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Dallas #1 holiday tour, 2 ~ 3 hours, min guests:, any location in the dallas - fort worth area., round-trip transportation, rated #1 holiday tour in dallas..

It’s time to plan for your holiday light experience. Join us to celebrate the holidays as Dallas - Fort Worth lights up like no other place in the world. We offer two of the most spectacular holiday destinations in North Texas to pick from: Highland Park's amazing seasonal decorations or the blazing wonderland at Addison's Vitruvian Park, the annual celebration featuring 1.5 million sparkling LED lights wrapped 550 trees!

This is a private tour, just you and your guests. Since this excursion is private, you can start the tour at a different time, add dinner after the tour program, or stop at a brewery or a winery before we take you back home at the end of the event. Send us a Reservation Request .

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The saying that everything is bigger in Texas likely originated as a reference to the enormity of the state's geographical area, but it could easily apply to the lavish and over-the-top festive decorations during the holiday season.

We offer two different holiday sightseeing adventures:

- Highland Park Lights: One of the most extravagant Christmas light displays in the country is located in the Highland Park neighborhood. It has become a tradition for thousands of locals and visitors to flock to this area every year during the holidays to see the town sparkle. From the iconic Highland Park Village to Beverly Drive mansions' festive decorations, the Highland Park Christmas Light is a unique experience.

- Vitruvian Lights: During the holidays, Addison's Vitruvian Park transforms into one of North Texas' most spectacular holiday destinations during Vitruvian Lights, an annual celebration in which 1.5 million sparkling LED lights are wrapped around more than 550 trees to create a blazing wonderland.

Whether you're planning a corporate holiday celebration, a night out with a group of friends, or a family gathering, this unique holiday experience is sure to spread holiday cheer ... hop on the warm bus and drive down Beverly's holiday displays, tour the Highland Park Village and visit the town's dazzling "Big Pecan Tree" on Armstrong Parkway. Join us for a jolly celebration of the best time of the year!

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10 must-do holiday light experiences around dallas.

Looking for the best spots to view Christmas lights or wanting to start a new family tradition?! We’ve rounded up 10 over-the-top light experiences for you to visit in DFW, featuring Dallas Zoo Lights Presented by Reliant Energy! Grab your Santa hat and camera, and get ready to get merry and bright!

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HOLIDAY LIGHT EXPERIENCES  

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Bundle up & get ready for one of our favorite traditions of the year! Dallas Zoo Lights presented by Reliant returns this year bigger and brighter than ever! The Dallas Zoo has transformed into a twinkling wonderland with over 2 million holiday lights! Immerse yourself in the magic of the season with spiked cocoa, Santa’s village, live music, light shows, and more at the Dallas Zoo!

Price:  Starting at $19 per adult; $15 per child

Date: November 17th to January 2nd

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Holiday at the Dallas Arboretum

One million lights, a 50-foot tree animated with over 42,000 lights, a Christmas village, holiday tea, and more!

Price: $20 per adult; $12 per child; $16 per senior

Date: November 10th to December 31st

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The Light Park

An exciting drive-through light show where you can eat, drink, and watch millions of Christmas lights, and listen to all of the festive music!

Price: Starting at $29

Date: November 16th to January 1st

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Walk a one-mile-long path with tunnels of light, a fire garden, singing trees, treetop sculptures, and artistic installations, while toasting marshmallows over a fire and drinking hot chocolate and other seasonal drinks at stations along the trail!

Price:  $18 per adult; $12 per child

Date: November 17th to January 1st

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Cowboys Christmas Extravaganza

Enjoy a 20-minute light show at The Star's 67-foot LED tree with appearances from Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders, performances, mascots, and a special appearance by Santa Claus!

Price: Free

Date: November 18th to December 16th

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Vitruvian Lights

Walk and wind through the 19-acre park where millions of lights are wrapped around more than 500 trees! Enjoy performances, food trucks, vendors, free photos with Santa, holiday characters, an elf balloon artist, live reindeer for fantastic holiday photos, and more!

Date: November 18th to January 1st

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Christmas in the Square

The largest choreographed holiday lights and music show in North Texas featuring over 180,000 lights, and 200 dancing snowflakes! Enjoy an outdoor ice skating rink, visits with Santa, horse carriage rides, and more!

Date: November 18th to January 8th

Prairie Lights

Prairie Lights will feature a holiday village, a magical walk-thru forest, carnival rides, photos with Santa, holiday shopping, and more!

Price:  Staring at $50

Date: November 23rd to December 31st

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Gift of Lights

A two-mile-long track at Texas Motor Speedway featuring more than three million lights and a pre-made holiday music playlist to accompany the light show!

Price: Starting at $35

Date: November 23rd to January 7th

Lights on the Farm

This family-friendly event features a quarter-mile trail through the historic Heritage Farmstead Museum, showcasing over 1.5 million lights and animated displays! Enjoy photo ops, hot chocolate, a visit with Santa, s'mores and so much more!

Price:  $12 per adult; $7 per child; $10 per senior and military

Date: November 24th to December 30th

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The Colony Christmas Spectacular

The Colony Christmas Spectacular light show is choreographed to music and can be seen every evening! Tune your radio to 99.9FM to enjoy the music!

Date: December 2nd to January 7th

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9 Best Holiday Light Displays in Dallas-Fort Worth

Everything's bigger and brighter in Texas when it comes to Christmas lights . Dallas-Fort Worth has several beautiful holiday displays, so grab a peppermint latte or some hot cocoa for the kids, load up the SUV, and enjoy the holiday events and lighting displays. Some displays offer refreshments, rides, and visits with Santa, while others go all out, even offering carriage rides.

Addison: Vitruvian Park Lights

Vitruvian Lights

Walk and wind through the 19-acre Vitruvian Park in Addison , where millions of sparkling LED lights are wrapped around more than 500 glittering trees to create this magical holiday wonderland. The lights are turned on November 25, 2022, and can be enjoyed all the way through January 1, 2023, every night from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Entrance to the park as well as parking are both free.

In addition to the lights, there are usually musical performances, gourmet food trucks, sweet treats, free photos with Santa, classic holiday characters, and an elf balloon artist.

Arlington: Interlochen Lights Display

One of the largest holiday light displays in North Texas comes to life when more than 200 Arlington neighbors dress up their homes and lawns with Christmas lights and an assortment of holiday-themed displays for the Interlochen Lights Display .

For the 2022 holiday season, you can drive through the illuminated neighborhood at no cost beginning December 16 until Christmas Day, from 6–11 p.m. each night. There is a route that all drivers must follow, with the only entrance at the intersection of West Randol Mill Road and Westwood Drive.

Arlington: Holiday in the Park at Six Flags Over Texas

Holiday in the Park celebrates the most wonderful time of the year at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington. The park sparkles with more than a million twinkling lights and hosts a variety of holiday shows. Enjoy toasty campfires, delicious hot cocoa, a huge tree, Santa Land, and Santa Claus. The celebration usually runs from Nov. 25, 2022, until Jan. 1, 2023, on select nights. Your general admission into the park includes access to all of the holiday activities.

Dallas: Highland Park

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It's obvious that many of the residents in Highland Park hire professionals to do their decorating, and that makes it one of the best neighborhoods for viewing elaborate holiday lights in Dallas. The lights are available from late November through the holidays, and while you can drive through them in your own vehicle, you can make the journey extra festive by booking a carriage ride. Brazos Carriages and White Haven Carriages both offer horse-drawn sleigh rides through the neighborhood for a truly memorable experience.

Frisco: Christmas in the Square

Frisco Square

Christmas in the Square is a light show featuring more than 180,000 lights choreographed to holiday music. Visitors can drive, stroll, or ride in a horse-drawn carriage past the shops, restaurants, and amazing holiday displays around the square.

The same snow machines used by Disney create a winter wonderland on the sidewalks of Frisco Square. There are "snow flurries" every 15 minutes on Fridays and Saturdays throughout Christmas in the Square—even if it's 75 degrees outside. The Christmas in the Square Light Show is open nightly during the festival, which runs from Nov. 19, 2022, until Jan. 3, 2023.

Fort Worth: Sundance Square Parade of Lights

Held each year in downtown Fort Worth, the Sundance Square Parade of Lights features more than 100 illuminated entries, cowboy Santas, marching bands, and antique cars. Street seats are available for a fee, but there are also plenty of free viewing areas available.

