I thought I would share some of the experience and what is at the Christmas Town at the Creation Museum. So a bit of background information before I begin to share the experience, the display goes in the order as follows, pre flood, flood, and the birth of Christ. The pre flood era showed a woman and a husband (likely a son of Noah) whom were getting ready for the flood, the wife was a more comedic frantic character while the husband was mello and not worried, it was personally themed well. The flood era (I believe) was not really shown due to that I had to hurry through, but it showed a bit of the ark, and a few designs for the new amusement park. The birth of Christ era was Jesus, Mary, and Joseph in the house (not a barn) upon which a man dressed in the stereotypical archaeologist garb speaking of why the set is placed and why there is what you passed through, then a small market right next to the house. The lights were very nice that night and very ornate. With the lights there is a magi place where a "magi" told of their travels, which very close to that was a themed camel ride. In the lights there were areas with certain light designs and dinosaurs with lights. Overall I liked the night event. A few days after I visited the museum for the planetarium display which placed theories on the Christmas Star.

Oh yes there was a donkey, for all you Theme Park Reviewers who are fanatical for donkeys.

Awesome! I visited the Creation Museum about 5 years ago or so, soon after they opened. I've been wanting to go back and check it out again. I was unaware that they had a Christmas event. That'll be something I'll definitely want to check out!

Awesome! I visited the Creation Museum about 5 years ago or so, soon after they opened. I've been wanting to go back and check it out again. I was unaware that they had a Christmas event. That'll be something I'll definitely want to check out!

It is free to go into the museum on Christmas Eve as well.

It is free to go into the museum on Christmas Eve as well.

Oh wow, I did not know this. Maybe I'll have to plan for this next year!