The Larger-Than-Life Greater Boston Light Show Is Coming To Massachusetts This Winter
A larger-than-life light show has come to Waltham and it’s one of the best Christmas light displays in Massachusetts. The Greater Boston Celebration of Lights is one mile of twinkling lights, displays, a massive Christmas tree, and so much more, all synchronized to holiday music. Get ready for some family-friendly fun at this festive drive-thru holiday event!
The Greater Boston Celebration of Lights is a one-mile dazzling light show filled with over one million lights, dozens of animatronic displays, and a 90-foot Christmas tree decorated for the season!
(At the event, the Waltham Lions is hosting a toy drive. If you'd like to participate, please bring a new, unwrapped toy to drop off at the entrance to the light show.)
Tune your radio to the proper station and watch as the lights dance to the beat of the music as you drive. It's so much fun that you may want to dance along in your car!
Your car will be surrounded by twinkling lights as you make your way through several light tunnels which happen to be some of the longest in the region.
The dates for the Greater Boston Celebration of Lights are from November 26, 2021 through January 2, 2022. All tickets must be purchased ahead of time online. No tickets will be available at the entrance.
The weekday cost of admission for cars is $21.99 while the cost on weekends and holidays is $24.99. For buses, passenger vans, and limousines, the cost is $40 on weekdays and $50 on weekends and holidays.
Are you ready for the Greater Boston Celebration of Lights, one of the best Christmas light displays in Massachusetts? To book your tickets, visit the Fiesta Shows website and follow the Facebook page for updates.
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