The Freehold Raceway Mall is offering an experience that feels like it’s straight out of a holiday movie set. Christmas House in Freehold is an indoor, immersive 45+ minute walk-through of all things festive!
One of the storefronts in the mall will be transformed by Hollywood and Broadway set designers into Christmas House using lighting and digital technology to create festive holiday scenes.
This year, there are 10Â rooms set up, including The North Pole Movie Theater, The Polar Bar, the Elf Command Center, a Harry Potter Room, a Snowball Fight Room, Santa’s Workshop, and the Nightmare Before Christmas Room.
There are lots of elaborate scenes with screens, fireplaces and Christmas trees where you can snap selfies or pictures for your family’s next Christmas card.
When you arrive, ask about the scavenger hunt, which has an activity for each room you walk through. There are also framed picture frames on the walls that offer more fun – like counting the number of candy canes in the room, standing in an optical illusion room for a photo, and playing Christmas movie trivia.
Don’t leave without writing your letter to Santa, or taking a selfie with an elf.
And no experience is complete without a Christmas gift shop, too.
Christmas House is produced by the same designers who held Halloween House in the fall.
Christmas House is open select dates from November 28 through December 31 at Freehold Raceway Mall, 3710 Rte. 9, Freehold Twp. It is located downstairs from Primark at the base of the escalator. Tickets start at $24.99 for kids 3-13 and $29.99 for adults. There are VIP tickets, group passes, and party package pricing for groups of 15 or more.
To go behind the scenes of Christmas House, check out our Instagram page.
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