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A magical 2-km drive-thru light display kicks off just outside Edmonton this week!

Heads up folks, because a magical drive-thru light display is coming to Leduc this week! That’s right, the Magic of Lights, hosted by Castrol Raceway and Canadian Tire, is back for another year! Here’s a little more info on this massive holiday activity.

The entirety of the 2.7km long track at the raceway will be used. And, that means over a million LED lights will be on display. Sounds like the perfect, socially distanced holiday activity to us!

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And if that wasn’t enough, you can also look forward to a variety of different scenes while you’re there. That list includes classics like the ’12 Day of Christmas’, ‘Winter Wonderland’. And, new for this year, there’s the ‘Ornament Valley’ to check out.

Things kick off this Friday! But, we’re also going to let you know that 100% of the proceeds from November 28th go to STARS Air Ambulance. So, if you can, we suggest heading down then.

Enjoy this amazing drive-thru light experience, Edmonton!

Magic of Lights

When: November 20 to January 2
Where: 50342 Range Rd 253, Leduc County
Cost: $25 and up per car

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