Hi Camilla, the Christmas Lights are not throughout the entire gardens. While they do cover a large area and you can see much of the Gardens, there are also many areas not included that are beautiful during the day because they are more untouched. If you would like to experience it in full we recommend a day/night pass as they are two very different experiences.

Not required . I have not seen such arrangement of offering snow gear there .

We walked around in the morning because we had younger children. You could take a lot longer. There are a couple of theme park style rides on the side as well if it is open. That was closed when we were there. Also quite good food available and good coffee shop.

Sorry, can't answer that question, I'm not sure.

Hi There, Thanks for your questions and apologies for the delayed response! Because of the diversity of the Gardens there are elements throughout our 10 display gardens that peak at different times of the year, so there will always be something to see and we have nearly 30 full time staff on our horticulture team working hard to maintain this. If you want to see the most blooms though, the best time to visit would be as close to spring as possible. Of course this is all weather dependent too. Thank you!

Hi Sue, yes you are more than welcome to enter the Gardens with your mobility scooter. Thanks

$29 per person for Basis entry

Hi, we stayed at Hermitage Lodge... and it was handy to everything, a couple of mins drive from the gardens & seemed reasonable to us price-wise for the Hunter.

There are 22 Shops and Cafes & a restaurant....go to website to find full details.