Do you want to know where the BEST “over the top” residential Christmas light displays are around Northern Kentucky but you don’t know where to start?
I’ve got you covered. I teamed up with Cincy Xmas Lights and Captain of the Kids to help you easily find the BEST light displays in Northern Kentucky with the most Christmas cheer.
…Are you looking for the BEST Christmas lights in Kentucky?
I’m sharing a list of the best Christmas light displays to see throughout the Bluegrass state that are guaranteed to get you in the holiday spirit!
These holiday displays and winter illuminations are a great way to experience the Christmas season with family or friends.
…There are still plenty of events in the Cincinnati area that you can safely experience this holiday season.
Guaranteed to get you in the holiday spirit, you can view many Christmas light displays from the warmth of your car or while walking.
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I’m sharing useful tips for how to make the most of viewing Christmas lights this holiday season with family or friends.
…Activities and adventures to help get you into the holiday spirit with your family and friends this holiday season.
A Holiday Bucket list is a great way to spend time doing fun things with the whole family.
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I have to start out with a confession, I honestly didn’t really know if the Toledo Zoo could compare to my home zoo (Cincinnati Zoo) and I was pleasantly surprised that the Toledo Zoo exceeded my expectations.
Our first visit to the Toledo Zoo began at the Aquarium with a Behind-the-Scenes Tour with Ron Fricke, deputy director of the Zoo.
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Over the years we’ve seen many drive thru light displays but the Underground Light display at Lights Under Louisville is truly unique.
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The Galt House in Louisville, Kentucky is known for their over the top Christmas decorations. They have even been featured on the Travel Channel and Christmas at the Galt House has become an annual tradition for many families.
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Our family recently went to the Holiday in Lights Display at Sharon Woods. The light display has been a Tri State tradition for the past 20 years. What’s nice is that you don’t have to leave the comfort of your warm vehicle to enjoy the lights.
During the drive, you can set your radio dial to WARM 98 to listen to Christmas music to get you in the holiday spirit.
I would advise trying to go on a weeknight if possible. We went on a Saturday night and waited in line for about 40 minutes before actually getting inside the park. If you do have a little wait time, you can always work on perfecting your Christmas carols.
The Holiday in Lights Display has lots of lights with symbols that are associated with Christmas and there are also a few others that were fun additions.
There are also several themes during your drive ranging from “A Christmas Carol,” to Toy land to greetings around the world in different languages.
There is something to see on both sides of the road for the whole entire display. We noticed a hippopotamus light display that reminded us of one of our favorite fun Christmas songs. “I want a hippopotamus for Christmas” is a song that we love to sing in the car.
The light display has several sections where lights are above and where you drive through a tunnel of lights at the road dips down.
Driving around and looking at lights is one of our family traditions each year. You’ve still got time to check out Holiday in Lights too.
Holiday in Lights runs through Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2013.
Hours are Sunday-Thursday 6-9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Cost: $13 per vehicle, $45 for buses or 15 passenger vans
You can also get a $2 off coupon from their website.
Holiday in Lights is located at 11450 Lebanon Road, Route 42 Sharonville, OH 45241
Disclosure: I was given complimentary admission. All opinions are my own.