Kings Landing | New Brunswick

Christmas at the King's Head Inn
2025-11-28 17:30 - 20:30, 2025-11-27 17:30 - 20:30, 2025-11-23 17:30 - 20:30, 2025-11-22 17:30 - 20:30, 2025-11-21 17:30 - 20:30 (America/Halifax) | King’s Head Inn
Nothing compares with the rich tradition of gathering with friends and family in the magical warmth of the King’s Head Inn!
Since 1983, innkeepers at the King’s Head Inn have guided guests by candlelight through the snow and into the magical warmth of the Inn. Join in this tradition and get in the spirit of Christmas! Once you enter the Inn, you will be met with a burst of Christmas music to get you in the spirit before the call to dine. After your meal, enjoy treats of Port, walnut toffee and gingerbread cookies. See why tens of thousands of people have taken in this tradition and made it their own.
Cost: $100 per person (include meals, tax, & 15% gratuity) plus FareHarbor booking fees.
Press the “Book Now” button in the corner of the screen. Check the calendar on the booking portal for up-to-date availability. If a date/time is green, that means that it is available. Select the number of tickets to ensure that enough space is available.
Dates:

November 21, 22, & 23
November 27, 28, 29 & 30
December 3, 4, 5, 6 & two seatings on December 7
December 10, 11, 12, 13 & two seatings on December 14
December 17, 18, 19, 20 & two seatings on December 21

Itinerary (for evening dinners on all dates):

Arrival, music & libations: 5:30 p.m.
Call to Dine: 6:30 p.m.
Following meal: Port, gingerbread cookies, toffee

Itinerary (for day dinners on December 7, 14 & 21):

Arrival, music & libations: 11 a.m.
Call to Dine: 12 p.m.
Following meal: Port, gingerbread cookies, toffee

Menu:
Starters
Mrs. Ingraham’s Cream of Turkey Soup served with Mary’s famous brown bread
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Vegan Option: Tomato Florentine Soup
Entrées
Prime Rib served with Yorkshire pudding, seasonal vegetables, potatoes and gravy, traditional herbed stuffing, and cranberry sauce ~ horseradish sauce is available upon request
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Roast Turkey served with seasonal vegetables, potatoes and gravy, traditional herbed stuffing, and cranberry sauce
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Vegan Holiday: A traditional holiday dinner made with a vegan twist! This gluten-free and vegan option includes a herby chickpea and veggie loaf with mushroom gravy. Served with seasonal vegetables and potatoes.
Dessert
Your choice of an assortment of 19th century desserts, including gingerbread, mincemeat and baker’s choice. Served with coffee or tea.
Following your meal, enjoy complimentary treats of port, Fredericton walnut toffee and gingerbread cookies.
We can accommodate most dietary requirements with advance notice. Please remind your server of any food allergies upon seating.
Full bar service available for additional fees.
Cancellation Policy
Kings Landing Corporation requires a 72-hour cancellation notice for all themed dinners. If you do not provide notice within this time frame, your card will incur a 100% fee. Please email info.kingslanding@gnb.ca to cancel for a refund. If inclement weather is expected on the day of your reservation, please call us at (506) 363-4950. Our voicemail will be updated with a cancellation message by 7am the day of the booking. If we do not cancel the dining experience, but you feel unsafe travelling, please call us at (506) 363-4950 to cancel your reservation by 8am (for early seatings) or 12pm (for evening meals). Cancellation fees are not charged for inclement weather.

