Ready to take a magical journey through some of the best Christmas light displays in Indiana before celebrating another wonderful holiday season? We have so many great Christmas lights in Indiana that this list was hard to narrow down, but we think you’ll see some pretty awesome light displays.

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1. Santa Claus Land of Lights - Santa Claus
Santa Claus Land Of Lights ..., 78 N Holiday Blvd, Santa Claus, IN 47579, USA
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We'll start off in the merriest town on earth: Santa Claus, Indiana. This spectacular lights show is one of the most talked about in the entire state and will make a believer out of both children and adults during Christmas in IN. Learn more about what you'll encounter in a visit to the Land of Lights.
2. Charlestown's Christmas City - Charlestown
Charlestown, IN 47111, USA
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It's impossible to describe all of the Christmas wonders Charlestown packs into this incredible celebration. You're bound to see amazing sights, such as the unbelievable light-up train that can take you on a spin through this wonderland. Learn more about Christmas City and its Christmas light display in IN.
3. Winterland Holiday Light Show - Danville
Danville, IN
Winterland Holiday Light Show/Facebook
This charming small-town light show is the real deal. Drive through for unexpected sights and magic during Christmas in IN. Get more details about the Winterland Holiday Light Show.
4. Reynold's Light Show - Fishers
Fishers, IN, USA
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These famous Christmas lights in IN never disappoint. You're bound to see some of your favorite Christmas characters, a stunning nativity scene, and other delights here. Learn more about Reynold's Light Show.

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5. Light Up the Magic - Elwood
Elwood, IN 46036, USA
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IN Christmas lights don't always have to be the same. Elwood took Christmas lights to a new level by decorating their downtown area from head to toe with colorful, vibrant lights. Head to Primitive Blessings for some antique shopping while you are in the area.
6. Sharpsville Lights - Sharpsville
Sharpsville, IN 46068, USA
Sharpsville Lights/Facebook
This traditional Christmas light display in IN offers new and intriguing light creations every year. You have to see for yourself why this is such a favorite stop. Bonus: Take a picture with Santa in his sleigh in front of the lights! Read more about the Sharpsville Lights and other great displays in Indiana.
7. City of Lights - Kokomo
Kokomo, IN, USA
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You'll find lovely seasonal lights displays with a sense of humor at this park. You won't find creative displays like this anywhere else, so be sure to drive by and take in Christmas in IN here. Here is more information on the City of Lights and other drive-thru displays.
8. Night of Lights - Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne, IN, USA
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This sensational lights show is one of the best in northern Indiana. Not only will you see some incredible lights and artistry here, but you can also experience the beauty of the fully decorated downtown area of Fort Wayne nearby. Want to get even more festive? Check out this Christmas carriage ride in Fort Wayne.
9. Washington Park Festival of Lights - Michigan City
Washington Park Boulevard, Washington Park Blvd, Michigan City, IN 46360, USA
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Ever wonder how those little elves load Santa's sleigh? These delightful Christmas lights in IN will answer some of your most burning Christmas questions and leave you in a jolly good mood. Grab a snack at Michigan City's Beef Jerky Outlet while you are in the area.

Where are your favorite Christmas light displays in Indiana? Tell us in the comments!

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