Galitsky's Fairy Tale Over? Krasnodar Park Begins Removing New Year Illuminations

The snowflake decorations, loved by many residents, are being taken down. Workers were spotted on the stadium facade starting the dismantling process.

Apr 21, 2026

A local photographer shared social media footage showing workers beginning to dismantle the festive decorations.
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Workers were spotted on the facade of the Krasnodar stadium on the afternoon of February 2. According to footage shared on social media by a local photographer, the dismantling of glowing snowflakes has begun there. Soon, all New Year«s decorations will start to be removed from the park.

Recall that the snowflakes were installed there back in late October. If you haven«t had a chance to stroll through the festive location yet, hurry up. You can still see the electric sage in the terraced garden — closer to spring, the illuminations will be replaced with real plants. Moreover, you can admire the glowing rabbits, garlands on the trees, and the New Year»s lighting on the roof of the energy center.

Earlier, 93.RU showed what the festive Cloud Park looks like. There is a glowing arch with garlands, which can be found above the Rabbit Hole.

Recall that philanthropist Sergei Galitsky spent about a billion rubles (approximately $11.1 million at current rates) on festive decorations in the park — this amount was calculated by a Krasnodar estimator for 93.RU. The expert arrived at this sum by basing it on the cost of decorations for Alexander Boulevard — 228 million rubles (about $2.5 million).