The parade is usually held just before Thanksgiving, on November 20, 2022. It starts at the intersection of Throckmorton and Weatherford Streets, proceeds south along Commerce Street, and ends on Third Street.

Fort Worth: Gift of Lights

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Gift of Lights at Texas Motor Speedway is a two-mile-long track featuring more than three million lights. Tickets start at $30 per carload and are available at the entrance or online. You only need one ticket per car, and your ticket is good for enjoying the display at any time you like. The website has a pre-made holiday music playlist so you can put on some seasonal tunes while driving through the lights for a full Christmas experience.

Grand Prairie: Prairie Lights

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Prairie Lights is a two-mile stretch of decorations and festive fun featuring more than four million lights, hundreds of displays, a Holiday Magic light show, walk-through lighted displays, pictures with Santa, seasonal food, and family fun.

Prairie Lights runs from Thanksgiving until New Year's Eve, and the cost starts at $50 per vehicle. To avoid long lines, check the park status before leaving, visit between Christmas and New Year's Eve, or consider purchasing a Fast Pass to guarantee entry and skip the line.

Plano: Deerfield

Take a drive through the festively illuminated Deerfield neighborhood. You can also make a reservation for a carriage ride , which begins in the Legacy Church parking lot at Legacy and Preston Meadow. Deerfield is located in Northwest Plano between Preston and Coit roads. There are several ways to enter the neighborhood, but the roads that enter from Legacy Avenue tend to have the longest lines.

The lights are on every night from December 1–30, 2022, from sunset to 10 p.m. on weekdays and until 11 p.m. on weekends.

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Dallas , a city renowned for its dynamic skyline, sweeping vistas, and quintessential Texas charm, transforms each holiday season. The streets and neighborhoods are adorned with mesmerizing arrays of lights and ornaments, bringing a festive aura that radiates from Highland Park Village to the historic Fair Park . Imagine a holiday season where this brilliance is not just an external spectacle but a luxurious experience you can touch, feel, and relish. DFW Limo Service incorporates the ethereal beauty of the Holiday Lights into an exclusive travel experience designed for discerning individuals. Our Dallas Holiday Lights Tour is not just another holiday activity but a curated, elevated adventure that places you and your loved ones in the center of Dallas’ winter magic while enveloped in unprecedented comfort and style.

Crafting an Unforgettable Experience

When discussing unforgettable experiences, we mean the term in its most comprehensive sense. Our fleet has been meticulously chosen to elevate every moment of your holiday lights tour. If you’re planning an intimate evening, consider the plush interiors and sophisticated ambiance of our Cadillac XTS or Mercedes-Benz S550. For larger gatherings, such as family outings or corporate events, the Mercedes Sprinter Van offers an expanse of luxurious space, ensuring that no one misses the festive celebration.

Professional Chauffeurs: Guiding You Through a Dallas Wonderland

Our chauffeurs stand as beacons of professionalism and skill, guiding you through the intricate fabric of Dallas’ neighborhoods, ensuring you do not miss out on any of the city’s iconic holiday light destinations, from the glowing pathways of Vitruvian Park to the festively adorned homes in Deerfield, Plano. Expert coordination is the hallmark of our service, offering you a smooth, worry-free journey that allows you to fully immerse yourself in the external splendor and the internal comforts of our luxury vehicles.

The Essence of Luxury: A Multi-Sensory Experience

Our services offer more than mere point-to-point transportation; they create a sensory-rich atmosphere where every detail is an act of celebration. Imagine cruising in our Cadillac Escalade, where the ambient lighting inside the vehicle harmoniously syncs with the glittering holiday lights of Dallas, crafting a space where the spirit of the season engulfs you warmly. The soft touch of premium leather, the musical background tunes from a state-of-the-art sound system, and a climate-controlled atmosphere culminate in a symphony of sensory experiences.

Secure Your Spot for a Transcendent Journey: Elevate Your Holiday Festivities in Dallas Like Never Before

As the holiday season approaches, the calendar fills up quickly with commitments and the to-do list grows ever longer. Yet, amidst the hustle of gift shopping and party planning, setting aside time for exceptional experiences that will become tomorrow’s cherished memories is crucial. With our Dallas Holiday Lights Tour , we offer a unique opportunity to pause, reflect, and revel in the joy of the season, all while ensconced in an environment defined by opulence and attentive service.

By choosing DFW Limo Service, you’re not just booking a ride; you’re commissioning a masterfully orchestrated event that embodies the spirit and magic of the Dallas holiday season. Allow us to relieve you of the logistical details, leaving you free to immerse yourself fully in the beauty and wonder that only Dallas can offer during these festive times. Don’t miss out on transforming an ordinary holiday into an extraordinary one; make your reservation today, and let us add a luxurious chapter to your holiday story.

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Dallas Holiday Light Displays

Bring out the family to enjoy some of Dallas' best holiday displays.

Nothing brings up feelings of nostalgia more than holiday lights. Growing up, my family piled into our forest green Suburban to gaze out the window almost every weekend in December – we couldn't get enough. My mom, our ringleader, was so eager to get in the spirit that our own tree usually went up early, on Halloween. I have fond memories of our time in the car looking at lights and it's a tradition I've kept up with my own family today. Here are a few of our favorite places in Dallas to take in the sparkle of the season.

Noteworthy Neighborhoods

From those family drives as a child to now, neighborhood lights remain my favorite. Even as residential displays become more elaborate, there's something to the charm of simple string lights hung with care (and perhaps a little frustration) by the homeowner.

Highland Park

One of the city's tiniest neighborhoods , Highland Park has everything from mansions decked out in professional exhibits to gingerbread-like houses you'll want to take a bite out of. Start at Armstrong Parkway and Preston Road and wind your way through a transfixing tour of lights. My son's favorite house has half a dozen giant jack-in-the-boxes with bobbing heads modeled after, what else, the homeowner's family members! Be sure to drive through Highland Park Village , a shopping center with trees wrapped trunk to tip.

Swiss Avenue

While my mother is putting up the tree on Halloween , East Dallas' Swiss Avenue is positively packed with little goblins parading up and down the street begging candy off the festive homeowners. It's so popular that Adele even went trick or treating there in 2016 disguised as Jim Carrey's character in "The Mask." For the winter holidays, Swiss Avenue offers a taste of true turn-of-the-century elegance a la "It's A Wonderful Life."

Kessler Park

South of Downtown lies the charming Kessler Park neighborhood in Oak Cliff. The lights are arranged annually by a group of volunteers; find five large, lit trees at the intersection of Colorado Boulevard and Lausanne Avenue and you know you're in the right spot. The Kessler Park neighborhood lights are even more beautiful backlit by the shimmering Dallas skyline.

Tall, Tall Trees

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Every good tour of lights includes a towering tree or two. At least once a year we'll hop out of the car for a look at the tree at the Galleria Dallas . At 95 feet, it has the distinction of being the world's tallest indoor Christmas tree. It's majestic from any angle, but even more so viewed while skating around on the mall's signature ice rink.

Klyde Warren Park

Downtown's Klyde Warren Park makes a statement with a brilliant tree adorned in multicolored lights and topped with a massive starburst. Oversized trees need oversized décor, and a few blocks south of the park the Omni Dallas Hotel features a display of several lacquered red ball ornaments. At 10 feet in diameter and 1,200 pounds apiece, they're placed on the hotel's lawn every year by a crane.

City Hall Plaza

Join the City of Dallas for the annual "Deck the Plaza City Hall Lights" event on December 1 from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Enjoy a full program with live entertainment on stage includes Dallas ISD’s Booker T Washington School for Performing and Visual Arts “Jazz Combo”, Molina High School Marching Band and live contemporary music band; Flame Foundation (flamenco dance); Navillera (Korean Dance); Grand Prairie Mariachi Azul; Devotio Moderna will play and sing Spanish language traditional holiday music and the Dallas Police Department choirs.

Families are invited to come and enjoy free fun activities including meeting Santa and Mrs. Claus, carriage rides, mini train rides, bounce houses, a City staff holiday tree decoration and exhibit, and much more! At 6:45 p.m. we flip the switch to lite the 50-foot-tall holiday tree for families to enjoy and take pictures.

