Photo via Lights of Christmas
When the holiday season rolls around, we all seek unique and memorable experiences that ignite the festive spirit. The Lights of Christmas are an unforgettable light display and a great way to make this year’s holiday season an extra festive one. Located in Stanwood, Washington, this enchanting holiday spectacle is a joy for Washingtonians of all ages.
The Lights of Christmas is a dazzling holiday world that you are invited to enjoy both from your car and on the ground. Your journey can take about 30 minutes up to 1-1.5 hours, depending on if you choose to visit any of the activity stops.
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As you traverse the event route, you’ll be mesmerized by over a million vibrant lights, eye catching displays, and the enchanting atmosphere.
This year, guests can visit Joyland, a new activity stop along the route. Here you can partake in “a light maze, photo-ops, snacks, a gift shop, and chat with Bruce the Spruce, the talking Christmas tree.” You can also check out Santa’s Village where you can enjoy “photo-ops, a gift shop, snacks, and the always jolly Santa and Mrs. Claus.”
When it comes to getting tickets, they must be purchased online, in advance. Tickets are on sale now and range in price by car from $32-$60. So plan ahead and get ready to enjoy this stunning light display.
When: November 24th-26th & 30th, December 1st-3rd, 7th-10th, 14th-17th, 20th-23rd, 26th-30th, 2023
Where: 20800 Marine Drive, Stanwood, WA
Cost: $32-$60
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