Arkansas' Enchanting 1.5-Mile Lights Of The Delta Holiday Drive-Thru Is Sure To Delight
Melissa Mahoney
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Since 1995, Lights of the Delta has been a much-anticipated event for the holiday season in the city of Blytheville. With more than six million lights and 56 animated displays, this 1.5-mile drive brings joy to visitors of all ages. If you’ve never been to the Lights of the Delta, you’re in for a real treat. Lights of the Delta opens every year on the Monday before Thanksgiving and closes right after Christmas. Plan to join the Twinkle Walk on Nov. 27 from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Follow along as we showcase the details of some of the best Christmas lights in Arkansas.
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Get in the holiday spirit with a trip to Lights of the Delta, and visit the Lights of the Delta website for more information including times, admission costs, and hayride bookings. Have you been to the Lights of the Delta Arkansas? If so, please share your experience in the comments below. And while you’re there, find out why a visit To Blytheville is a step back in time. Plan ahead and book a cozy Vrbo.
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What are some of the best Christmas towns in Arkansas?
Christmas in these 10 Arkansas towns looks like something from a Hallmark movie. Here are a few highlights.
- Batesville (1850 Chaney Drive): See more than one million festive lights as this town transforms into the White River Wonderland. Drive through this magical land to enjoy the hundreds of displays. This event warms your heart and welcomes the season with bright colors. Take a carriage ride or a trip on the White River Wonderland Express train. And you'll feel like a star on the ice-skating rink all lit up like a stage.
- Fayetteville (Downtown Square): No detail is spared from this city's Christmas celebration. From the fantastic light displays to a parade, and a visit from Santa, the holiday spirit is alive and well. The lovebirds can create a romantic memory in a horse-drawn carriage, and for adventure enthusiasts, how does a helicopter tour above the lights sound? Opening night kicks off with a festive parade offering homemade floats and a visit from a reindeer.
- Eureka Springs (75 Prospect Ave): Every year the Eureka Springs Christmas Festival rings in the holiday with reckless abandon. The decorated Victorian-era buildings and other Christmas light displays welcome warm and sentimental feelings. Take in the sparkling Parade of Lights, the Great Passion Play, and a Christmas tree forest at the Crescent Hotel & Spa. And the generous business owners who decorate their storefronts with living windows are other hallmarks of the season.