Walk-Through Winter Wonderlands

Holiday at the arboretum.

In addition to thousands of twinkling lights in the trees, Holiday at the Arboretum presents the magnificent The 12 Days of Christmas outdoor exhibit. Twelve 25-foot Victorian-style gazebos depict scenes from the traditional carol, from Twelve Drummers Drumming to a Partridge in a Pear Tree. I guarantee you've never seen anything like it. You can't miss the 50-foot musical Christmas tree with more than 40,000 lights and the Christmas Village that features holiday performances by local musicians and artists. Other seasonal programming includes Santa visits and special treats. Reserve your tickets now for this prized Dallas tradition.

SNOWDAY Winter Pop-Up

A social media influencer's paradise, SNOWDAY's Wondrous Adventure at Galleria Dallas takes travelers through 11 holiday-themed rooms made to be unique photo backdrops. While not a traditional Christmas light display, you never know what you'll find around each corner at SNOWDAY.

Dallas Zoo Lights

Neighborhood lights will always have my heart, but my son loves the magic of massive, immersive lighting displays. After the animals head in for the evening, the Dallas Zoo transforms into a winter wonderland with over one million twinkling lights called Dallas Zoo Lights . Walk through realistic silk-covered lanterns in the shape of your favorite animals and enjoy a mesmerizing light show featuring over a million twinkling lights that adorn most of the zoo.

Drive Thru Experiences

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Gather some friends for one of Dallas by Chocolate's Christmas Lights tours through the Park Cities and Downtown Dallas this season. There are all ages and adult-only versions of the tour, during which you'll ride in a heated motorcoach and sample decadent desserts while gallivanting around town. Take in the holiday sights and tastes on the signature chocolate tour or a themed event, such as the "Tacos, Margaritas & Christmas Lights" tour.

Helicopter Christmas Light Tour

If you're looking for a more exhilarating experience, there is no better way to celebrate the holiday season in DFW than coming aboard their Turbine Polar Express! Explore miles of wonderful lights, decorations, massive Christmas trees, and exciting sights to behold from Santa’s very own altitude. Grab a friend and take flight now!

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Jingle All The Way On These Holiday Light Trolley Rides

Here’s how to get around while your sleigh is in the shop.

Does anyone else think that trolleys are a massively underrated form of transportation? Sure the trolley is not as efficient as a bus, nor as convenient as an Uber, but it’s got charm; during Christmastime, it’s also got a ton of cheer. If you couldn’t manage to book a ticket on the boozy Polar Express this year, you can find alternate transportation on one of the Holiday Lights Trolley Rides through Highland Park for one of the most magical rides in the city.

The most wonderful time of the year is upon us. Dallas, despite being firmly planted in the heart of the South, is looking a lot like the North Pole this year. With a 95-foot Christmas tree , larger-than-life holiday lights , interactive Christmas movies , and a real-life Polar Express . Yet, even more merry times await. From November 28 to December 23, you can take a trip through Highland Park in these dazzling Holiday Lights Trolley Rides.

“Experience the Holiday Lights Trolley Ride through Highland Park,” the company writes on their website. “Along the 1 hour ride, our festive Trolley’s let you enjoy magic of the holiday season.”

Passengers can purchase tickets for the joyful trolley ride for $20. Trolleys depart from Mockingbird Station, with surface and garage parking free of charge. The trolley takes you on a one-hour excursion through Highland Park, which will undoubtedly sparkle with myriad lighting displays.

In other X-mas news, this weekend coincides with the opening of Gaylord Texan’s massive I Love Christmas Movies pop-up, as well as the three dazzling drive-thru lighting spectacles opening in North Texas cities.

See also: A Seltzer Festival Is Teeing Off In Dallas This November At Irving Golf Club

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View all the lights and all the magic in our one hour Christmas Light Tour of Prairie Lights at the Lynn Creek Park on Joe pool lake. Experience the magic of the holidays with Dallas/Fort Worth’ most spectacular light displays at one of the most popular destinations, Prairie Lights. Over the next hour, our festive trolleys provide excellent views of over 4 millions lights in the Lynn Creek Park; the trolley will stop at the Holiday Village for 35-40 minutes for folks to take pictures. At Holiday Village you can take a stroll through the trees that will be lit up with tens of thousands of lights. Arranged in scenes depicting how the holiday season is celebrated around the world along. With an amazing walk-through tunnel of lights and an animated Christmas tree, this  attraction is sure to have everyone saying WOW! NO LONG wait times sitting in your car waiting just to get into the Prairie Lights at the Lynn Creek Park.. Tickets are available ONLY online. Limited tickets will be available on the day of the tour. Due to the popularity of this tour, advanced reservations are highly recommended. Private Rentals are also available. Please carpool if possible due to limited parking space.

Purchase Tickets: Adult = $30 Senior = $27 Child (3-12) = $25 Book Now:

Prairie Lights Trolley Tour 

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• No refunds will be given for unused tickets. Route stops, timing and pricing subject to change.
• Charges will appear as “IGPORT LIMOS LLC” on your credit card statement.

The Trolley bus will pickup at the CVS Store located at: 5195 Lake Ridge Pkwy, Grand Prairie, TX 75052. 

Please park your vehicle on the side of the store facing Camp Wisdom; the trolley will depart at the exact scheduled time. So please arrive at least 10 minutes early to allow time for loading.

Trolley Tours are available at Sunday thru Thursday at 6:00pm, 6:30pm, 7:45pm and 8 pm Trolley Tours are available at Friday and Saturday at 6:00pm, 6:30pm, 7:45 pm, 8:00 pm, 9:15 pm and 9:30pm on the following dates. November 28th - December 30th Book below: Prairie Lights Trolley Tour

• The trolley lights tour is a 1 hour, 15 minutes tour.
• Please arrive a few minutes before your scheduled time. The rides are 1 hour, 15 minutes long and there is 30-minutes between each Trolley ride. The trolley will leave at the exact scheduled time.
• The trolley bus runs twice on the following days: Sundays thru Thursdays. Three times on Fridays and Saturdays.
• The trolley will stop at the Holiday Village for 35-40 minutes for folks to take pictures. At the Holiday Village you can take a stroll through the trees that will be lit up with tens of thousands of lights. Arranged in scenes depicting how the holiday season is celebrated around the world along with a brand-new Gumdrop Alley, this new attraction is sure to have the kids saying WOW!
• Yes the trolleys cut through the longs.
• Please refer to our pricing tab for tour cost.
• CVS parking lot: 5195 Lake Ridge Pkwy, Grand Prairie, TX 75052
• Yes, but parking is limited. Please carpool as MUCH as possible.
• Yes you can. You are welcome to bring hot chocolate and snacks but please be courteous and do not leave behind spills and trash for the next passengers.
• No. All tickets confirmation has a name on it and has to be verified before passengers get onboard the trolley. 
• Do not buy tickets from anyone because each purchase has to be verified at check-in. 

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"Dashing through the lack of snow (because, Texas) in a one-or-two-horse open sleigh, through Dallas TX you go, laughing all the way..."

Can you imagine it it? With these carriage rides Dallas hase to offer you this week, you don't have to just imagine this magical tradition at all!

If it's Highland Park Christmas lights you want to see, or the Deerfield Christmas lights in Plano you're craving, we've got you covered with these carriage rides. They're pulled by one or two beautiful horses, complete with jingling bells and comfortable plushy seats.

These are the best carriage rides Dallas and North Texas are offering to make a new, extra-special Christmas memory with your loved ones.

Carriage Rides Dallas: Brazos Carriage

(817) 723-2322 | www.brazoscarriage.com/christmas

Brazos Carriage exclusively provides Christmas lights tours through the exquisite neighborhoods of Highland Park. For COVID-19 safety reasons you need to bring your own blankets.

All rides need to be booked online , and must be paid for in full in advance.

Need to know:

• The pick up location is the Transwestern Building, 3811 Turtle Creek Blvd., Dallas. Park in the parking garage in the visitors area.
• The carriages hold 4-6 adults ($194.25 to reserve), and the 10 passenger carriage holds 8-10 adults ($315 to reserve). There are no exceptions with the seating limits, so choose your option carefully depending on your party size!
• Arrive a few minutes before your scheduled time. The rides are 1 hour long - there is a 15 minute break between each for the horses to get a drink and catch a breather.

