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If you are looking for last-minute festive entertainment, check out the list of the best Christmas Lights displays in every state.
travelandleisure ~ "Whether you live in Alabama or Wyoming, it just wouldn't be Christmastime without twinkling lights. Bulbs blinking red and green or classic white have become a part of the American Christmas identity, a symbol of prosperity, holiday cheer, and the end-of-the-year celebration.
Illinois: Zoo Lights at Lincoln Park Zoo
Go wild this holiday season with a visit to Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo. An annual Windy City tradition, Zoo Lights features a 40-foot tall Christmas tree, more than 30 lit animal silhouettes, a tree canopy light walk, a 60-foot light tunnel, and lots of fun, family-friendly activities like holiday train rides plus s'mores and hot cocoa stations.
Maryland: Lights on the Bay
As Christmas descends on Annapolis, the SPCA of Anne Arundel County hosts Lights on the Bay each year at Sandy Point State Park. Pile the whole gang into the car and drive through the more than 70 stunning animated and stationary Christmas light displays set up along the road that follows the Chesapeake Bay.
Nebraska: Omaha Holiday Lights Festival
The tagline for the Omaha Holiday Lights Festival is "See Downtown Dazzle," and with more than 40 blocks of bulbs, this annual family-friendly event certainly lives up to that promise. You'll find the main display at the Gene Leahy Mall, but you can also visit the Christmas light displays in North Omaha, South Omaha, and the Old Market." ~ travelandleisure
Unfortunately, some events have passed, but most Holiday Lights displays are scheduled until January 1st, 2024. For the complete list of displays, please click the link below.
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