Yes. Tickets are free but required for entry. Reserving a ticket guarantees your spot to experience The Gift.

No, admission is free. Refreshments (coffee barista station and 1–2 food trucks) will be available for purchase.

Each group is limited to 15 guests to ensure everyone experiences the journey in a meaningful way.

Please wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes. The path is outdoors and covered in small gravel, so walking-friendly footwear is important.

The trail is an outdoor walking path with natural terrain and gravel. We’ve worked to make it as walking-friendly as possible, but it may not be suitable for strollers, wheelchairs, or mobility devices.

Yes, portable restroom units will be available on site.

There will be an outdoor waiting tent with seating provided. You can enjoy refreshments while you wait for your group’s time slot.

Parking is limited. We encourage guests to carpool when possible. Reserving tickets early helps us plan for parking and group sizes.

No. For safety and comfort of all guests, no pets are allowed.

Yes, flashlights may be used for footing only. Please do not shine flashlights toward animals or scenery sets.

Please arrive early for your scheduled time slot so your group can depart on time.

The event is held outdoors and may be impacted by weather. We will post updates on our website and social media if changes are needed.

Yes, The Gift is family-friendly. Parents are asked to keep children with them at all times, as the trail is outdoors and groups must stay together.

If your plans change, please cancel your ticket so another guest can attend. You can modify or cancel reservations through the ticket system.

Yes, but please be respectful of the actors, animals, and other guests. Flash photography may distract from the scenes, so we recommend taking photos before or after the trail.

Please enjoy food and drinks before or after your walk-through. For safety and cleanliness, no food or beverages should be taken onto the trail.

Most of the trail is standing and walking, though certain scenes have some seating available. Guests should be prepared to walk and stand throughout.

All ages are welcome, though younger children should remain with their parents at all times.