Carriage Rides Dallas: Whitehaven

(940) 597-3057 | highlandparkcarriagetours.com/christmas-tours

These classy carriages from Whitehaven are for an oh-so special occasion! Whether it's to spruce up your family tradition this year, to follow a romantic dinner date, or even to pop the question (Whitehaven has specific routes in mind for proposals!) these limo and vis-a-vis carriages will make for a magical experience.

Book online, or get a gift card!

• The pick up location is at 4200 Oak Lawn Ave., Dallas. Check in at the breezeway, between Merit Coffee and Jos. A Banks.
• The Elegant Limo Carriage with all-around seating is the most popular VIP carriage, seating up to 12 adults and 2 lap children ($315-625) The Classic Luxury Limo Carriages seat 9 adults and 2 lap children ($255-$500) or 6 adults and 2 lap children ($235-$485), and the Vis-A-Vis Carriage seats up to 6 adults and one lap child ($225-$465).
• Be aware that there are no refunds issued within 20 days of a scheduled ride. They will work with you if you are needing to cancel last-minute due to illness.
• Bring your own blankets, snacks, drinks with lids, and holiday spirit for these 50-60 minute rides!

Carriage Rides Dallas: Northstar Carriage

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Northstar Carriage services not only Highland Park, but also Deerfield in Plano! This is the premier choice for folks who aren't quite feeling up to traversing Dallas for Highland Park. Deerfield is just as incredible, in our humble opinions over here at Local Profile.

Read more about carriages in Deerfield and how the Deerfield tradition began, how it endures to this day and more tips to make the most out of the Deerfield experience .

Reserve online while you can!

• The Princess Carriage ($195) is a beautiful white Cinderella-style carriage, perfect for a true “Cinderella Experience” The Original Party Wagon ($210) seats 8-10 passengers, and is pulled by a large draft horse. The Parade Wagon ($310) is the biggest wagon, seating 18-20 passengers. A great option for accommodating multiple families or corporate parties!
• The carriages leave from Citizens Church at 4501 Legacy Dr., Plano.
• Rides are 50-55 min long which allows the horses to rest/water in between.  This also allows for pictures at the beginning and the end of the ride if you so choose.
• They do take walk ups, if you happen to be walking through the neighborhood and are lucky! But don't count on this: they are subject to availability and most rides are by reservation. Seldom is a walk up available early in the evening.

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Where to see the most spectacular christmas lights in dallas-fort worth for 2023.

The Vitruvian Lights will brighten Addison beginning November 18.

Dallas-Fort Worth has been decking the halls since before Halloween, and places around town are now flipping the switch on their dazzling holiday displays.

Here's our guide to the biggest, brightest, most spectacular Christmas light displays in the area for 2023, listed by attraction type and start date (yep, some start already the first weekend of November). Bookmark and check back often because the list will grow and grow the holidays approach.

Make plans now to pour some hot chocolate, load the family into the car, turn on festive tunes, and revel in these illuminated wonderlands.

Drive-thru displays

The Light Park, Frisco and Arlington , November 3-January 1 The Light Park is a mile-long, drive-thru spectacular that takes guests through millions of lights – including “the longest light tunnel in the world” - synchronized to a music mis by DJ Polar Ice. For the first time it’s in two DFW locations: the parking lot of Hurricane Harbor waterpark in Arlington and the parking lot of Riders Field in Frisco. 5:30-10 pm (weekdays), and 5:30-11 (weekends and Christmas week). Priced per vehicle starting at $29. More information here .

Sugar Lane Lights , Haslet, November 10-December 31 Returning for its second year, this drive-thru display features 1,200 props, including a 50-foot tall Christmas tree decorated with 90,000 lights, a 25-foot tall gingerbread house, and a 16-foot tall snowflake. Guests can also purchase battery-charged LED bracelets that are synced to the show’s music. 12452 Willow Springs Rd, Haslet. Open 5:30-10 pm Sunday-Thursday and 5:30-11 pm Friday-Saturday. Tickets start at $39 per vehicle, available online .

Santa’s Country Christmas , Seagoville, November 11-January 1 (Cars with veterans get in free on Veterans Day, November 11) Now in its sixth year, Santa's Country Christmas drive-thru lights experience is located on Hwy. 175 in Seagoville, 20 minutes from downtown Dallas. The two-mile park includes lights, animals, and music, plus a Christmas Village. Admission is $30 per vehicle, purchased at the door. Open 6-10 pm nightly. For more information, visit their Facebook page.

Radiance at the Ranch , Weatherford, November 17-December 30 The four-year-old drive-thru event at the Parker County Sheriff's Posse is a "cavalcade" of 2 million sparkling lights and lanterns animated to favorite holiday tunes across a two-mile path. Actual address is 2251 Mineral Wells Hwy., Weatherford. Hours are 6-9 pm Sunday-Thursday, 6-10 pm Friday-Saturday. Tickets: $25.99-$30.99 per vehicle.

Prairie Lights , Grand Prairie, November 23-December 31 (Sneak peek run/walk-through events: November 18-19) At the famed Prairie Lights at Lynn Creek Park in Grand Prairie, visitors drive through a dazzling 4 million lights set along two miles of path. Hundreds of displays in shapes of all kinds line and arch over the roads. Concessions and photos with Santa are offered in the Holiday Village at the halfway point. The second half of the drive ends with an always-popular light tunnel. Address is 5610 Lake Ridge Pkwy., Grand Prairie. Openly nightly at 6 pm. Admission starts at $50 per car, more information and tickets here .

ChristmasTime in Texas , Joshua, November 23-December 31 (Sneak peek walk-through event: November 18) This three-year-old drive-thru Christmas light park is filled with hundreds of displays spread out across a winding road a mile-and-a-half long. A tent event includes Santa, vendors, concessions, and more. Open nightly, 6-10 pm. The park's address is 5801 County Road 904 Z, Joshua (near County Road 904 & Chisholm Trail Parkway). Admission starts at $35 per vehicle. For more information, visit the website .

Gift of Lights at Texas Motor Speedway , F ort Worth, November 23-January 7 Texas Motor Speedway opens its gates to the public for the annual drive-thru holiday lighting spectacular around the track. The experience will include over two miles of light displays, with almost 3 million lights, while visitors stay in their warm cars. Note that there is no Santa’s Village or radio synchronization; guests are encouraged to tune in to their favorite holiday music. 3545 Lone Star Circle, Fort Worth. Hours: 6-9 pm Sunday-Thursday, 6-10 pm Friday-Saturday.) Tickets start at $35 per vehicle. Check the website for tickets and special themed nights, such as Pajama Night (November 27) and Pet Night (November 29).

Immersive experiences and attractions

Holiday at the Arboretum , November 9-January 5 In addition to the Dallas Arboretum’s beloved "12 Days of Christmas" Gazebos, one of the highlights of its magical holiday wonderland is the Dazzling Musical Tree, a 50-foot-tall tree animated with more than 42,000 lights and merry tunes. Guests can also visit the twinkling European-style Christmas Village and its 23-foot Marilyn and Ben Weber Family Christmas Pyramid, decorated with lighting and character movement on every level, and more. Special holiday nighttime hours, 6-9 pm daily. Tickets, $13-$35, are here .

Christmas at Gaylord Texan , November 10-December 31 The Gaylord gussies up with a Texas-sized holiday extravaganza that includes a sparkling array of larger- than-life holiday décor and state-of-the-art light element, snow tubing down frozen slides, a Cirque holiday show, and more. The Grapevine resort’s signature ICE! Experience will feature 2 million pounds of ice carved into How the Grinch Stole Christmas-themed sculptures (adults $28.99; kids, $19.99). For a complete rundown of events, scheduling, tickets, and more, visit the website .

Dallas Zoo Lights , November 17-January 2 Highlights of this walk-through experience include more than 2 million lights across most of the zoo; larger-than-life animal lanterns, elaborate displays, and lighted photo opps; visits to Santa’s Workshop; concessions; musical performances, and more. Open on select nights, 5:30-10 pm. Tickets run $15-$22, with discounts for zoo members; more information and tickets here .

