The Field of Light Uluru is a fanciful art installation from British artist Bruce Munro. 50,000 color-changing, fiber optic light bulbs arrayed over a huge area provide a unique desert experience. Our package came with free drinks and passed appetizers.

We had already dined under the stars close to Uluru, so we opted for the Star Pass, which includes transport, guide, wine/beer, sunset, canapés and access to the lights walkthrough after dark. The whole thing is sensational, exceptional and very photo-worthy. We thoroughly enjoyed it....More

Absolutely beautiful, serene, captivating and imagination inspiring. Go late, stay as long as you can. The lights appear to go on forever and change in mood, intensity and colour in subtle cycles. Do not miss this.

We travelled to Central Australia specifically to come and see the Field of Lights and it was well worth the effort. Prior to sunset you get to see tyhe lights with Ularu in the background, which is an amazing sight in itself but when the...More

Great display.At $43 a head,4x60 seater buses each night-$10,320 per night. Why didn’t I think of this😩

OK - I was sceptical about the Field of Lights from all the comments I had read. Yes - it is expensive to visit. Yes - more time is spent getting to and from than actually at the installation itself. We opted for the cheapest...More

Lovely evening and stunning light installation! Definitely one of our highlights! Enjoyed the canapés and drinks. Disappointed guide couldn’t answer our questions about Uluru though although the guide on our base walk answered them the day after.