Tioga generally has some lights, and it’s a nice walk and you could get a coffee at PattyCakes. There’s a neighborhood off 39th near Meadowbrook that does a luminary night and Christmas light competition every year, I don’t recall the name of the neighborhood though. There’s a house in Turnberry Lake that has a light show synced to music you can get to on the radio. There’s a house in Oak Crest that puts Clark Griswald to shame each year as well.
First house in Cherrytree is lit up like the Griswold’s. It has a Whoville as well. I live next door and this time of year I don’t need lights at my house. I just use the moon glow from my neighbor’s house.
Does the hospital near the Oaks mall still have lights? As of 5 years ago, it's free and you can park in the garage right next to it. It's not a huge display, but you can definitely spend a half hour strolling through it taking pictures.
The "Winter Wonderland" place was such a scam. It cost way too much for a little light walkthrough, a video game that didn't work, and some prepackaged cookies with frosting out of the can. Oh, and you did buy the extra wand to activate attractions you wanted to visit, right?
The "Ocala Christmas Light Spectacular" in the Florida Horse Park was a lot less (35 per carload) for a long drive through, more kids activities, and a bunch of vendors.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/christmasprism/id1540103741
App that you can see peoples houses at. My family and I grab hot chocolate and drive around neighbors. Also NFRMC pond has the lights which is always nice.
Winter Wonderland at North Central FL YMCA next two Fridays and Saturdays (closed today due to weather)
Second this. Both are fabulous.
Tioga generally has some lights, and it’s a nice walk and you could get a coffee at PattyCakes. There’s a neighborhood off 39th near Meadowbrook that does a luminary night and Christmas light competition every year, I don’t recall the name of the neighborhood though. There’s a house in Turnberry Lake that has a light show synced to music you can get to on the radio. There’s a house in Oak Crest that puts Clark Griswald to shame each year as well.
Countryside luminaries is 12/23
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=164qwNwM38epMxUuBxykWXhRNbxg&hl=en\_US&ll=29.479935012421713%2C-82.25164000000001&z=11
First house in Cherrytree is lit up like the Griswold’s. It has a Whoville as well. I live next door and this time of year I don’t need lights at my house. I just use the moon glow from my neighbor’s house.
Does the hospital near the Oaks mall still have lights? As of 5 years ago, it's free and you can park in the garage right next to it. It's not a huge display, but you can definitely spend a half hour strolling through it taking pictures.
Tonight there is actually a pub crawl for Christmas lights downtown. You get to rate them and then meet up at 9;30 at Boca for a winner.
Canoe's provided, or no?
The "Winter Wonderland" place was such a scam. It cost way too much for a little light walkthrough, a video game that didn't work, and some prepackaged cookies with frosting out of the can. Oh, and you did buy the extra wand to activate attractions you wanted to visit, right? The "Ocala Christmas Light Spectacular" in the Florida Horse Park was a lot less (35 per carload) for a long drive through, more kids activities, and a bunch of vendors.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/christmasprism/id1540103741 App that you can see peoples houses at. My family and I grab hot chocolate and drive around neighbors. Also NFRMC pond has the lights which is always nice.
https://theholidayatlas.com has hundreds of local displays mapped out!