Christmas Village Aglow
2025-11-28 17:00 - 21:30, 2025-11-27 17:00 - 21:30, 2025-11-26 17:00 - 21:30 | Welcome Centre
A magical village of lights awaits! Witness shining Christmas lights illuminating the past at Kings Landing, where the warmth of community fills the crisp evening air. Kings Landing comes to life with Christmas Village Aglow, featuring dazzling activations, cozy atmospheres, and merry interactions. As you explore this village aglow, you’ll be left with a sense of wonder and awe.
Christmas Village Aglow is more than an evening out – it’s a chance to slow down, reconnect, and experience Christmas together in a unique historic setting. Whether you’re making it a new family tradition, planning a romantic date night, or gathering friends for a festive adventure, the village welcomes you with open arms and glowing hearts.
We’re excited to bring this new not-to-miss experience to New Brunswick! Bundle up and bring your loved ones for unforgettable holiday memories.
Featuring:

A village transformed by light – See the historic buildings in a new light and discover enchanting displays tucked throughout your journey, creating photo-perfect moments along the way.
Gather ’round the fire – Warm your hands and your heart at a cozy campfire in front of the Grant Store, sharing stories and taking a break from the winter evening with good company and crackling flames.
Holiday treats & hot beverages – Purchase apple cider, hot chocolate, and seasonal treats to warm you up from your outdoor adventure.
Christmas shopping at The Peddler’s Market – Find one-of-a-kind treasures in The Peddler’s Market, featuring handcrafted Christmas décor, thoughtful gifts, and items made by local artisans… every purchase tells a story.
Stories and crafts at the Ingraham House – Step inside the warmth of the Ingraham House to hear a special Kings Landing Christmas story read by the hearth. Afterwards, try your hand at creating Victorian collage Christmas cards – a lovely keepsake to take home or send to loved ones.
Raise your voice in song – Join in or hum along to joyful voices caroling together at St. Mark’s Church.
Visit Santa or Mrs. Claus – Bring the little ones to meet Santa or Mrs. Claus (depending on who’s made the journey from the North Pole that day). Don’t forget your camera for a photo that will be treasured for years to come.

Plan Your Visit
Dates:
Wednesday through Sunday, November 26 to December 21
Plus Saturday and Sunday, December 27 and 28
Hours:
Entry times are at 5pm, 6pm, 7pm, & 8pm
Village closes at 9:30pm
Entry via the Welcome Centre
Admission:
Advance ticket purchase required – click the Book Now button on the corner of the screen to purchase.
TIMED TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED ONLINE – including season passholders and military. This reduces wait time at check-in. There are entry time slots for 5, 6, 7 & 8 pm.
Pricing (HST included):

General Admission (ages 6+): $19.55
Group Rate (4 guests over age 6): $60.00
Children 5 and under: FREE
Season Passholders: FREE
Military (with ID): FREE (for the individual only)

FareHarbor fees apply to ticket sales.
Guests participating in Christmas at the King’s Head Inn receive complimentary admission to Christmas Village Aglow on the same day. They must attend before or after their dinner visit (depending on dining time).
Visitor Information
What to Bring:

Warm winter clothing – This is primarily an outdoor experience! Dress in layers with a warm coat, hat, gloves, and insulated winter boots. Check the weather forecast in advance to best plan your apparel.
Camera or phone for photos
Cash or card for treats and shopping
Your holiday spirit!

Please Note:
Christmas Village Aglow is a walking experience through the village. For the safety and well-being of our horses in nighttime winter weather conditions, wagon rides are not available during this event.
The dirt pathways at Kings Landing are not paved and have moderate elevation changes. Please contact us in advance if you have accessibility questions or needs.
Weather:
Christmas Village Aglow runs in most weather conditions – rain, shine, or snow! The village takes on a special beauty in every kind of weather. In the event of severe weather conditions requiring cancellation, ticket holders will be notified directly and receive a full refund.
FAQ:
How long does the visit take?
We recommend a minimum of 1.5 hours for the Christmas experience. There will be a lit path from the Welcome Centre to the east side, where most activations take place.
Are pets allowed?
No pets are allowed – only service animals are permitted. Please bring supporting documentation.
Are electric Christmas lights historically accurate?
Traditionally, New Brunswickers at this time would have used candles, oil lamps and gas lights to illuminate their homes. Electricity did not arrive to rural New Brunswick until after the 1940s – this was also around the time when Christmas light displays gained popularity in North America.
Lighting up history, Kings Landing is taking advantage of the present to enhance the past.
