Oklahoma’s Enchanting Half-Mile Holiday Drive-Thru Is Sure To Delight

With so many incredible light shows in Oklahoma, it can be hard to pick which one to visit. One you definitely don’t want to pass up is the Festival of Light in Chickasha. With millions of lights stretched across multiple acres, this Holiday Drive-Thru in Oklahoma is one of the largest in the state. Grab the kids and take a road trip because you’re not going to want to miss this incredible holiday event this year.

Chickasha Festival of Light is open from November 18 to December 31 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. (11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday) Admission is always free, so load the family up and head to Chickasha.

There are over 3.5 million lights making this one of the largest Christmas light displays in the entire country.

Strolling through this winter wonderland will feel more like the North Pole than Oklahoma and it's completely magical.

Make sure to visit Santa and let him know what presents are on the top of your list.

It takes countless hours of volunteers to "deck the halls" with all these lights.

This may be the most lit-up light show you'll ever experience, so make sure you take lots of pictures.

We don't know a better place to propose to that special someone than out here underneath all these lights. Of course, she said "Yes." Guys, if you're still looking for that "special" spot, keep this one in mind.

Go on a tour of the Chickasha Festival of Light Festival in this video from BunnyPlaysHere:

Chickasha really knows how to treat us to a Holiday Drive-Thru in Oklahoma to remember. Have you had the chance to experience it in the past? Share your opinion with us in a comment. To learn more about the Chickasha Festival of Light visit its Facebook page.

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