Most of Arizona’s major cities have a Christmas celebration, but none come close to the splendor that is Lights of the World in Phoenix. With 75 displays featuring more than 10 million lights, it’s the largest holiday event in North America and one of the most beautiful on Earth.
With over 10 million lights and lanterns, Lights of the World is the largest holiday event in North America.
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It all starts with the Golden Castle, which features a kaleidoscope of colors using over half a million LED lights.
Facebook/Lights of the World Like something from a fairytale, its majestic frame stands at 53 feet high, 105 feet long, and took five tons of steel to erect.
A whopping 75 displays take visitors on a whirlwind journey around the globe.
Facebook/Lights of the World From the Kremlin to our beloved U.S. soil, marvel at the highlights of several different countries without ever leaving home.
If the Statue of Liberty has always been on your bucket list, now’s the time to check it off… well, sort of.
Facebook/Lights of the World Celebrate both our freedom and the holiday season by taking a stroll through Ellis Island.
Next, visit the Capitol Building and pay homage to our Congress.
Facebook/Lights of the World It’s almost an exact replica of the original, save for some light beams shining down from above to amplify the magnificence.
Other attractions include life-size dinosaurs, free carnival rides, and a daily performance showcasing either acrobatics or sea lions.
Facebook/Lights of the World There’s also a marketplace where artisans sell handmade wares to commemorate the occasion.
Don’t forget to pose for a picture with that special someone!
Facebook/Lights of the World With so many enchanting backdrops, a Christmas card-worthy photo is inevitable.
If you buy online, tickets are available at a discounted rate: $12.60 for adults; $10.50 children and seniors. Tiny tots three and under get in at no charge.
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Explore the dazzling Lights of the World event on Thursday through Sunday from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. between November 21 - December 31, 2019 (all holidays included).
Facebook/Lights of the World Lights of the World is held at 1826 West McDowell Road, Phoenix, AZ 85007.
Visit the attraction’s website or Facebook page for ticket purchasing and additional information.
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Like something from a fairytale, its majestic frame stands at 53 feet high, 105 feet long, and took five tons of steel to erect.
From the Kremlin to our beloved U.S. soil, marvel at the highlights of several different countries without ever leaving home.
Celebrate both our freedom and the holiday season by taking a stroll through Ellis Island.
It’s almost an exact replica of the original, save for some light beams shining down from above to amplify the magnificence.
There’s also a marketplace where artisans sell handmade wares to commemorate the occasion.
With so many enchanting backdrops, a Christmas card-worthy photo is inevitable.
Lights of the World is held at 1826 West McDowell Road, Phoenix, AZ 85007.
Have you ever been to Lights of the World? If so, do these pictures do it justice? Which display was your favorite? Let us know your thoughts.
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Address: 1826 W McDowell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85007, USA
