Enjoy the festive illumination as the trolley makes its way through the Tunnel of Lights. Hop on "electric sleigh" and join the motormen in singing traditional Christmas carols. Winterfest and the Tunnel of Lights at Connecticut Trolley Museum, East Windsor (November 25–December 30, 2022)Ī festive trolley ride during the holiday season is a must-have experience in Connecticut. Lighted animations are dedicated to Christmas, Hanukkah, New Years, and Three Kings Day. There are a few larger-than-life lighted scenes and 200 individual displays. Visitors can enjoy whimsical holiday scenes, favorite characters, and local tributes. A bright and beautiful collection of over one million lights illuminates the course. The spectacular two-mile show transforms Goodwin Park into a drive-through wonderland.
Holiday Light Fantasia is a much-awaited holiday attraction at Greater Hartford. Holiday Light Fantasia in Goodwin Park, Hartford (November 24, 2022–early January 2023) There will also be a photo op with Santa in the Xfinity Room on the nights from Thursday to Sunday. Countless LED lights and digital animations like drive-through Blizzard Tunnel, 12 Days of Christmas, and The Night Before Christmas are worth to attend. The route features holiday-themed light displays. The Magic of Lights is a mesmerizing 1-mile (1.6-km) drive-through holiday lights experience to celebrate the season. Magic of Lights at the Pratt & Whitney Stadium, East Hartford (November 23, 2022–January 1, 2023) To take the experience to the next level, you can rent a pair of 3D glasses. Most displays have eco-friendly LED bulbs. The illuminated Lighthouse Point Park looks magical with over 60 animated displays and 100,000 lights. The dazzling nighttime drive-through display supports easter seals as well as educational, employment, social, and recreational programs for people with disabilities and other challenges. Fantasy of Lights at Lighthouse Point Park, New Haven (November 18–December 31, 2022)įantasy of Lights at the Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven has been a holiday tradition for thousands of families in Southern New England for over twenty years.
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