(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The holidays are around the corner, and if you don't have any plans, the Broadmoor may be the place for you as they make this joyful time unforgettable and easy. Summit Chef De Cuisine Rocio Neyra Palmer and Director of Public Relations with the Broadmoor Krista Heinicke joined the FOX21 Morning News crew on Friday, Nov. 29 to talk more about how the Broadmoor is the place to be at this upcoming holidays. Starting Dec. 13, The Broadmoor's annual Holiday show kicks off, offering a family-friendly dinner filled with seasonal favorites, a few surprises, and performances by Debby Boone, The Broadmoor Pops Orchestra, and more. The show is available on multiple dates in December, including Christmas Eve. Individuals can either purchase individual tickets or packages. "It is wonderful for families, from three years old to 99. There's something for everybody, it's a variety, it's dinner, and more importantly, you don't have to do a thing" said Heinicke. "You just show up, we feed you, you get entertainment, your family enjoys it, and is great, easy." If a show isn't in the plans for you, there are still many unique holiday dinner options at the Broadmoor at Ristorante Del Lago with the Feast of the Seven Fishes, Hannukah at La Taverne, and make sure to stop and enjoy the luxurious truffle tasting menu at Summit. Festivities don't stop until January, with the New Year's Eve Bash or the Gala in Broadmoor Hall where guests can welcome 2025 at midnight with champagne and a ballon drop. After all the festivities are over, guests are invited to come back from Jan. 10 through the 12 to decompress from all that holiday fun and immerse themselves in The Broadmoor Sessions where they can enjoy live tunes from Hael Miller & The Collective and The Disruptors. Guests can now book online for any of the three events via the websites linked above.