the forbidden forest with my girlfriend and our friend on a Sunday night. It was through fever app so the tickets can be different prices depending on the time and demand of when you want to go. We paid aren't $40 per person after fees which was on the lower end of the pricing I saw. They did a great job with the lights and wooded exhibits. We did walk through it relatively quickly because we didn't wait in line for any of the experience things that they had where you could use a wand for stuff. The second half of the walk definitely had more going on than the first. We each got a drink at the halfway point. I got a hot chocolate with vodka and it was delicious! My gf also thought her hot chocolate was great. In addition to the hot chocolate, I also got a chocolate frog brownie. It was really really good and I was happy that I had gotten it. Be prepared to spend some money though if you do want some refreshments there. For the 3 drinks and brownie it was around $60. The gift shop was at the end and was pretty standard for a gift shop. read more

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Traveled here from Massachusetts to experience the magic. Website had a physical, hyperlinked address however once there the entrance was closed so we had a tricky time figuring out how to access from open entrance off the freeway. Recommend adding directions from that entrance to the one that's open to expedite the process of getting there. Agree with the first review...get there early. Need time to park and take the bus as well as wait in a line to scan your QR code. Once you start to walk down the path though be prepared to be stupefied! It was magical in every sense...from the exquisite tree lighting to the interactive experiences like conjuring a Patronis charm. Note there are typically two areas to enter these so walk a bit further to get to the second one. Loved the 'duel' and also the Aragog lair was pretty cool. I'd somehow darken the scaffolding and illuminate just the spiders but it was otherwise really well done. The highlight for me was the music and the use of the actual soundtrack in places. There is something especially resonant about the Harry Potter score that gets me every time. We spent as long as we could on the trail...the groups are spaced far enough apart you can go at your own pace. Dress warmly. And look everywhere! Grawp's breath is particularly foul so be sure to experience that!! Don't miss bowing to the hippogriff! We had our wands at the ready and were really immersed in the surroundings. If you're an HP fan you'll seek out the best aspects of this experience and overlook the ones that don't really matter. I didn't care what they sold in the gift shop although roasting your own marshmallows?!? That's AWESOME!! I wish there was more soundtrack along more of the trail but overall the Harry Potter Forbidden Forest Experience here was really quite brilliant!! read more

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I bought 1 regular ticket, 1 deluxe bundle. I had to travel hours for this experience. Because of a horrid traffic accident I would have never been able to make the event in time even though I left early. I didn't even want a refund just ticket dates moved. I get their policy but dang have a heart for something somwbody paid over $100 for especially in THIS economy. I really wanted to surprise my friend for her birthday since she's been dealing with some many health issues this year and this just the worst customer service. They just said "Nope, not our problem" and moved on. read more

If you are a Harry Potter enthusiast then this is a must visit! Really loved this experience. Has all the characters from the forbidden forest and more. Very interactive as well, so bring your wand if you have one. Although they do have wands to borrow. The lights, the music is just magical. It is an outdoor event so come prepared because it gets cold and comfortable shoes for the walking. They also have food and drinks for all ages and a gift store. There is plenty of parking and if the main parking area gets full, you get redirected to go into the additional parking and a shuttle bus brings you to the enchanted forest. read more

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My review is for the 2024 HP Forbidden Forest Experience in Leesburg, Virginia. Definitely Not worth the money. It's basically just a lot of colored uplighting on the trees... The view of the unicorn walking in the distance was good, and there were a couple of interactive things that were entertaining. However, the things you see along the walk through the forest, such as Aragog and Ron Weasley's crashed vehicle, are cheap-looking plastic props, cheesy and uninteresting. I would recommend looking at the images available online and saving your money for something else. read more