Galleria Dallas , November 17-January 7 The Galleria's 95-foot tree in the middle of the ice rink is getting a makeover this year that will include new branches, LED lighting, and the ability to play animated light shows. The Galleria's popular Santaland and Snowday immersive experience arrive November 17. (For the first time this year, it'll actually snow.) As usual, holiday festivities will really rev up on at 12 pm Black Friday (November 24) with the Grand Tree Lighting Celebration on the ice rink, featuring Olympic figure skaters and a fireworks finale starring Missile Toes, the famed ice-skating Santa. (The celebration will repeat at 12 pm November 25.) Hanukkah will be celebrated on its first night, December 7, with a Menorah lighting led by Rabbi Andrew Paley from Temple Shalom.

Lightscape , Fort Worth Botanic Garden, November 17-January 1 Returning for its second year , Lightscape illuminates the Fort Worth Botanic Garden with newly reimagined light displays and installations along an immersive, mile-long walking path. A new Christmas Village will feature s'mores roasting, cocoa, music, and photos with Santa. Open nightly at 5:30, with last entry at 8:30 pm. Timed tickets, $15-$28, $20 on-site parking passes, and new "anytime access" passes ($50) are available here . Read more about what to expect at Lightscape 2023 here .

Cowboys Christmas Extravaganza at The Star , Frisco, November 17-December 16 Christmas at The Star includes Cowboys Christmas Extravaganza powered by Reliant, a must-see 20-minute show that electrifies The Star with light shows synchronized to music and pyrotechnics, and much more, on Tostitos Championship Plaza. Kicking off with the lighting of The Star’s 67-foot Christmas tree by a Dallas Cowboys alumni, Cowboys Christmas Extravaganza then leads into a holiday performance showcasing the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. Admission is free. Find the schedule and more here .

Six Flags Holiday in the Park , Arlington, November 19-December 31 Six Flags Over Texas will transform once again into a winter wonderland featuring more than 2 million twinkling lights, festive shows, Santa’s Village, the Holly Jolly parade, a light show area, concessions, and much more. For ticket pricing and schedule, visit the event website .

Whistle Stop Christmas , Hulen Park, Cleburne, November 20-January 1 Lights illuminate Cleburne in this annual display, but the brightest of all are in Hulen Park. Millions of twinkling lights make the park sparkle. Visitors can take children's train rides in the park and take a driving tour of various decorated homes throughout Cleburne; lights come on every evening at 6 pm, weather permitting. For more information about the lights and events, visit the website .

Daystar Christmas , Daystar Television Network, Bedford, November 23-December 31 Daystar Christmas features over 2 million lights in interactive displays, a life-sized Nativity, kid-friendly Christmas Town, Christmas light maze, and more. Guests are welcome to get out, explore, take photos with Santa, and eat — Daystar’s Scratch Café will be serving holiday treats on certain days throughout the season. The whole event is free and runs 6-11 pm nightly; for schedule and more information, visit the website .

Lights on the Farm at Heritage Farmstead Museum , Plano, November 24-December 30 Heritage Farmstead Museum in Plano dazzles with with more than one million twinkling holiday lights and animated yuletide displays. Visitors can walk a quarter-mile trail through the historic property showcasing holiday light creations. There 's also a 20-foot Christmas tree, tastytreats, and visits with Santa. Tickets are $7-$15 and more information is here .

Commercial displays and districts

Vitruvian Lights , November 18-January 1 Addison's Vitruvian Park transforms (a week earlier than usual this year) into one of North Texas' most spectacular holiday destinations during Vitruvian Lights, an annual celebration in which 1.5 million sparkling LED lights are wrapped around 555 trees to create a blazing wonderland. A free special kickoff event, with Santa and the Dallas men’s choir Vocal Majority, will take place 6-10 pm November 18. Then the lights will remain on every evening through New Year's Day, 5-11 pm, and it's free to view. The park is at 3966 Vitruvian Way, Addison, west of Midway at Spring Valley.

Christmas in the Square , Frisco, November 18-January 9 Christmas in the Square, one of the largest free choreographed lights and music displays in North Texas, features nightly shows of more than 175,000 lights and festive music nightly, 6-10 pm. The event also features Skate the Square, an outdoor ice-skating rink, as well as a Christmas tree lot. The light show is free to attend.

CityLine Lights, Richardson , November 20-January 5 CityLine Lights at CityLine Plaza in Richardson is aglow with more than half a million lights, including moving icicle-style lights in the trees, overhead lights draped on the plaza lawn, and a lit-up 18-foot Christmas tree. Find it at 1150 State St., Richardson. It's lit up daily and free to take in.

Historic Main Street, Grapevine , November 20-January 7 The Christmas Capital of Texas' historic downtown area will be shining bright with thousands of lights and holiday events. It all kicks off with the 35th annual Carol of Lights and street lighting at 6:30 pm November 20. Then comes the Parade of Lights on December 7. In a little holiday lights twist, there's even a Merry & Bright Christmas Drone Show (December 2, 9, and 16). For a self-guided lights tour, start at Grapevine City Hall, 200 S Main St., Grapevine, park, and go from there. And don't miss the Peace Plaza Ice Rink , opening November 20. Consult a complete schedule on the website .

Fort Worth Stockyards , November 20-January 7 The Fort Worth Stockyards rides in with a whole host of holiday events. The historic district will light up with holiday spirit, beginning with a special tree lighting celebration with Santa at 6 pm November 24. The annual Christmas in the Stockyards Celebration will take place December 3. Returning for its second year: Stockyards Rodeo Rink , a professional ice skating rink, open to the public November 20-January 7.

The Modern Lights , Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, November 24-February 4 The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth dresses up for the holiday season by illuminating the trees around their campus with twinkling lights. Passersby can experience a stunning display, and guests can also visit the museum galleries for free until 8 pm on Fridays. A special Dinner with the Modern Lights takes place each Friday, and First Friday at the Modern events are held every first Friday of the month.

Omni PGA Resort , Frisco, December 1-January 1 The luxe 660-acre development in Frisco is debuting its holiday wonderland this year. The resort will be decorated with miles of garland and lights, and 35 different lit-up trees across the property and inside the resort. The most magical of these, they say, will be a 35-foot tree in the Monument Realty PGA District, featuring a custom animated light display set to classic holiday music. An event and hotel package called "Home on the Range for the Holidays" includes live reindeer, festive holiday characters, a photo opportunity with a real longhorn, trips on the Fields Ranch Holiday Express train, and more. A tree lighting starring Dude Perfect will kick off the season December 1. For more information, visit the resort website .

Christmas at Campo Verde Mexican Restaurant , Arlington, ongoing through January 2024 It's rare for a restaurant to make a "best Christmas lights" list, but this spectacle deserves a listing. Enter for the Tex-Mex food (don't miss the white queso dip), stay for the 120,000 lights, 3,000 yards of colorful garland, 50 Santa Clause figures, 30 Christmas trees, and two model trains that chug around the restaurant. Just be prepared for a wait of two hours or more at peak times. Find it at 2918 W Pioneer Pkwy. Arlington.

Parades and special events

GM Financial Parade of Lights , downtown Fort Worth, November 19 The 2023 GM Financial Parade of Lights will bring more than 100 illuminated floats, thousands of sparkling lights, festive performers, holiday decor, and live music - along with Santa and Mrs. Claus - to downtown Fort Worth. The parade kicks off at 6 pm with TCU head football coach Sonny Dykes as grand marshal. Arrive early for the best viewing spots along the 1.59-mile route (transportation tip: take advantage of Trinity Metro's free rides this month). More information is here .

SMU Celebration of Lights , SMU campus, Dallas, November 27 The cherished university event on the Dallas Hall Lawn includes food, live reindeer, musical performances by SMU students, a caricature artist, and the reading of the Christmas story by SMU president R. Gerald Turner from his family Bible. The highlight of the evening, of course, is the lighting of the Christmas tree and other holiday lights that will dazzle on campus through the holiday season. The free event is open to the public, 7-10 pm.

TCU Tree Lighting , TCU campus, Fort Worth, November 28 The lighting of TCU’s 50-foot tall Christmas tree will take place 6:30-8:30 pm in the TCU Commons. The evening will include refreshments, SuperFrog Santa, fireworks, and concert performances. The free event is open to the public (note there's a clear bag policy). For a map, parking information, and more, visit the website .

