The pandemic-inspired drive-thru is back this year, where guests can cruise the mile-long route through the zoo to see elaborate holiday displays, 3D lighted sculptures, colorful silk animal lanterns and more without leaving the warmth of your cozy car. One million twinkling lights make the Dallas Zoo glow during Dallas Zoo Lights. It’s all very enchanting, wouldn’t you say? Enchant Christmas returns to Dallas for the first time since 2018 to transport you to a world of festive wonder! Guests embark on challenging quests and a magical Christmas lights maze, while a massive 80-foot-tall Everwhite tree glows brightly against the night sky. The scent of decadent holiday treats sweeten the air.

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And don’t miss the 12 Days of Christmas Victorian-style gazebos spread out throughout the Arboretum, each one 25-feet-tall and elaborately decorated like a scene from the carol with music, lights and animated figures.Ī mystical forest is filled with millions of twinkling lights. You can also find the brand-new 50-foot-tall Dazzling Musical Tree here, decorated with 42,000 lights that play holiday tunes. Over 1 million lights are strung throughout the gardens, lighting your path to the renowned Christmas Village, featuring charming shops and facades as well as pictures with Santa, live entertainment, shopping, kid areas and seasonal snacks and cocoa. “Merry and bright” doesn’t begin to describe the beloved Holiday At The Arboretum. The elegant music, stunning choreography and incredible set pieces are sure to put you into the Christmas spirit.

Come and join Clara and the Nutcracker as they travel through the Land of Snow filled with toy soldiers and sugar plum fairies to defeat the evil Mouse King. Now, Texas Ballet Theater is telling the classic story once again. With its whimsical, dreamy sets, glittering costumes and incredible ballet moves, “The Nutcracker” is a beloved holiday tradition for many. You’ll see that the most festive spot you can be at this holiday season is Santa’s Village right in Southlake Town Square. Who needs the Polar Express when the North Pole can be found right here in town at Santa’s Village in Southlake? Come visit the jolly old fella in the big red suit as you take a picture with him inside his own sleigh! When you’re finished telling him what you want for Christmas, send letters with your wish list to the North Pole, ride in a horse-drawn carriage and taste the most warm and delicious fare you’ve ever had. Experience a bevy of concerts and Christmas events this December.

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