A sea of lights rushes towards you, greens and purples wash around your feet as lasers strobe overhead.

Eastern Daily Press: Balls of light burst through the trees at Luminate SandringhamBalls of light burst through the trees at Luminate Sandringham (Image: Chris Bishop)

When dusk falls at Sandringham, the woods come alive with lights and sound.

A captivating light trail leads you through the trees, where there are fairies to be found.

Eastern Daily Press: You can make a wish for the fairies. And if you're lucky, you might even spot them.You can make a wish for the fairies. And if you're lucky, you might even spot them. (Image: Chris Bishop)

There are marshmallows to toast over fire pits and mulled wine to sip, as well as pizzas and mucky fries to refuel from your walk.

A vintage fairground stands by the Visitor Centre complete with helter skelter, carousel, chair’o’planes and the chance view the illuminations from above on a spectacular ferris wheel.

Eastern Daily Press: The ferris wheel and fairground at Luminate SandringhamThe ferris wheel and fairground at Luminate Sandringham (Image: Chris Bishop)

Organisers were forced to pull the plug on Luminate Live last year within days of opening as the nation was plunged into pre-Christmas lockdown.

This year, it is hoped the event will run from Friday, November 12 - Sunday, December 19 (4.15pm to 9pm). Booking can be made online for timed slots, with last admission at 8.30pm.

Eastern Daily Press: A tree that cracks a joke as you leave LuminateA tree that cracks a joke as you leave Luminate (Image: Chris Bishop)

Luminate Live organiser Daniel Maycock said: "We are really excited to bring our magical event back to Sandringham. It’s a stunning setting and perfect for an enchanting light trail.

"It’s a fabulous way to get out in the fresh air and we look forward to welcoming visitors to the event throughout November and December.”

Eastern Daily Press: Luminate will be at Sandringham until December 19Luminate will be at Sandringham until December 19 (Image: Chris Bishop)

Garry Marsden, visitor enterprise manager at Sandringham, added: ‘We are delighted to host this exciting family event again at Sandringham. The combination of the beautiful setting in Sandringham Royal Parkland and the magical lighting is a wonderful experience that brightens up the darkest of winter evenings."

Sandringham Gift Shop will also remain open until 9.30pm, selling Royal Estate produce, handmade gifts and decorations.

Tickets are priced £16.50 (adult), £11.50 (child aged three to 15), and £52 family (two adults, two children) from Monday to Wednesday and £18.50 (adult), £13.50 (child) and £60 (family) from Thursday to Sunday.

Bookings must be made online at www.luminatesandringham.com.