LUNA Light Journeys

LASERVISION’s immersive and magical LUNA Light Journeys span Australia, popping-up in expected and unexpected towns and cities. Our LUNA Light Journeys are putting towns and cities on the map as an event destination while simultaneously enthralling the local community.

Experience our LUNA Light Journeys

Highlights:

🥇 ‘Reef Lights’, 2022 & 2023 has proven to be the #1 attraction at Cairns Festival for Cairns Regional Council

👪 Shellharbour City Council saw 66,000+ visitors attend ‘The Enchanted Forest‘, 2023, 53.6% of visitors outside of Shellharbour

💲 A $4.4 million economic boost in tourism dollars for Albury City thanks to ‘AURORA‘ in 2022, and similar figures in 2023

🏨 The inaugural ‘AWAKEN’ in Bendigo recorded a 90% hotel occupancy rate for the period, a 250% increase for the City of Greater Bendigo

✨ An immersive cultural experience, ‘Yana Waingi’, 2023 (Walk in Lights), for Swan Hill Rural City Council

🎄 In Rockhampton, RADIANCE, 2023, is delighting the wider community with our first festive-themed LUNA Light Journey

🎟️ While the city of Brisbane journeys through the ever popular ‘The Enchanted Garden’ annually. A sold-out event in association with Brisbane City Council

We cannot wait to bring ECLIPSE to Toowoomba over the Easter holiday period in 2024, partnering with Toowoomba Regional Council 🌠

Experience our LUNA Light Journeys

“The overwhelming success of The Enchanted Forest has truly helped put Shellharbour City on the map as an event destination”
— Shellharbour City Mayor Chris Homer

“The spectacular turnout shows us that our community is keen to see events happening across all seasons. It was also a great opportunity to bring visitors from further afield to spend time in our beautiful city”
— Albury City Mayor Kylie King

“With tens-of-thousands of people flocking to Bendigo over the Winter holiday period, there has been a significant flow-on effect for accommodation and hospitality businesses”
— ABC Central Victoria

“The attendance was complemented with many raving reviews on how spectacular the display was”
— Swan Hill Rural City Council Mayor Les McPhee