Free entry to Christmas Village opens in Bacolod

By Xander Ledesma

Bacolod City has officially kicked off the Christmas season with the opening of the much-awaited Yoyoland Christmas Village at the Stone Hill Suites, 18th Street Lacson. This festive attraction, which offers free entry to all visitors, promises a magical holiday experience for both locals and tourists alike.

Bacolod, known for its warm hospitality and vibrant festival culture, is set to make this year’s Christmas celebrations truly special with the Yoyoland Christmas Village. The village combines festive decorations, immersive displays, and interactive experiences designed to spread joy and create lasting memories. Unlike other holiday events that charge for entry, this celebration is free of cost, making it accessible to everyone, regardless of age or budget.

The Yoyoland Christmas Village features a breathtaking array of holiday displays, including towering Christmas trees, illuminated reindeer, life-size snowmen, and a whimsical Santa’s workshop, creating a festive atmosphere that captures the spirit of the season. Visitors can explore the village, enjoy the dazzling lights, and take photos in front of the grand Christmas displays. For added fun, interactive installations bring the holiday magic to life, making the experience even more memorable.

A standout feature of the village is the charming ice rink, where visitors of all ages can enjoy skating, with rentals available for those without skates. This addition brings a touch of winter wonderland to Bacolod, offering a fun and unique activity for both locals and tourists.

The launch of the Yoyoland Christmas Village is significant for Bacolod City, which is already known for its festive spirit, especially during the MassKara Festival. The city’s vibrant celebrations are well-recognized, but the need for more family-friendly attractions during the holiday season has grown. The Yoyoland Christmas Village fills this gap, providing an inclusive and affordable holiday destination for everyone.

By offering free admission, the Yoyoland Christmas Village sets itself apart from other events that charge entry fees, making it an ideal outing for families, young couples, and tourists. It provides an opportunity to experience the magic of Christmas without the financial burden, making it an appealing destination for both locals and visitors.

For tourists coming from outside Bacolod, the Yoyoland Christmas Village is a perfect addition to the city’s attractions, which include historical sites, delicious food, and a welcoming atmosphere. With its free-entry holiday celebration, Bacolod is expected to draw even more visitors during the Christmas season.

In keeping with its family-friendly focus, the Yoyoland Christmas Village also features a Santa Claus meet-and-greet area, where children can take photos with Santa and share their Christmas wishes. A festive food court offers an assortment of holiday treats, including Filipino favorites like bibingka and puto bumbong, adding a local flavor to the festivities.

For those looking to take home a souvenir, the village also hosts a Christmas bazaar featuring locally crafted holiday decorations and gifts. This market highlights Bacolod’s artistic community and provides an opportunity to support local artisans and small businesses while picking up unique holiday items.

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