IKEA IKEA Vinter Fest: Enjoy a JULBORD Swedish Holiday Dinner on December 15 IKEA's Swedish Holiday Buffet is Back for 2022!
get this dealCelebrate the holidays with a Swedish tradition at IKEA, where their JULBORD Holiday Dinner is back for 2022 and tickets are available now.
IKEA's JULBORD Holiday Dinner is the highlight of their upcoming Vinter Fest Event in December with holiday-themed sales and activities. The JULBORD dinner will include a traditional Swedish all-you-can-eat smörgåsbord of cheese, crispbread, eggs, ham, marinated salmon, meatballs, potatoes and more.
In Canada, 14 IKEA stores will be hosting a JULBORD dinner on December 15, but select locations may have additional dates (check with your local store for available timeslots).
- IKEA Boucherville
- IKEA Burlington
- IKEA Calgary
- IKEA Coquitlam
- IKEA Edmonton
- IKEA Etobicoke
- IKEA Halifax
- IKEA Montreal
- IKEA North York
- IKEA Ottawa
- IKEA Quebec
- IKEA Richmond
- IKEA Vaughan
- IKEA Winnipeg
Tickets are available in-person only at participating IKEA stores (at the Swedish Restaurant or Swedish Food Market). Pricing will vary depending on your IKEA Family status – members can get tickets for $19.99 each, while non-members can get tickets for $24.99 each. Tickets for kids 12 and under are $9.99 each, regardless of membership.
JULBORD tickets are available in IKEA stores only on a first-come, first-serve basis. Spots are limited, so reserve your seat before they're sold out at your local store.
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View allDespite being open for other customers, it's still not extremely crowded. Found a table right away and I see tons of free tables, so it's all good. Last year though, it was just for ticket holders so it was very empty in comparison.
Food selection is good, same as last year actually. The dining room is a little more crowded since it's open for both ticket holders and regular people that just want to purchase food.
There is a dedicated lane for ticket holders. It moves in cycles so it can be slow.
There is also a dessert bar that has all the typical Ikea stuff plus seasonal things.
Edit: there is a choir!
Whether or not anyone tries to stop you is a whole other story. I'm going to go ahead and enjoy my dinner and go home. There is really never a justification to fill a container with food.
I was there on Friday the 18th and was probably the 1st customer to buy tickets as the restaurant cashier didn't know where the Julbord tickets are and I had to chase down the restaurant manager to find tickets. At the time, he had two thick stacks of tickets. Probably 200 to 300 tickets. Gone in a week!
Lol. I wouldn't mind sitting with other RFDers if there wasn't any risk for Covid or flu.
Jokes aside, is Vaughan sold out? Too bad it is a weekday and most likely I will be swamped with work, but who knows.
If their internet presence isn't pants on head regarded I never have to call.
These stores are all becoming all about profit and lack of customer service.