Where You Can See Christmas Lights Across the Ozarks
## Holiday Magic Across the Ozarks The Ozarks offer some of the most enchanting Christmas light displays, transforming towns and neighborhoods into sparkling wonderlands. From drive-thru exhibits to cozy community setups, there is something for every holiday enthusiast. ### Popular Drive-Thru Displays - **Let There Be Lights!** at Branson’s Promised Land Zoo invites visitors to drive through miles of glowing decorations and animated scenes accompanied by festive music. - **Trail of Lights** at Shepherd of the Hills features an impressive variety of classic holiday figures and bright tunnels that capture the charm of the season. - **Busiek State Forest Drive-Thru Lights** provides a serene natural setting, combining the beauty of the forest with twinkling displays. ### Neighborhood and City Light Shows - **Springfield’s Christmas in the Park** brings the community together with thousands of LED lights decorating trees, sculptures, and arches. - **Downtown Branson** offers walking tours filled with holiday cheer, showcasing historic buildings covered in colorful displays. - **Nixa and Ozark neighborhoods** light up with creative themes, from traditional nativities to synchronized lights dancing to seasonal tunes. ### Family-Friendly Experiences Families can enjoy carriage rides, hot cocoa stands, photo stations with Santa, and interactive exhibits at several locations. Many events run throughout December, offering nightly shows and special weekends. > “The Ozarks shine brighter than ever during the holidays — it’s a celebration of light and community.” ### Plan Your Visit Most light displays open from late November through December and are either free or accept donations. Visitors are encouraged to check local event pages for schedules and weather updates. *** **Author’s Summary:** Holiday lights across the Ozarks fill winter nights with warmth and color, offering everything from scenic drives to festive community gatherings.

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