Pour some hot chocolate in a travel mug, download your favorite holiday tunes, and head out onto the roads.
Here is your list of Holiday Light Displays
Garden Glow
Through January 4th
4344 Shaw Boulevard, 63110
Celebrate the season with over dazzling lights, fun new experiences and traditional favorites!
Enjoy s’mores, festive drinks, and great photo opportunities that will delight crowds of all ages!From costumed carolers to horse drawn carriage rides, the Maplewood Christmas Tree Walk radiates holiday spirit that is reminiscent of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol!
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Festival of Lights
Through December 26th
Kiener Plaza
You can expect a whimsical lighting experience, a fabulous animated projection show, and, of course, the Salvation Army Tree of Lights, brought to you by our good friends at the Salvation Army.
Running on Friday and Saturday nights from November 20 through December 26 from 5:00 to 9:00 pm, this will be a self-directed experience where you will have ample opportunity to drive down, bundle up and enjoy the unique photo opportunities that only a festive holiday light show can provide.
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Winter Wonderland
Through December 26th
Tilles Park
Start a new holiday tradition or continue a favorite one at the 35th Annual Winter Wonderland in Tilles Park. The display is open November 20, 2020 through January 2, 2021 from 5:30-9:30 p.m. Winter Wonderland can be enjoyed by carriage or vehicle.
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Way of Lights
Through December 31st
442 S. DeMazenod Dr., Belleville, IL 62223
Wintertime sparkles at the Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows as the Annual Way of Lights Christmas display illuminates the grounds. Since 1970, the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate have invited one and all to make the Way of Lights a part of their family tradition. This breathtaking display focuses on the birth of Christ, the one true light of the world.
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Wild Lights at the Zoo
Through December 30th
St. Louis Zoo
Light Displays: Delight in over 1 million twinkling lights and whimsical animal-themed displays across Zoo grounds.
Fire Pits: Gather around one of our fire pits to warm your paws and roast your own s’mores, available for purchase.
Weekend Live Entertainment: Enjoy holiday carolers and other strolling live performances on weekend nights.
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Wonderlights at the Raceway
Through January 3rd
World Wide Technology Raceway
Madison, IL 62060
This dazzling display of Christmas lights is synchronized to traditional and newer, rocking music, played through your car stereo. Come see shooting stars, floating snowflakes, dancing candy canes and lollipops, giant Christmas trees, and (a crowd favorite) five enchanting tunnels of lights!
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Holiday in the Park
Through January 1st
Six Flags
Eureka, Missouri 63069
5th Annual event with safe, holiday thrills!
It’s the most wonderful time of the year as we celebrate the holidays. On select days November 21 – January 3, Six Flags St. Louis transforms into a winter wonderland with more than a million glittering lights, festive foods, holiday entertainment, and thrilling rides! Holiday in the Park, presented by SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital, will have an extra focus on health and safety in 2020.
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Santa’s Magical Kingdom
Through January 1st
Jellystone Park
Eureka, Missouri 63069
Santa’s Magical Kingdom is like no other place on earth! Experience a glorious celebration of more than FOUR MILLION shimmering lights nestled among a wondrous & whimsical world of animated scenes and electrifying special effects. Every scene is custom designed to bring childhood fantasies to life.
Drive through 35 acres of holiday magic where reindeer soar overhead, elves frolic in the trees, and ice cream sundaes are as big as a boat! Or for a special treat, experience all the sights and sounds of the Kingdom aboard the Santa Express Train or on a festive Old Fashion Holiday Wagon ride!Kwanzaa is a Swahili term that means “first fruits,” and this contemporary African-American holiday centers around the feast table of the harvest. A Kwanzaa ceremony highlights a day of storytelling, craft and jewelry displays, and authentic African drumming and musical performances.
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