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Edmonton’s magic drive-thru light display returns this year & here’s when

Start your engines and crank the Bublé, because Canadian Tire’s ‘Magic of Lights’ will return to Edmonton this winter and it’s going to be bigger and brighter than ever before!

Held at the Rad Torque Raceway, this stunning event will feature over 2.5 kilometres of dazzling LEDs, various concepts and quirky animations.

The best part? You won’t even need to get out of your vehicle.

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As confirmed on their Showpass page, this Magic of Lights drive-thru will take approximately 30 minutes from beginning to end and will showcase dino displays, larger-than-life candy canes, reindeer and so much more.

It all kicks off on November 24th – but don’t hesitate to get tickets!

Passes are available now and range from $33 per car to $128 – though the top tier price is typically reserved for larger vehicles like busses or limos.

To get yours, head over to their website and click away.

You really won’t want t miss this one, folks. It’s going to be de LIGHT ful.

MAGIC OF LIGHTS – EDMONTON, 2022

When: Thursday November 24th, 2022 to January 1st, 2023
Where: 50342 Range Rd, Edmonton International Airport
Time: 5 pm
Cost: $33+

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