These 10 Places In Kansas Have The Most Unbelievable Christmas Decorations
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Annie
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‘Tis the season to be jolly, and what better way to spread a little Christmas cheer than by visiting one of these beautiful Kansas light displays? Have a favorite display that we missed? Tell us in the comments (so we can go check it out)!
What could be better than driving through a beautiful 2.5-mile long light display while supporting local community members with intellectual and developmental disabilities? (A suggested entrance donation of $10 benefits TARC.)
With four entire blocks decked out in twinkling lights, fresh greenery, and decorations, it's no wonder WaKeeney earned itself the nickname "Christmas City of the High Plains"!
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Trust me; there is nothing quite as beautiful as thousands of twinkling lights reflecting off the clear waters of city park pond.
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Formerly known as The Arc’s Lights on St Paul, this festive display not only lights up the night sky, but the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who rely on The Arc of Sedgwick County.
All aboard the Polar Express, with non-stop service to the North Pole via a beautifully lighted route!
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Santa loves the 50-foot tall tree and syncronized light display, and you will too!
After you finish your holiday shopping, stop by the Civic Courtyard Fountain, where animated lights and concert-quality music come together for an experience unlike any other.
If you thought the Wichita Botanic Gardens were spectacular before, wait until you see them decked out in over 1 million dazzling lights!
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If you're looking to start a new holiday tradition with the family, look no further than the Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead's Ultimate Holiday Tree, which includes not only a gorgeous tree, but 3D spheres, stars, music, and much more!
I am finding conflicting reports as to whether or not the Yesteryear Museum is holding this beloved event, but I sure hope they are -- are you seeing these fun lights?!
Stay tuned for our list of Christmas home displays!
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