As a huge Harry Potter fan, I'm sad to say this experience was a bit of a let-down. Sure, it was really striking when you first walk into the forest and for a fleeting moment, it felt MAGICAL. The lights, the sounds, the atmosphere was sort of electrifying and left you excited for what was to come. However, the further along the walk we went, the more the feeling of "oh that's it?" sunk in because it felt a bit repetitive and not all that interactive. Without spoiling too much, let's just say that their website pretty much shows all of what you'll be seeing. No, really. It clearly showcases the "surprise encounter" and "big finale" so ultimately it felt like we were just taking a stroll through the woods with pretty lights for a steep entry price, not to mention the traffic jam of groups of people creating lines at any and all of the noteworthy points. The walk ended at a surprisingly lackluster gift shop with a selection of goods you could easily purchase elsewhere. One item littered all around the tent was a LED lanyard tag that all the staff wore, which felt like it should've come with admission rather than being pushed as 'merchandise'. Refreshments were sold at "The Village" with prices on par with what you'd expect at typical event venues (alcoholic options available) and there was a fire pit to roast marshmallows which was cute. Overall, this experience is definitely more suitable for family groups with younger kids and could be worth the trip for Potterheads if you catch a discounted weekday price. If you do go, make sure to take Exit 16 to get to the right entrance! GPS directions for FDR park will lead you to the wrong entrance, but there was a lovely lady who redirected people as needed. read more

Harry Potter - A Forbidden Forest Experience - House-themed hot chocolate - Walking Tours Near Me - Yorktown Heights, New York

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Definitely would NOT recommend this place. Horrible experience. If I could give 0 stars I would. Got there 20 to 30 mins before the time on our ticket but our ticket was not scanning for whatever reason. The guy sent us to the ticket booth. So we're try to park the workers would not direct us where to go and we didn't see any signs pointing the direction. We stopped and asked someone. Mind you we drive 2 hours for this. Anyways, we finally parked and walked to the ticket booth. The girl there was like you're 5 mins late we can't let you in. We pleaded with her. But her answer remained NO and she gave us a card to call customer service. Ofc the next day I jumped on it and had multiple live chats explaining my situation. The agents told me that I can get a voucher at the value of the tickets I paid so I explained I don't want the voucher if I can't get to just reschedule. Cause I do not want to pay more money as I noticed that the ticket prices on the website increased. It's currently $84 and up with an additional $9 processing feee. I would rather a refund. I understand that they don't give refunds or reschedule under certain circumstances but as I said it's not like we didn't show up or that it's our fault that we got to the ticket booth late. It's because the tickets couldn't be scanned and that took a while. They kept telling me there is nothing more they can do. How about you refund me since I can't get a new date. We preplanned and booked early to avoid the high prices. The experience is not worth us to pay an additional $121. read more

Harry Potter - A Forbidden Forest Experience - This is the extra $121 after the voucher is applied. - Walking Tours Near Me - Yorktown Heights, New York

it was awesome, kids really enjoyed it and so did the adults. All around a great experience and Im not a Harry Potter fan. Go if you get the chance read more

Harry Potter - A Forbidden Forest Experience - Walking Tours Near Me - Yorktown Heights, New York

We had a great time. Music and effects were awesome. It is not too long so take your time and enjoy. Few interactive attractions for the kids. Definitely did them as well. A few of the staged scenes are epic. Perfect for any true Harry Potter fan. Plenty of parking. Clean restrooms. Food and adult beverages we tried were decent. The concessions are a little pricey ‍ but it is NY. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Advice, go mid week to an earlier showing if possible. Less of a crowd. Plus it's cold, layer. Don't want to spoil anything with the great pictures we got but shared a few read more

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The first time we tried to get in we were denied entry for arriving 5 min too late (we were the last time slot) Ok understandable. I tried to get a refund , but i was given a voucher Upon checkout, each of us had to pay a processing fee which was annoying but hey we already had a voucher i told my group we might as well use it, especially for the steep price we paid SO disappointed. The first half of the walk is just a trail with lights. Nothing interesting. The second half was ok but for what we paid for i think more things should have been added. Its also pretty short we did it in about 30 min This seemed like a half done job which i have never experienced with the fever company, which is why i was shocked and embarassed for even suggesting this especially since we live an hour and a half away. The gift shop is terrible too, and the stands are overpriced. Youre better off going to the harry potter store in NYC for a better experience If youre a group with kids i guess it would be alright but honestly those pop up light events during the holidays are better than this , and cheaper Oh yea the "grand finale" was so underwhelming, the only cool thing was the spider section read more

