Six Flags Great Adventure is really shaking things up for its 41st season, which kicks off April 3.

In addition to the 5 amazing announcements made public last week — including a change to Batman: The Ride — the Jackson theme park is adding something magical to the mix this year.

Great Adventure is extending its 2015 season with "Holiday in the Park."

According to a release, the holiday spectacular will include millions of glittering lights, dazzling holiday entertainment, delicious seasonal treats, Santa's village, and animals as the summer destination transforms into a winter wonderland.

Snowflakes will fall throughout the park to set the mood for the extended season.

Many of the most popular rides will be up and running, including the SkyScreamer, Carousel, Big Wheel, Parachutes and Tea Cups.

The Adventure Seaport area will be open for children to enjoy.

There will be a massive illuminated tree.

Crazy coasters such as Nitro, Batman: The Ride, The Green Lantern, Superman: The Ultimate Flight, The Dark Knight and Skull Mountain will be open for guests, weather permitting.

Holiday in the Park will debut Nov. 21 and run weekends and select days through Jan. 3, 2016.

"Holiday in the Park will be a winter spectacular on every family's must-do list and is included with every season pass and membership," said Six Flags Great Adventure President John Fitzgerald. "We have invested years of research into making this the most incredible and immersive seasonal experience it can be, combining holiday traditions with thrills that are uniquely Six Flags."

Santa will be in his workshop for photos.

The park will undergo a massive makeover as it transforms from a spot for summer thrills to a piece of the North Pole.

The release states that six areas of the parks will be overhauled to "showcase the world's best holiday traditions ... and bring the warmth of the season to guests in an entirely new way."

The park will be decked out with dazzling holiday lights.

Highlights of Holiday in the Park include light shows, illuminated trees, and photo opportunities with Santa in his workshop.

The park will also feature the smell of fresh pine and crisp peppermint surrounding festive street vendors offering holiday-themed treats.

Holiday in the Park has festive fun for the entire family to enjoy. (Photo: COURTEY OF SIX FLAGS)
Entertainment includes a tree-lighting spectacular, grand stage production, live carolers and a nightly finale.

For more information about Holiday in the Park, visit www.sixflags.com/greatadventure as the season gets underway.

Like the state is going to sign off on this, lol...