Meadow Lights is a 30-acre (12 ha) display of Christmas lights near Meadow, North Carolina, US open yearly from Thanksgiving to New Year,[1] owned and operated by Roy Johnson and his family on land adjoining their home. The display features light displays, some several stories tall, alongside displays of mannequins depicting the life of Jesus. There is no admission fee, but visitors may purchase tickets for a train ride through the light display.[2]
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Chetola Resort in the lovely mountain town of Blowing Rock is transformed to host a most beautiful collection of Christmas lights in North Carolina. During the Festival of Lights, Over 30,000 lights around Chetola Lake transform it into a Winter Wonderland!
Head over to Belmont for the annual Holiday in the Garden at Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden. These Christmas lights in North Carolina are just a day trip away from Charlotte and the perfect way to get in the holiday spirit.
Charlotte Speedway Christmas is back for another season of Christmas light displays in Cabarrus County! Enjoy over 4 million lights on a 3.75-mile course that incorporates music if you tune in to the local Christmas radio station.
Highlanders Farm in Carthage (near Southern Pines and Pinehurst) has launched its own drive-thru Christmas Lights Show and the response has been great so far! The farm has strung up more than 500,000 lights and will keep them on (Tuesday to Saturday) through December 31.
Visit Wendell for another amazing collection of Christmas lights in North Carolina that you can experience for FREE! Donations are accepted at Lake Myra Christmas, and will help keep this popular light show one of the best in the Triangle.
ELJ Farms in Jacksonville is one of the best NC Christmas light experiences. This family-friendly, animated collection of lights offers you the option of taking a tractor ride or driving through with your own car.
There is no admission fee to see Meadow Lights in Benson, and a great way to enjoy them is via the Old Country Store. For $3 per person, you can take a train through the lights, which is something all of us train enthusiasts love.
After being canceled last holiday season, the Meadow Lights will return this year with its tour of lights. The free show will return Friday and run until Dec. 31. The event is open from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Godwin Lake Road in Benson.
Holiday light displays are a classic tradition enjoyed by millions every year. Lifestyle Limousine invites you & your friends/family to bundle up for a sleigh ride in style and share an evening full of holiday lights and Christmas cheer with us in Raleigh, Cary, Clayton, Wake Forest, and the Triangle area. We know the best places to view light displays, and we handle the driving so you can kick back and relax with complete comfort and safety.
2022 Drive Thru Festival of Lights at Hill Ridge Farms in Youngsville NC is open nightly starting Thanksgiving Night 11/24-1/27 5:30pm-10pm. This year they will have a brief closer 11/28-12/01 and resume nightly on 12/02. Entrance gates open at 5pm and close at 10pm. If you are inside our farm park no later than 10pm you will be able to see the lights. They are located at 703 Tarboro Rd in Youngsville, NC. They have made the display bigger and better than ever this year! Immerse yourself through over a mile long trail of magical Christmas lights and displays from the warmth of your car. Cost is $20 per vehicle tax included.
Ride the Christmas Train through the farm. See Christmas lights and watch a movie about Christmas. There will be a live nativity scene, elves, and more. Visit the church, the service station, the Gingerbread House, the doll museum and more. Meet Santa.2022 update: Confirmed
605 Groveton Trail, Wake ForestFlaherty FarmsLights are on 5 to 10 p.m. nightly. You can come and sit on the bench for pictures under the lights.2022 Update: Confirmed
One of the biggest and most popular light shows in the Triangle! Bring a lawn chair and watch the show, or walk on the walkway through the lights! Santa will be there from 7 to 9 p.m. December 3rd, 10th, and 17th.2022 update: Confirmed
Stay in your vehicle to enjoy all the lights. Follow the Enter and Exit signs around the driveway. The entry point is closest to the tree line and the exit is by the house. Check Facebook page (link above) for any schedule changes due to weather.2022 update: Confirmed
There is no charge to see the lights. All of the lights are visible from the road or parking lot. However the train takes you through the main field of lights and gets you much closer. Any age can ride.2022 update: Confirmed
1620 Loop Road, Clayton, NC Bring your family and celebrate Christmas at Lights on the Neuse. This down home Christmas Lights farm is located on Boyette Family Farms convenient to Clayton, Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Fuquay Varina, Garner, Smithfield, Dunn and Benson NC. Visit with Santa and enjoy a hayride through the lights!
Abbey Lane, Raleigh, NC -Ln-Christmas-Lights/260785900652051 A local favorite, a few houses on Abbey Lane in North Raleigh go all out to decorate their homes. Tune in on your radio station to listen to the lights as you drive by!
4546 Godwin Lake Road, Benson, NC _Page.php Meadow Lights is the largest and oldest Christmas light show in Eastern North Carolina. They are a Family owned and operated business that started more than 40 years ago. Enjoy their old country store with drinks and old fashioned candy, a carousel, and a train ride through the lights.
