3 Drive-Thru Holiday Light Displays in North Dakota
During the most wonderful time of the year, many places put on impressive light displays to spread holiday cheer. A lot of light displays offer drive-thru options so you can enjoy them safely from the comfort and warmth of your car. Check out these three drive-thru light displays in North Dakota.
Holiday Lights in Lindenwood Park
Lindenwood Park in Fargo lights up over the holidays from Thanksgiving through New Year’s Eve with more than 75 light displays you can enjoy from the comfort of your car. Entry to the light display is $10 per regular vehicle or $15 per bus or limo. There will be a collection point for non-perishable canned food items, which will be distributed among local food pantries in the Fargo Moorhead area. Holiday Lights is open daily from 5:30-10 p.m.
Christmas in the Park
Head to Lincoln Drive Park in Grand Forks for the annual Christmas in the Park. The park’s paved driving loop is lit up with Christmas light displays from 5:30-10 p.m. every night until New Year’s Eve. The event features around 50 displays with several new ones in the mix. Entry to the lights costs $8 per car, or you can travel in style by limo for $10 or by bus for $20. Proceeds from the event will be used by the Grand Forks Lions Club to benefit charities and projects in the area.
Spring Lake Park Holiday Lights Drive
Spring Lake Park in Williston is hosting the 20th annual Holiday Lights Drive this year. The display is open daily until New Year’s Eve, from 5:30-9:30 p.m. The event hosts themed nights, including Unicorn Night, LEGO Night, and Free Book Night. The lights are timed to music that you can hear by tuning to 107.1 FM.
Entry costs $5 per car, or you can buy a book of 10 passes for $40 if you plan to go multiple times (or want to give them out to your friends and family to share the holiday joy).
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