The desire to go to the Christmas tree early with your child can be explained simply: many Muscovites traditionally celebrate the New Year not in Moscow: some in a country house in the Moscow region, others on longer trips. As representatives of popular ticketing services note, ticket prices this year have increased on average by 15 percent compared to last year and start at two thousand rubles on the best platforms. In addition, most of them cannot send a child under 14 years old, which means that you will have to buy at least two tickets, the second for an accompanying adult. But the organizers say that for this money two performances are offered: first, each time there is an hour-long animated program, which children sometimes like more than the performance itself. But in order not to miss it, it is necessary to arrive in advance, an hour and a half before the time indicated on the ticket.
The Kremlin Christmas tree remains the main one at all times. Visiting a legendary place, of course, is already exciting in itself, but if you also see a high-quality performance, participate in the animation and receive a gift from Santa Claus – real childhood happiness! The performance is called “Distant New Year.” Spectators as fairy tale characters will fight ice hurricanes and blizzards to liberate the Magic City. Performances will begin on December 26, and ticket prices start at two thousand rubles.
The price of tickets for children’s performances increased by 15% compared to last year and in the best places starts from two thousand rubles.
The mayor’s Christmas tree will be held in Gostiny Dvor. I immediately note that there are almost no tickets on open sale: on popular sites I counted at most three dozen for every day of the holiday. Price: from 2.8 thousand rubles. Most of the tickets will be received free of charge by children from privileged categories of citizens: participants in a special operation, large families, coming from annexed territories and others. Those who come to this Christmas tree will learn how their grandparents celebrated the New Year when they were little and will see how important mutual understanding and respect is in the family. A multimedia musical performance with lighting effects and video graphics will tell you about miracles, kindness and compassion that can change the world for the better. Performances will begin on December 28.
“The mystery of the old mirror” is the name of the performance at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. It was created based on the work of Charles Dickens “A Christmas Carol.” The characters will take viewers to a world of adventure. This performance is worth attending for the unusual and innovative special effects that fit perfectly into the temple complex. Performances begin December 23. The tickets, by the way, cost about a thousand rubles.
The New Year tree of the Obraztsov Puppet Theater will be outdoors, in its park. As the theater’s press service told RG, the performance is called “The Secret of the Timekeeper”: “This is more of a circus theatrical adventure. Twelve friends, characters from the legendary theater clock, together with the audience and the timekeeper, “He goes on an adventure to fix the clock mechanism and start the New Year.” Spectators will be able to visit the inside of the clock, between the hands and gears. Games, riddles, dances await them and, in the end, the guests will unravel the secret of the Timekeeper. Premiere – December 20.
I will also mention the popular circus trees. Thus, the Bolshoi Circus on Vernadsky Avenue will present the “More-Less” performance. The creators of the program will take children into the world of high technology and crazy adventures. The main character will be a “mad genius” who grants people incredible abilities. And the Christmas tree of the Nikulin circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard will show a variation on the theme of the fairy tale “The Little Humpbacked Horse” – a colorful performance with tricks, funny tricks, trained animals and cheerful clowns. Performances will begin on December 8.
By the way
From December 30 to January 8, Christmas trees will begin to be given away in all parks under the jurisdiction of the Moscow Department of Culture. For example, Fili Park, the garden that bears his name, will host New Year’s themed performances and street shows. Bauman, Sokolniki Park and others.
