Sisters, Venise and Viané Grové of Benoni were among the first guests to enjoy what the dazzling Christmas Village at Emperors Palace has to offer this year when they visited this immersive experience with their parents. Much to their delight they were able to meet Cinderella (Nikita van Huyssteen of Boksburg) in the storybook fantasyland. Photo: Yolanda van der Stoep
On November 28, members of the media and special guests were invited to Emperors Palace to experience what this year’s Christmas Village has to offer.
This second edition of the village, which is bigger than last year, is over 15 000m² and is once again set-up on level 5 of the parkade.
Guests were captivated by the tunnel of lights, enchanted light forest, storybook fantasyland and village square with 90 stalls bursting with great treats and magical gifts.
The Christmas Village offers something for old and young alike and is open daily from 16:00 to 22:00, come rain or shine, until January 2.
Kano de Beer (10) and Terr-Leigh Jarvis (11) of Boksburg who are pictured here at one of the displays. Photo: Yolanda van der Stoep
Renette, Chris, Jodi and Anna Opperman of Boksburg. The Christmas Village offers something for old and young alike and is open daily from 16:00 to 22:00, come rain or shine, until January 2. Photo: Yolanda van der Stoep
Pictured here in the storybook fantasyland with Alladin (Yuven Naidoo of Benoni) is Harvey Dovey (1) of Boksburg who visited the village with his parents on November 30. Photo: Yolanda van der Stoep
Peermont VIP services manager Elias Moduka and the Palace of Dreams CFO Thembekile Makhoba. The village boasts over 50kms of lights, more than 38 000 bulbs in the tunnel of lights alone, has 12 big storybooks with characters and 90 different vendors bursting with great treats and magical gifts. Photo: Yolanda van der Stoep