7510 Guess Road, Hillsborough NC A local family has decorated their home and set at least 53 songs synchronized to over 100,000 lights. The entire show, from beginning to end, lasts approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. At the conclusion of each show it repeats until the end time for each night. There are also several professional voice-overs, which provide information on the display and also provide serious messages and sometimes humor.
1851 Avents Ferry Road in Sanford, North Carolina _id=463 The lights of Christmas is something for all ages. You will enjoy a hayride around the farm where you can view the beautiful Christmas displays and enjoy a special one of a kind light show. You can also visit with Santa and take a picture.
Merry Christmas, My Friends! So, if you plan to go to just one Michigan Holiday Stroll, Christmas lights walk or Christmas home tour, THIS IS IT. Why? Because it's freakin' awesome and you can do them all at Meadow Brook Hall in Rochester Michigan (Oakland County, near Detroit).
The switch-flipping that lights up the town is a family-friendly event free to the public. It features visits from Santa, real snow, hot cocoa, horse-drawn trolley rides, and live entertainment. An ice/snow slide adds to the already festive scene.
The holidays are magical in Statesville, where the downtown area lights up with the warmth and joy of the season, just like the set of a Hallmark Christmas movie. In early December, the town bursts into a glittering ball of colorful lights, seasonal sounds, and joyfully frantic activities.
A few miles outside Benson, Meadow Lights, the largest and oldest Christmas light show in eastern North Carolina, spreads Christmas cheer over 30 acres. More than 8,000 lights illuminate the family owned and operated property, which offers a train ride, a carousel, and photo ops with Santa.
There are countless fun options to choose from, with charming Christmas towns, exciting theme parks, Christmas tree farms, and dazzling Christmas light displays with millions of colorful lights.
On select nights from November 11, 2022 thru January 1, 2023, guests can stroll the one-mile path of displays, which include everything from dragons and flowers to a forest of cascading lights.
The lights on the boardwalk at Virginia Beach can be enjoyed from the comfort of your car. Guests drive through a mix of nautical and classically themed light displays while listening to Christmas music on their car stereo.
The annual Busch Gardens Christmas Town celebration featured more than 10 million twinkling lights. But these extravagant Christmas lights in Williamsburg VA are just the beginning of the holiday magic on offer.
The admission price for the drive thru Christmas lights is $10/car, and $20/mini bus or passenger van. As you enjoy the colorful lights, take note of your favorite display to cast your vote for Best in Show Award at the end.
Christmas lights are one of the most festive parts any holiday season. This year, like last, drive-thru light displays that allow for natural social distancing are sure to be popular with families as the country still struggles with the COVID-19 pandemic. Luckily, North Carolina has plenty of these to go around, including the following.
They also have four trains that go around 10 acres of lights. For the little ones, they have a 16 horse carousel. The Meadow lights also offers pictures with Santa, but if you do not want to take a picture, you can just talk to him.
If you get hungry while admiring all of the lights, they have concessions with hot chocolate, coffee, hot dogs, pizza and other things If you decide to visit the largest and oldest light show in North Carolina, be sure to take your camera and get ready for a fun time.
*Festival of Lights*Open Nightly Dec 1st-Dec 25th 5:30-10:00Open Nightly Dec 26th-Jan 1st 5:30-9:00Take a magical drive through a winterwonderland from the comfort of your vehicle. Enjoy over a million lights and holiday themed displays and characters as you travel through the farm. No advance tickets or reservations. $20 Cash per vehicle $23 Credit/DebitWait times were minimal last year and did not exceed more than 20 minutes. We look forward to seeing you this Christmas season! $20 cash per car $23 credit/debit Our farm play park will not be available during our Festival of Lights**Reminder No Limos. No Charter Buses. No RVs. Max Height Clearance 10ft 6 inches.We look forward to your visit and hope that it will be a fun and memorable outing for all.We do not offer online or advance tickets. Cost: $20 cash per vehicle. $23 credit/debit. We can not guarantee that our credit card readers will always have a signal due to their dependence wireless wifi signals. Please bring cash payment if possible.Know Before You Go InfoThis is a drive-thru experience only. Our farm park will re-open April 2023
We do not offer concessions. Bring drinks and snacks to enjoy during the drive-thru.
We do not have full service restrooms onsite. We do offer several portable toilet stations.
Pets are allowed. Do not forget their leash should they need a potty break.
You can not park and combine into one vehicle on our property. You will need to do that offsite due to the layout of our drive-thru only light show.
Make sure you secure all car seats and seat belts PRIOR to exiting the farm. Please use the pull-off area provided at the end of our light show.
DO NOT pull off on any neighboring yards.
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