Where To See The Most Festive Holiday Lights Around Memphis

The holidays are in full swing, and Christmas is quickly approaching. While some parades and events have been canceled this year, there are still plenty of options to get in the holiday spirit. Whether you are taking a walking tour through millions of sparkling lights or driving through an immersive, synchronized experience, everyone deserves a little magic.

Here are some of the best places to see holiday lights around Memphis.

Radley Lights

Radley Lights features an animated light display set to a radio station playing your favorite holiday tunes. While it is free and open to the public, they encourage visitors to donate to the American Heart Association on behalf of Radley Lights. This year, Radley Lights will feature two locations: 3640 St. Philip Drive and 5198 Jeffery Keith Drive. Visitors won't be able to take photos with Santa this year, but be sure to wave and say hello as you drive by good ole Kris Kringle.

Admission: Free

Winter Wonderland

Escape into a Winter Wonderland at the Children's Museum of Memphis. From December 1 to January 3, visitors can gaze at the dazzling lights and dancing snowflakes as well as take part in some fun pop-up activities like games and crafts. Your favorite characters may even make an appearance, including Santa himself.

Admission: Included in price of museum ticket

Magic of the Holidays

The Magic of the Holidays features more than 45,000 lights and over 8,500 channels of computerized animation. At this award-winning display, lights are synched to festive music to provide a fun and safe way to celebrate the magic of the season. The Magic of the Holidays is open Sunday through Thursday from 5:30-10 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 5:30-11 p.m.

Admission: Free

Starry Nights

Starry Nights is the largest event at Shelby Farms Park and features holiday displays made of over 3.5 million lights. This year's new show offers a safe and fun way to experience the joy of the season with its new drive-thru event. On certain nights, the event will be open to walk or bike through as well. Experience Starry Nights between November 27 and January 3. The event is open on select nights, however, so visit the website before you go.

Admission: Varies

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