Wondering what the plan is for Christmas Lights Bus Tours in Brisbane for 2023?
Christmas light bus tours Brisbane information
One of the most spectacular celebrations of Christmas in Brisbane would have to be the Xmas Lights displays on homes all over the city, and there’s no better way to see them than on a tour. Read on for everything you need to know about Brisbane Christmas Lights Tours.
Why go on Christmas lights bus tours in Brisbane?
The sparkle and shine, the quirky displays and blaring Christmas carols have us cruising the streets in droves, in search of a little bit of magic. But as wonderful as the experience is, it can also be tiring and at times stressful trying to navigate unfamiliar streets, dodge cars and pedestrians, and find places to park.
The Xmas Lights Bus Tours overcome all these issues, giving you an elevated view of the splendour as you’re chauffeured from one glorious home to another. What’s even better is you’ll also get to share the excitement with others as you “ooh and ah” at the wondrous sights, and maybe even make new friends.
Cross Country Tours Christmas Lights Bus Tours
Who doesn’t adore the spectacular decorations and Christmas lights on display during the festive season? After dinner, let Cross Country Tours take you in style and comfort to the areas across Brisbane that are lit up with amazing displays of Christmas lights.
- Redlands Christmas Lights, 11 December 2023. Tickets from $88.
- Springfield Lakes Christmas Lights, 14 December 2023. Tickets from $70.
- Manly Harbour Lights Cruise, 16 December 2023. Tickets from $90.
- North Brisbane Christmas Lights, 18 December 2023. Tickets from $75
Find out more here.
Ipswich City Council Christmas lights bus tours
The Ipswich Christmas Lights Bus Tour hosted by Ipswich City Council offers a wonderful opportunity to embrace the holiday season. The tour encompasses a bus journey, a delightful light supper, and festive entertainment. It’s crucial to secure your bookings in advance to ensure your spot.
Dates: Friday 15 December & Saturday 16, 2023.
Cost: Adults: $38, Concession: $35, Children (up to 12 years): $28, Family (2A+2C or 1A+3C) $125
Find out more including how to book here.
Brisbane City Council Christmas lights bus tours TBC 2023
The Brisbane City Council Christmas Lights bus tours are to be confirmed for 2023. Check back for updates.
Where can you get on?
In previous years they ran the tours from these locations:
- City – Ann Street, ANZAC Square.
- Eastern suburbs – Carindale Shopping Centre, Stop H.
- Southern suburbs – Garden City Shopping Centre, Stop J & K.
- Western suburbs – Indooroopilly Shopping Centre, Stop C.
- Northern suburbs – Chermside Shopping Centre, Stop D.
What’s the cost of Brisbane Christmas Lights Bus Tours?
- to be confirmed for 2023
In the family pass, the two children’s tickets can be applied to other patrons who are eligible for a concession fare. For example, a family could be two full paying adults, a pensioner and a uni student.
Tickets must be pre-purchased through Ticketek (additional booking fees apply) and cannot be bought at the ‘bus door’. Tours will be approximately three hours, with refreshment stops included.
Want to be fancy and do a Christmas lights canal cruise this year? Read our article!
If you would like to update your entry or add to our article, please email Karen – Karen@FamiliesMagazine.com.au
Try a self-guided Christmas lights tour with our help!
So what are your options for checking out Brisbane’s best Christmas Lights in 2023? If you can get access to a car and a driver we highly recommend taking on a self-guided tour using our really popular Christmas Lights driving maps. They are completely FREE and packed full of details on where to find the most magical Christmas Lights this Christmas.
Check out our comprehensive Christmas lights maps here:
- Brisbane Christmas lights maps 2023
- Stunning Christmas Lights in Ipswich.
- Best Christmas Lights on the Gold Coast.
- Where to see magical Christmas Lights on the Sunshine Coast
Looking for a Christmas lights bus tour in Ipswich? Click here.
What are the best things about taking a Xmas lights bus tour?
You’ll find that taking a Xmas Lights Bus Tour is easy and convenient because all the legwork has been done for you. You just sit back, relax and enjoy the spectacle. Another plus is you can even taken your own food and drink (in plastic containers) on the Brisbane City Council Tours to consume outside the bus at various stops. Perhaps most importantly, we can promise there will be toilet and refreshment stops too!
My wife & I plus two friends went on the Northside Brisbane Christmas Lights tour departing from Chermside last night.
We were in Bus No 2213 & the drivers name was Paul.
We thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of the tour & very special thanks to Paul as he couldn’t have done more to make our evening very memorable.
He is a credit to the bus company .thank you very much
Kind Regards
Rob & Jocelyn Burton
Thank you for taking the time to write this! Merry Christmas to you!! 🙂
I can’t find anything on ticketek about this.
Should be on sale soon!
I searched for ages & couldn’t find anything either. Rang Ticketek & just got busy tone.
Will just have to be patient.
They are showing available now on the site
Don’t forget us here in Logan too pls.
Hi I was wondering if anyone knew if children under 4 are free and if they just sit on the lap of the adults?
Thanks Families Magazine, we’ve just booked our tickets! How exciting.
Yay!! Have fun!
I think this might go too late for our littlest one. Nothing like being on a bus with an overtired toddler. We will do the self drive this year I think (thanks to your wonderful maps) and then take the Brisbane bus tours when everyone is over five haha
We did these tours last year, totally recommend them, was such a wonderful evening with the grandkids.
🙂
Too expensive with six kids. Should be discount tickets for bigger families. Not cool BCC. Big families need better options.
Do you know if they do a toilet stop? I’m thinking of taking our recently toilet trained three year old. We’d need at least one toilet stop along the way.
Yes, I believe they have a toilet break.
For comfort of toddler and consideration to other patrons and tight timetable a night nappy may be the way to go. Toilet at Indropilly before departure and a stop at McD’s Jindalee.
Do you know if we can take a wheelchair? I have tickets for tonight for myself and Mum. She finds it hard to walk so I was just wondering if we can bring a wheelchair.
Why are the Kangaroo bus tours so much more expensive than the Brisbane ones?