Reliant Lights Your Holidays , Dallas Arts District, December 2 Reliant Lights Your Holidays 2023 will feature the lighting of hundreds of thousands of dazzling LED lights around the AT&T Performing Arts Center (which will stay on through the holiday season), plus live performances by The Poylphonic Spree, a holiday drone show, the chance to play in real snow, photos with Santa, and more. The free event runs 5:30-8:30 pm at Sammons Park; register here .

Candlelight Christmas in Ryan Place , Fort Worth, December 2-3 The gorgeous historic homes in Ryan Place , a grand Fort Worth neighborhood, get illuminated in spectacular fashion all season, as do the long walks that lead up to them. The beloved annual Candlelight Christmas in Ryan Place home tour takes place December 2-3, but these stately homes will stay illuminated through the holidays. Tickets to the home tour are $25-$30.

Denton Holiday Lighting Festival , downtown Denton, December 2 The 35th annual event not only lights up the trees of Denton's Courthouse-on-the-Square lawn but makes a full night of it, with live music and dance performances, refreshments, arts & crafts, horse-drawn carriage rides, visits with Santa, and a toy drive for deserving families. The free event runs 3-9 pm around the Denton Courthouse; more info here .

Christmas Lights Celebration and Shopping Stroll, Highland Park Village , December 6 The luxury shopping center is famous for its 1.5 million twinkling holiday lights, and even offers carriage rides to take them all in. Their special Shopping Stroll event allows guests to sip, shop, and stroll while enjoying store promotions, shopping offers, and supporting local charities. Santa and Mrs. Claus will be there for photos, there'll be live performances, kid-friendly activities, and more, 4-7 pm.

Fort Worth Community Christmas Tree Lighting in Sundance Square , December 6 The lighting of the 77th annual Fort Worth Community Christmas Tree in Sundance Square Plaza will take place at 6:30 pm. Touted as the tallest live Christmas tree in Texas, the 2023 tree will be an 80-foot Norway Spruce from Northern Michigan. The celebration will include a musical concert by singer Marie Osmond, who will be joined by Fort Worth mayor Mattie Parker and other city leaders for a countdown and tree lighting. Free. The lights will stay on through the holidays.

Arlington Holiday Lights Parade , downtown Arlington, December 9 Parade-watchers can gather in the downtown/university district to watch brightly lit floats parade down the street, then stay for the official Christmas tree lighting. Don't miss pics with Santa both before the parade and after the tree lighting. The free, family-friendly event starts with entertainment at 3 pm, and the parade begins at 6 pm. Find the route and more information are here .

Fairmount Festivus Holiday Light Tour, Fort Worth , December 9 Homes in the historic Fairmount neighborhood of Fort Worth show off their holiday creativity in this decade-old tradition. In partnership with One Safe Place , attendees are asked to bring a nominal donation or an unwrapped toy and, in exchange, will get the Festivus map to guide them through a night of merriment. The family-friendly event is free and runs 6-9 pm, beginning 1100 Hemphill St.

Holidays at the Heard , McKinney, December 10 & 12-16 Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary presents Holidays at the Heard, at which holiday lights and décor accentuate a half-mile Heard nature trail, 5-9 pm. In keeping with the Heard’s role as a nature preserve, this light display is designed to enhance, rather than overpower, the sanctuary’s natural beauty. Live, festive music will be presented in the Heard outdoor amphitheater. Admission is $9-$12; free for children 2 and under.

Old City Park presents 51st Candlelight Celebration , December 16-17 At the 51st Candlelight Celebration, the longest-running holiday celebration in Texas, guests can visit Old City Park to take in the 13 acres of decorated buildings along with local craft vendors, strolling carolers, food trucks, and a whimsical candlelit park in the evening. The event takes place on both Saturday and Sunday, starting at 3 pm. It kicks off with a special "Cocktails by Candlelight" event at 6 pm December 15.

Residential homes and neighborhoods

Burkman Holiday Home of Frisco , December 1-25 Two years after their appearance on ABC’s The Great Christmas Family Light Fight , the most famous "Christmas light family" in DFW will be lighting up its over-the-top display of 98,000+ lights. New features for 2023 include more motion/action village pieces, new-and-improved selfie stations, "Sampa's Light Factory," a nightly dance party with a hip-swinging Santa and live dance cam, and more. This year, they're collecting charitable donations for The LiyanaStrong Foundation and for a family friend suffering from a traumatic brain injury. Hours: 5:30-6:30 Superhero Hour (lights will be on at dusk for sensory sensitive individuals) and 6:30-10 for all other visitors, weather permitting. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays until December 18, then open daily until Christmas. The home is at 3809 Hazelhurst Dr., Frisco, on the Frisco/Little Elm border. Follow their Facebook page for updates.

A Junkyard Christmas, Dallas, weekends through the December This TikTok-popular home is family-friendly and pet-friendly. The mini holiday amusement park includes not only festive lights, trees, and decor but activities such as writing letters to Santa, painting ornaments, riding a train, and photos with Santa and the Grinch. Admission is $10 for kids and $20 for adults. Open 5-10 pm Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays in December at 2700 Sylvan Ave., Dallas.

Ward Family Lights , Keller, through the holidays Maybe you heard ? Preston and Tara Ward won ABC's Great Christmas Light Fight on Sunday, December 3 using something the reality TV competition had never seen before - drones. They'll present their epic "seen on TV" drone show to the public for three nights, December 8-10, at 7 pm and 8:30 pm. The free, family-friendly show will take place at their home, 1729 Sawtooth Oak Trail, Keller (76248), with parking available at Northwood Church. The Wards also run an animated light show at their home, 5:30-11:30 pm nightly. (Out of courtesy for the neighbors, they do not fly the drones each night - just on special occasions.) Follow Preston Ward on social media for more information and updates.

Deerfield Holiday Lights , Plano, December 1-30 The Deerfield neighborhood of northwest Plano hosts a top-rated winter wonderland you can walk or drive through. You can even book carriage rides in advance to see dancing Santas, millions of twinkling lights, and larger-than-life displays. Deerfield subdivision is located between Preston Road and Coit Road. Check the website for maps and important information about traffic flow and parking. The free event runs 7 pm-10 pm on weekdays and 7 pm-11 pm on weekends.

Interlochen Lights , Arlington, December 15-25 The Interlochen neighborhood annually presents Interlochen Lights during the holiday season. Hailed as one of the best neighborhood light shows in Texas, the event allows guests to drive through the neighborhood and pick out favorite displays while they tune into holiday music on radio stations 102.1 FM or 98.7 FM. This is one of the busiest spots in Dallas-Fort Worth during the holiday season, and it's free. The route map is here . This year, the lights will be on from 6-11 pm December 15-25. Watch for updates on their website and Facebook page.

Regents Park Luminary Event , McKinney, December 16-17 This Stonebridge Ranch neighborhood takes advantage of its layout to host a magical event every year. Residents hand fold over 2,500 paper bags each year and line the streets and central park area with luminaries for families to enjoy. Grab a cup of hot chocolate or apple cider and drive or walk through streets lined with traditional luminaries and enjoy the Christmas lights that adorn these Craftsman-style homes. Rumor has it that a certain special guest in his red suit even loves this event so much that he makes a special trip just to enjoy it himself. For updates, follow the Facebook page (highly recommended as this is a weather dependent event). Runs December 16-17.

Wisdom Way Lights , Haltom City, through January 1 The Gonzalez family's choreographed light show first went viral for a "Selena" theme; this year it's getting attention for its tribute to the Texas Rangers' World Series win . The choreographed show includes broadcast game highlights and more, and runs nightly until December 1. Then a "Super Mario Bros." show and two traditional Christmas themes will play through January 1. Visitors can view the shows from from their cars and listen on radio channel 89.7 FM. Wisdom Way Lights runs nightly from 6-11 pm. Find it at 4521 Wisdom Way, Haltom City, and follow Wisdom Way Lights on Facebook and YouTube for updates.

