How many homes are on the tour? There are 5 homes on the tour and your ticket grants one time access to each.

Can we bring a group? Yes! The more the merrier! Each member of your group must have their own individual ticket. 

Are there group rates for tickets? No. The ticket is $30 and is for one individual admission to all five homes. 

Are children allowed on the tour? Yes! We welcome kids to attend but strollers are not allowed in homes. If your child is carried, they do not need a ticket but children who are walking must have their own ticket. 

How do we get to the homes on the tour? You can self-guide your way via car, bike or walking (there is considerable distance between some homes so plan accordingly for cycling or walking). Shuttle service is available between the homes. The shuttle pick- up and drop-off point is All Saints Church located at 215 E 10th Street. 

Are restrooms available at the homes? No. Restrooms are not accessible at the homes. There is a restroom available at the shuttle stop at All Saints Church. 

Is parking available? Yes. Street parking at each home and attendees are welcome to drive themselves between the homes and park or there is limited parking available at All Saints Church near the shuttle stop

Can I purchase tickets for one home only? No. There are not individual home tickets available but you are able to view the homes at your leisure between the hours of 6-9 Friday and 3-9 Saturday. 

Can I purchase tickets on the day of the tour? Yes, the ticket link will be active throughout the tour and tickets are not limited. All homes will have the ticket QR code displayed. Note, the tour ends at 9 p.m. both nights so plan accordingly to allow time to view the homes

How long will the tour take? This varies based on attendees, please allow 2 hours minimum to view all of the homes. Our volunteers do their best to move guests through the homes efficiently but there can be wait times at each home. 

Do tickets sell out? No. There is not a limit on tickets sold but we do highly suggest securing your tickets soon so that our volunteers can plan accordingly 

Can we see inside of the homes? Yes! We have returned to our original format for the holiday home tour this year and guests will be guided through the interior of each home (downstairs only) to view festive holiday decor at each! 

Will there be food and drinks available? No. Food and drinks are not offered in the homes and not allowed in homes during the tour but the Heights has so many delightful restaurants and bars located near the homes that we do recommend making a full day/night of it and enjoying all the Heights has to offer! 

What about entertainment? Yes, we will have music during the tour at various homes and times. A full schedule of times and locations is not available but expect a harpist, pianist, band and caroling! Spontaneous caroling is also encouraged! 

How do I use this QR code on my ticket? Be sure to have your phone open to the QR ticket at each home. The front porch docent/greeter will scan your QR code for entry. Please be patient with our volunteers during this process. Make sure your phone is charged

Is photography allowed? This is on a case by case basis with each home but generally, photos are not allowed in the homes. 

Are the homes ADA accesible? No. The homes are privately owned and are not ADA accesible but every effort to accomodate guests who require assistance will be made. 

What should I wear? Festive attire is encouraged. Please check the forecast as guests are required to wait outside before entering each home and it can be chilly! COMFORTABLE SHOES are recommended and guets may be required to place shoe covers over their shoes before entering the homes.