FRAZEYSBURG, Ohio (WCMH) - A "magical experience" is lighting up the night sky in central Ohio featuring several light installations and projections for the whole family to enjoy. The Garden of Lights, located at the Crawford Barn at 5563 Raiders Road in Frazeysburg, is known as the "longest light tunnel in the USA" and is also Frazeysburg's first light exhibition. The illuminated path transforms the barn into a magical, interactive journey featuring an "Alice in Wonderland" theme. (Courtesy: Andy Gottesman)(Courtesy: Andy Gottesman)(Courtesy: Andy Gottesman)(Courtesy: Andy Gottesman)(Courtesy: Andy Gottesman) The attraction is now open for four months through March 2 and is for all ages, according to the Garden of Lights website. Patrons can enjoy a walk through the venue to see a variety of more than 78,000 LED lights, over 80 figurine lanterns that are up to 20 feet tall and 580,000 light points that are used to illuminate the outdoor exhibition. Granville’s Elm’s Pizza Parlor marks 40 years of delicious memories General admission Monday through Thursday is $25 for those 12 years and older and $19 for children up to 12. Kids under 3 feet tall are $1. It's a one-time entry for a day and time of your choice. Tickets for Friday through Sunday and holidays are $29 per person, $23 for kids and $1 for children under 3 feet. Patrons can also purchase a season pass for $55 as well. Food and drinks are also available with several options including fresh donuts, fresh-cut fair fries, burgers, Italian sausage, hot dogs, candy, pop, hot chocolate and Gatorade. According to its website, animals are not allowed, with the exception of service dogs. For additional information on the Garden of Lights and how to get your tickets, follow this link.