Diamond Loch , North Richland Hills, through December 31 This North Richland Hills neighborhood has dressed up for the holidays for decades. Drive through the cul-de-sac slowly to check out adjacent houses that join forces to present a massive computerized show. The rest of the street decorates nicely to make an enchanted "Whoville" Christmas experience known as #NRHGrinchLights. They grow the show every year, and The Grinch himself may actually pop in occasionally; follow their Facebook page to keep up. It's open daily, 5:30-11 pm. To find it, navigate to the address 6217 Windsor Ct., NRH, 76180. (Enter Diamond Loch from Glenview Drive. On busy weekends, traffic must enter going eastbound on Glenview. Turn east off of Hwy 377/Denton Highway onto Glenview Drive, then, in about 1/2 mile, turn right into Diamond Loch.)

The Browne Family Holiday Light Show , Parker, through January 5 This family has a tradition of turning their Dublin Park Estates home into a destination. The Browne Family Holiday Light Show is a full light show synchronized with music taking place throughout the Christmas season. While the show is free, it is an official drop-off point for Toys For Tots; visitors are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to donate. The show runs from "dark" to 9 pm Sundays through Thursdays, and "dark" to 10 pm on Fridays and Saturdays, at 2701 Dublin Park Dr. (in Dublin Park Estates), Parker.

Glenbrook Christmas , Bedford, through December 31 The Bedford neighborhood lights up nightly to tell the story of “The Night Before Christmas - In Texas That Is” - along with other festive displays. The entrance to Glenbrook is on Brookside Drive located between Cummings and Forest Ridge. The displays will be on daily, 6-10 pm. Follow the Facebook page for updates .

Lights on Oak Bluff , Sachse, through December 31 This fantastic lights display consistently wins awards from the City of Sachse and the neighborhood HOA. Expect 14,000 individually computer-controlled lights, a 13-foot Megatree, Singing Faces, snowflakes, yard decorations, and synchronization to music, on 92.9 FM. The show runs 6-10 pm nightly (weather permitting), at 4310 Oak Bluff Ln., (in the Woodbridge subdivision) Sachse, 75048. Follow their Facebook page for updates.

Miracle on 134th Street , Celina , through December 23 A Celina family has turned their ginormous property into a holiday amusement park, complete with 2 million lights, a train, carousel ride, Santa's workshop, Sugar Plum Fairy Island, and so so so much more. The Christmas adventure park is a ticketed experience, $25.99 for adults; $19.99 for kids 3-12, with season passes available and free on-site parking. It runs 5:30-9 pm through December 23. Find it at 10455 County Road 133, Celina, 75009. Follow their Facebook page for updates on special photo ops and more.

Kulesz Light Display , Dalworthington Gardens Homeowner Dave Kulesz started a neighborhood tradition when he lit up his property with hundreds of thousands of twinkling lights. Surrounding homes got into the fun and now attract visitors from miles around. Kulesz uses the exposure to raise awareness of Alzheimer's disease, to which he lost his mother. A sign in his front yard encourages people to make gifts to the Alzheimer's Association . See the lights every night from 5:45-11 pm. Find it on Rushing Meadow Court in Dalworthington Gardens.

'Movie House,' Allen This Allen family home has a fun theme: favorite holiday movies. Thousands of lights and props are set to a choreographed show, complete with music and movie quotes from classic characters like Clark, Buddy, Ralphie and more. About 30 films are represented. You'll find it at 1600 Wagon Wheel Dr., Allen. The show runs nightly. Preview it here .

Light Show, Rockwall This home in The Shores neighborhood of north Rockwall annually puts on a show of twinkling trees and lighted animations that "dance" to music. Visitors can tune their car radios to 87.9 FM to hear the music. Find the home at 1050 Ridge Road West, Rockwall (in The Shores, north of SH66, off SH205). It's up and running nightly, 5:30-10:30 pm, through the holidays.

‘Stay in the Light’ display at Hughes Home, Rockwall Homeowners Brenda and David Hughes have strung 60,000 lights outside their home in a festive display. They call it "Stay in the Light" in memory of their son, Nathaniel, who suffered from depression and passed away in 2019 at the age of 29. The couple is accepting donations for Meals on Wheels Senior Services of Rockwall County via a donation box in front of their home, 1655 Plummer Dr., Rockwall, in The Shores neighborhood.

Marlowe Home, Plano The Marlowe family, who put up an award-winning display for more than 25 years in Lewisville, has moved to Plano and brought the lights with them. Some 85,000 Christmas lights - spanning trees and figures like elves and gingerbread people - are synched to music that visitors can hear on 89.9FM in their cars. The show runs nightly, 6-11 pm. Find the house at 1000 Clinton Dr., Plano.

Curry Christmas Chaos , North Richland Hills Three houses annually collaborate to present a light show synchronized to music that's anything but "chaos." From start to finish, it's typically over an hour long, and features a mix of pixels and standard LED lights "dancing" to music. Visitors can tune in to 89.9 FM to listen as lots of Christmas trees light up on the lawn. The show runs every night (unless Mother Nature decides differently), 6-11 pm. Find it at 3506 Reeves St., NRH. Follow the Facebook page for more information and updates.

Tell Family Lights , far north Fort Worth, through December 31 The family in this home near Keller Central High School also operates the popular Sugar Lane Lights in Haslet, now it its second year . But their own residential display is still going strong, bigger and better than ever this year, they say. Find the home at 5016 Keating St., Fort Worth, 76244. The choreographed light show is on 6-10 pm daily. From their car, visitors can scan a QR code or visit the website to vote on songs to play. (Make sure to not block anyone’s driveway and be careful driving down the street, they advise.) Follow their website or Facebook page for more information and updates.

Black Family Lights, Keller , through December 31 A computer-controlled Christmas light show syncs to music. The family uses about 45,000 channels of control to make over 1 million possible colors, coordinated to music on 89.5 FM. This year they're turning the animated show into a fundraiser for Love Without Boundaries . Showtimes are 6-10 pm nightly. Find it in the Heritage subdivision, at 8944 Manana St. Keller, 76244 .

Laazy H Ranch, Sanger, through January 2 A family ranch has transformed into a mind-boggling, two-acre, drive-by lights display that gets bigger and brighter every year. The lights are on from dusk to 11 pm nightly. It's free to visit. Find it at 9719 Bernard Rd., Sanger.

Santa House, University Park Once hailed "the single best Christmas light display in Dallas," this perennial favorite fills the front lawn with hundreds of lighted blow-mold decorations that homeowner Wayne Smith has amassed over the years. But look up — way up to the roof — and you'll find his distinctly "Dallas" touch: the head of the State Fair's very first Big Tex, restored to his original form as St. Nick in 1949 and donning a Santa hat. Find it nightly at 3629 Southwestern Blvd., Dallas.

The Park Cities The grand homes in the Park Cities neighborhoods of Dallas shine with beautiful light displays, many of which are professionally installed; pick just about any street where you see houses lit top to bottom in twinkling lights, and there are bound to be a dozen more. Be sure to check out Highland Park Village and its 1.5 million lights while you're in the area, and don't pass by SMU without driving down the campus' main drag, Bishop Boulevard, toward the fountain and back.

Kessler Park Historic Kessler Park goes all out, with lots of holiday lights on homes and trees against a backdrop of the Dallas skyline. The holiday decorations are coordinated on various traffic islands in the neighborhood each year. From downtown Dallas, go west on Interstate 30. Take the Sylvan exit, turn south on Sylvan, drive about a half a mile, and turn west on Colorado. You can't miss some of the most majestic oak trees in Dallas, shining bright for the holidays.

Elderoaks Lights, Oak Cliff A Dallas tradition over 30 years strong, Elderoaks sees 96 percent of the homes in the neighborhood participate in a dazzling display. Located along three streets just south of the old Oak Cliff Country Club (Elderoaks Lane, Elderleaf Drive, and Elderoaks Place), the neighborhood scenes celebrate Christmas with homemade decorations that span medieval times to present day. Don't miss the streaming show of Christmas carols. There's no fee to watch, and lights go on at dusk each night.

Ryan Place , Fort Worth The gorgeous historic homes in this grand Fort Worth neighborhood get illuminated in spectacular fashion, as do the long walks that lead up to them. The beloved annual Candlelight Christmas in Ryan Place home tour takes place December 2-3, but these stately homes will stay illuminated through the holidays.