Not fully immersive as we were expecting. Felt like we were walking through a park with paved path with music and occasional visuals . Car got towed even though we paid extra for parking so overall cost is $1,000. Definitely not worth it. read more

It was.... Okay. Drove over an hour to visit this, and was honestly underwhelmed and don't think I'd go back. First off, getting there was a hassle. The address on the website brought us to a closed off road, and we weren't the only ones who ended up here as multiple cars in front and behind us had turned around like we did. We had friends who were there tell us how to get there; if they didn't we wouldn't have known where to go. Parking takes about 10-15 minutes to just get into the lot, so make sure you add that extra time to your travel. During the walk-through, I wasn't so impressed - it felt like a strobe light show on trees, decorations just placed in the woods with stereos playing sounds from the movies. Wish it had a little more animation or interaction to make you feel like you are part of the movie. The food/drink area was cool to see and walk around. The prices were kinda steep, but I expected that. Overall, I had a good time with my family, but I don't think I'd go back and spend the money and do the drive again. read more

Cancelled experience with no notification and just put a voucher to choose another day. Horrible customer service but we got our refund.

This was a fun experience. We had 5:30 tickets and got there early so it was not crowded. Glad we had early tickets because when we exited the attraction, which was close to 7, it was crowded with super long lines. My 6 year old also enjoyed the experience. I do wish there were Harry, Ron and Hermione figures at the attraction. When we went in Jan, the gift shop seemed to be sold out of a lot of things. I was looking forward to buying some plushies but they had none when we were there. A lot of the wands were also sold out. The staff were also all very friendly. The portable restrooms were also clean when we went. But we did use it right when the experience opened. It probably got dirtier as the night went on. The portapotties had running water sinks and were heated. We used the family restroom which was much larger than the singles. I hope the experience returns next year. I would attend again. read more

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This exhibit was underwhelming. For the money it is not worth it at all. I love Harry Potter but you never see any of the main characters. You are walking on a muddy trail most of which didn't have any exhibits. They we're honestly few and far in between. read more

This was such a wonderful experience for everyone in the family! we were a group of 15 people including a grandmother with limited mobility (me) and a teen on the spectrum. We all loved it! My daughter was able reserve a scooter that worked beautifully on every terrain, and ensure we had accessible parking. Everyone working there was gracious, helpful and so friendly. The experience itself is a must for everyone who loves Harry Potter as it truly captures the magic of walking through a forest filled with mystical creatures and characters from all the books. It is a nice long walk and is visually stunning with magnificent lightening and the moonlit sky as icing on the cake. There were opportunities for every age and we saw a broad range of people ranging from toddlers in strollers to cosplaying adults. read more

Do not waste your money or time. For starters, if you are trying to get to the event, You have to plug in Taconic State Parkway N Yorktown heights , then take exit 16 to enter. The directions the event provides you is wrong! Everyone gets lost because of this!! Secondly, the staff at this event are very rude, and unenthusiastic. Their personalities definitely ruin the magic of this event. The shacks that are set up for food are very low budget , overpriced, for awful food. My husband and I got two orders of 3 chicken tenders with fries , they were 16.00 a piece. The chicken was not chicken it tasted very off and looked very strange. We also bought a butter beer and hot chocolate and unfortunately both were bad. I do not recommend their concessions at all. The walkthrough was 45 minutes but feels shorter, the majority of this walk was mostly audio from the movie , some music and Lights. Barely any props, barely any interactions. The only upside about this was my husband and I went on a night it was snowing so the trees looked really beautiful on our walk. Overall it was not worth it which is very unfortunate read more