The Dancing Lights of Christmas

The Dancing Lights of Christmas

Tennessee’s largest computer synchronized light show with a 2.5 mile route and over two million LED Christmas lights dancing all perfectly synchronized to rockin’ Christmas music playing through your vehicle’s stereo so each visit is a new experience. 

It’s a great way to spend a “socially distanced” evening with the entire family and celebrate Christmas!

Saturdays are typically the busiest days. If you choose to come on Saturday, expect a fairly long wait time. They are open 7 days a week, with the other days having little to no wait time. 

The Dancing Lights 5K Fun Run will take place on November 11. Be sure to register soon!

There are two more days left in The Dancing Lights of Christmas’ Military Appreciation Week. To show their gratitude to the troops, The Dancing Lights of Christmas is offering free admission to all military veterans and active-duty personnel and their family through November 16th (one vehicle admission per military ID).

The Dancing Lights of Christmas is once again partnering with Second Harvest Food Bank to help feed those in need this holiday season. Guests who bring at least three non-perishable food items on Mondays and Tuesdays, from November 15th, 2021 through December 7th, 2021 will receive $5 off their per-vehicle admission.

Santa’s Village returns this season, bigger and better than before. Inside Santa’s Village, you can find hot food, sweet treats, fun and games, bounce houses, spider jumps, a mechanical reindeer, and of course, pictures with Santa. For the first time ever, helicopter rides will be available from the Santa’s Village parking lot, where you can see the lights from above.

Located at the Wilson County Fairgrounds, The Dancing Lights of Christmas is one of the nation’s largest and longest running drive through Christmas light and music shows. 

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