Where to See Christmas Lights this Season!

Get in the Holiday Spirit with these Displays

Las Vegas transforms into a dazzling holiday wonderland every December, offering an array of spectacular Christmas light displays. Here’s a guide to some of the best places to see Christmas lights in Las Vegas this season.


Glittering Lights at Las Vegas Motor Speedway

This drive-through experience is a must-see, featuring over 5 million lights spread across a 2.5-mile route. Visitors can enjoy whimsical scenes, animated displays, and festive music while driving through themed areas like the “12 Days of Christmas” and “Winter Wonderland.” The event runs from November 8, 2024, to January 5, 2025, with tickets starting at $39 per vehicle.


Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens

The Bellagio Conservatory is transformed into a holiday paradise with towering Christmas trees, elaborate floral designs, and thousands of twinkling lights. This year’s display features over 28,000 poinsettias and a 40-foot tall Christmas tree adorned with more than 7,000 LED lights. Admission is free, and the conservatory is open 24 hours a day from November 16, 2024, to January 4, 2025.


Ethel M Chocolate Factory’s Holiday Cactus Garden

This unique display features over 1 million lights strung across cacti and desert plants in a stunning 3-acre garden. Visitors can enjoy chocolate sampling and hot cocoa while taking in the festive atmosphere. The garden is open nightly from 5 PM to 10 PM, making it a delightful stop for families and couples alike.


Enchant Christmas Las Vegas

Located at the Las Vegas Ballpark, Enchant Christmas offers an immersive experience with a spectacular light maze and an ice-skating trail. This year’s theme is “Reindeer Games,” featuring breathtaking light sculptures and plenty of photo opportunities. The event runs through early January.


Fremont Street Experience

Fremont Street’s LED canopy hosts an impressive holiday light show every hour, accompanied by festive music. This iconic location enhances its usual vibrant atmosphere with special Christmas-themed displays throughout the holiday season.


Sam's Town Mystic Falls Park

Sam's Town features over 26,000 points of dazzling lights, an 18-foot Christmas tree, and a nine-minute holiday laser light show. The display includes nightly snow flurries, creating a magical winter scene from now until January 13.


The LINQ Promenade

The LINQ Promenade boasts festive decorations along with a towering Christmas tree and themed lights that create a cheerful ambiance for shopping and dining. The nearby High Roller observation wheel is also adorned with lights, offering stunning views of the city skyline.

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