Historic Fairmount , Fort Worth You can pick any night to drive around Fairmount and see historic bungalows lit festively for the season. But the best night of all is Festivus , the annual celebration and holiday lights tour. It takes place 6-9 pm Saturday, December 9. Maps of participating homes will be handed out on arrival. Donations of $10 or a toy for One Safe Place are being requested. Watch the historic district's Facebook page for more information as plans develop.

Keller Keller Parks & Recreation has designed a driving or walking tour of its holiday yard decoration winners. The addresses are listed on their Facebook page , and a handy map of the route is here .

More reader-recommended homes:

• 6000 block of Deloache Ave., Dallas ( "Barbie house" lights show)
• 6300 Tuckers Pl., Rowlett (animated light show)
• 312 Shea Ln., Saginaw (Two walk-thru areas with over 75 inflatables and thousands of lights)
• Live Oak Creek neighborhood, Haywire Ranch Rd., Fort Worth (76108) off White Settlement Rd., west Fort Worth (many homes lit up brightly)
• 4341 Woodglen Dr., Grapevine (animated light show)
• 4113 Carnation Dr. Arlington (lights and inflatables)
• 3905 Drew Ln., Arlington (lights show)
• 5700 block of Montclair, Colleyville (big lights display including "fiery" red tree)
• 1068 James Ct, Allen (animated lights display)

This week's hot headlines

Closure of carte blanche leads this week's 5 most-read dallas stories.

Editor's note: A lot happened this week, so here's your chance to get caught up. Read on for the week's most popular headlines. Looking for the best things to do this weekend? Find that list here .

1. Award-winning Dallas restaurant-bakery on Greenville Ave has closed . One of Dallas' most acclaimed restaurants is closing: Carte Blanche , the fine-dining restaurant and bakery from husband-and-wife Casey and Amy LaRue, has closed. According to a note from the couple, they received an offer for the location and decided it was the wisest course to accept the offer and close up shop.

2. Dallas chef to open neighborhood bistro in former Boulevardier space . The Oak Cliff address that was home to favorite Dallas restaurant Boulevardier has a promising new tenant: Called Pillar, it's a new concept from chef Peja Krstic, and is expected to open at 408 N. Bishop Ave. #108 in the fall.

3. Official list of 4th of July events and fireworks around Dallas in 2024 . Whether it's Dallas proper or the surrounding suburbs, almost every city in the area will hold some kind of event in the days leading up to July 4 or on the day itself. Here is as close to a comprehensive list as there is on 4th of July-themed events happening in the Dallas area in 2024.

4. Dallas neighborhood restaurant Suze to close, new concept coming in . A longtime neighborhood restaurant adjacent to one of Dallas' richest neighborhoods is closing: Suze, the restaurant from chef Gilbert Garza located near Preston Hollow, will close on June 29 — but will be taken over by one of the hottest restaurateurs in town.

5. Carte Blanche chef team to open doughnut shop at Dallas' Trinity Groves . A loss for Dallas foodies has become a major win for doughnut fans with the soon-to-open La Rue Doughnuts, a doughnut shop opening in the former Cake Bar space at Trinity Groves.

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GIFT OF LIGHTS:  Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth, TX. 6-10pm, Nov 28 – Jan 5th.

ENTRY FEES : Limo’s $45.00, Party Buses: $55.00.

PRARIE LIGHTS: Joe Pool Lake in Grand Prairie, Texas. Nov 28 – Dec 31.

ENTRY FEES : Weekdays & Weekends: Limo’s $100, Party Buses: $100. FAST PASS (Recommended): $189

Highland Park: Neighborhood, Dallas, Texas.

Daystar: Bedford TX. Nov 28 – Jan 5.: FREE with nativity, a million Christmas lights, Christmas town, and more.

Vitruvian Lights: Addison, Texas. Nov 29th – Jan 1st. This is a walking tour with the vehicle parked.

Christmas in the Square: Frisco, Texas. Drive thru downtown FREE. NEW Winter Wonderland experience walk thru: ENTRY FEE: $10-$49.

Deerfield Holiday Lights: Neighborhood, Plano, Texas. (No 30 passenger Party Buses & No Escalade Limos)

Interlochen: Neighborhood,  Arlington, Texas. Starting December 13th to Dec 25th. (No 30 passenger Party Buses or Escalade Limos)

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A guide for seeing Christmas lights in Dallas

And stop at a few local eateries for snacks and treats along the way..

By Mary Grace Granados and Sarah Blaskovich

9:00 AM on Dec 5, 2020 CST

Make an event of looking at Christmas lights this year, even if you’re going to stay in your car most of the time. We’ve scouted out streets and houses in three Dallas neighborhoods, Lakewood, Swiss Avenue and Highland Park, to help you find the ones with the most displays or the most spectacular ones.

Along the way, grab dinner, bites to eat or desserts from local spots to add to the layer of fun (or just to satisfy your sweet tooth).

It’s probably a no-brainer, but we recommend listening to Christmas tunes along the way, too.

Here’s a list of a few streets that have an abundance of decorated houses.

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Lakewood and Swiss Avenue

Before you do any Christmas-light looking in East Dallas, stop for some sustenance. A good dinner spot is Flatbread Company, a pizza joint at the bottom of Lowest Greenville. It’s just a few minutes from your first twinkly lights on Swiss Avenue. Flatbread Company has a huge patio that makes it easy to socially distance from people outside of your household. It’s also a family-friendly spot, where the servers will toss your kid a ball of dough to play with while you wait for your pies.

Take Greenville Avenue, which turns into Munger Boulevard, until you reach Swiss Avenue. Take right on Swiss and go up the street, through the intersection at Collett Ave where you’ll see a house with large lit-up trees. When you reach the end of the street, turn around the median and drive down the other side of Swiss Avenue.

Make your way back down Swiss Avenue toward La Vista Drive. You’ll be able to see the lights on both sides of the streets, and a nativity scene closer to the end of the road.

Next, for your tour through Lakewood, your best bets for lights are Lakewood Boulevard, Lakeshore Drive, Westlake Drive and Meadow Lake Avenue at the heart of the neighborhood. Head north up Abrams Road and take a right on Lakewood Boulevard, your route is up to you, but be sure to take a look at the massive Christmas trees and presents near 6726 Lakewood Boulevard.

Westlake Drive has an abundance of lit-up homes, and on Meadow Lake Avenue you’ll spot some fun decorations like Santa and Buddy the Elf.

If you’re a fan of Clark Griswold, make sure to drive down Lakeshore Drive — the house is close to the intersection at Lakewood Boulevard.

To finish out your East Dallas tour, stop at Lakewood Growler to take some craft beers home, or go across the street to Hillside Tavern for a snack and a cocktail. Or, if you need a jolt of caffeine, drive through the White Rock Coffee at the northeast corner of Mockingbird and Abrams roads. Note that it closes at 7 p.m.

Highland Park

Here’s the thing about Christmas lights in Highland Park: You really can’t go wrong turning down any of the streets. The streets that bear the names of universities — Harvard, Princeton, Dartmouth — are all worth a look. On the other side of Preston Road, you’ll find great decorations on Arcady Avenue, Lorraine Avenue, Belclaire Avenue and so on all the way up to Highland Park Village.

You could spend hours driving around, but here are our suggestions: start with Highland Park Village’s iconic lit-up trees. If you can find a parking spot, take the kids into Bird Bakery for treats. The drive will be more fun if the kids have cupcakes!

The adults should stop into Merit Coffee Co. for lattes to-go.

Make your way down Beverly Drive for some of the best lights, and weave through the adjacent university streets, like Princeton and Harvard Avenues. Be sure to take a trip up Armstrong Parkway, and follow your fancy down any of the intersecting streets. They’re full of lights, you can’t go wrong.

For one last stop at the end of your drive, head north on Preston Road past Mockingbird and Lovers Lanes. At the 3600 block of Southwestern Boulevard, you’ll find one famous house that has more than 300 light-up Santas on display. You’ll know when it’s coming up, because traffic will slow to a crawl as passersby stop to get photos of the spectacle.

If your crew is hungry after all that driving, take Southwestern east of 75 and go south on Greenville Avenue. New barbecue joint Oak’d is serving some serious Central Texas ‘cue, with an impressive offering of house-made desserts to finish.

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