Parks and Light Festivals
A ticketed light trail lives or dies on the walk between the features. It needs a rhythm of scale, safe low-voltage kit in reach of the public, and structures that survive a full season outdoors.
What Goes Wrong In This Sector
- Long trails need many features, and the budget rarely stretches to all-custom
- Public access means everything within reach has to be low voltage
- Power distribution across a park is the real constraint, not the lighting
- Weather runs the whole season and a dark feature is a refund request
- Visitors photograph everything, so weak features are visible online immediately
What Buyers Actually Need
- A mix of hero features and repeatable filler at different scales
- Low voltage supply for anything the public can touch
- IP65 or better across the whole trail
- Features that double as photo spots
- Sculptures that break down and store between seasons
Suitable ranges
Products That Suit This Work
4 productsDandelion Light
Acrylic-flower and fibre optic dandelion heads on powder coated poles, made by hand at any size.
Explore4 productsLandscape Light
Pole-mounted light sculptures for parks, plazas and gardens that read as landscape art, not as lighting hardware.
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4 productsChristmas Tree Motif Light
Cone trees, cascade trees and fibre optic tree sculptures for town squares, malls and hotel lobbies.
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1 productsFirework Light
Digital LED firework sculptures from 3 m to 10 m that give the burst effect with no smoke, noise or permit.
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1 productsNet Light
Even-grid net light for covering hedges, walls, columns and pergolas fast.
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4 products3D Motif Light
Free-standing three-dimensional light sculptures — baubles, arches, giant bulbs and balloons — that work as photo spots.
ExploreTypical Applications
- Walk-through light tunnels
- Cascade trees over water
- Dandelion clusters along paths
- Digital firework features at trail highlights
- Hedge and shrub net cover between features
Delivery Capability
- AC 12 V landscape sculptures and 7 V meteor sets for public-access positions
- IP65 throughout for a full outdoor season
- Sectional builds that store and re-erect
How we run it
The Sequence For This Sector
Trail route and power positions reviewed
Feature scale and spacing planned against the walk
Hero features sampled and approved
Repeat items batch produced to the same spec
Crated by trail position
Shipped to land before the build period
Project showcase
Installations In This Sector
Park Cascade Tree and Arch Light Display
A large cascade tree over water with illuminated arches behind it, forming the centrepiece of a park light display.
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Walk Through Light Tunnel Installation
An illuminated walk-through tunnel on a winter trail, built from repeating lit arches with visitors passing through it.
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Reading For This Sector
Design GuidePlanning A Light Festival Trail That Holds Attention
Feature scale, spacing, power distribution and safety planning for a ticketed light trail through a park.
Read the guideTechnical GuideIP Ratings For Outdoor Festival Lighting Explained
What IP65 and IP68 actually protect against, where seasonal installations really fail, and how to read an ingress rating on a quotation.
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Comparison GuideFibre Optic Or Acrylic Dandelion Lights Which To Choose
How the two head constructions differ in appearance, durability and cost, and which one suits a park, a plaza or a hire fleet.
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Parks and Light Festivals Questions
How many features does a trail need?
Fewer heroes than most first-time operators expect, and more mid-scale filler. The rhythm between features matters more than the count.
Is the kit safe with the public walking through it?
Specify low voltage for anything in reach — landscape sculptures run at AC 12 V and meteor sets at 7 V, which is below safe body voltage.
Can features be reused next season?
Yes. Frames are sectional and stoving varnished, and the wiring is ageing tested. Store dry and keep the fixing kits with each crate.
What happens in heavy rain?
The products are IP65, which covers rain, snow and the corrosion that follows. The usual weak point on site is a connector left sitting in a puddle, so dress cabling off the ground.
Working On A Parks and Light Festivals Project
Send the site details and your deadline. We will tell you what fits and what the schedule looks like.