Christmas is right around the corner, and you know what that means: it’s time to start diving deep into the sights and sounds of this magical season. There’s nothing better than celebrating the holidays with loved ones in a Christmas town near Detroit.  The whole family will have an unforgettable adventure at this charming Christmas village near the Motor City.

Fantasyland can be found within the Kennedy Memorial Building, which sits at 3240 Ferris Ave. in Lincoln Park, approximately 15 minutes by car from downtown Detroit.
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This annual holiday attraction brings visitors of all ages up close and personal with the many wonders of the Christmas season. As soon as you arrive, you’ll be filled with glee.
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This winter celebration has delighted generations of Detroiters with its twinkling lights, unending cheer, and beautifully designed displays.
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Admission is just $2 per person, with additional charges for photos with Santa Claus along the way. The memories you’ll make here, however, are priceless.
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Take a stroll through the North Pole to admire elves as they work on toys, visit some of Santa’s trusty reindeer, or bask in the sweet aroma of Christmas cookies.
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Each holiday display is utterly charming and features vibrant, colorful light arrangements, complete with Christmas tunes that will have you singing along in no time.
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From snowmen to penguin pals to a variety of other North Pole characters, there’s something here to make even the Grinch smile. Talk about a festive family outing!
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By the time you’re ready to head home, you’ll be filled with Christmas spirit. A stroll through Fantasyland is sure to make your season merry and bright.
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Let's check out the Fantasy Land Christmas Village in Detroit (Lincoln Park, MI to be exact), in this video from what's up down river:

Fantasyland remains open through Christmas Eve and open hours vary by day. For further details about this unforgettable Christmas town near Detroit, visit the Fantasyland Facebook page. Happy holidays, fellow Detroiters!

Christmas in Detroit is a magical time of year. What are some of your favorite things to do for the holidays? How about taking a Christmas road trip with an RV from RVShare?

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Christmas In Michigan

Chris Muras | October 25, 2023

What are some Michigan holiday traditions?

Michigan should be called the Christmas state with so many wonderful holiday traditions and events to enjoy each year. If you are in the mood to celebrate the holidays with a fun new outing, try one of these Michigan holiday traditions:

  • ChristKindlMarkt: This iconic Frankenmuth Farmers Market opens up in late November and runs on weekends through the second week of December. It is a holly jolly time to shop for unique gifts, fancy foods, and hand-crafted goodies. Somewhere around 40 vendors set up shop to bring you some amazing items from cookies and cocoa to ornaments and Christmas decor. It is a wonderful holiday tradition in Michigan.
  • Spring Lake Sparkle: Downtown Spring Lake is decorated with thousands of twinkling lights for this holiday tradition. Everything from the trees to the buildings is dressed up nicely for our enjoyment. Drive through town any night for a spectacular show of holiday cheer.
  • The Singing Christmas Tree, Muskegon, MI: The Mona Shores High School choir and orchestra go all out for this fun holiday event. From a distance, you see a giant 67-foot Christmas tree lit up with sparkling joy. When you venture close, you'll discover it is filled with cherubic singers ready to wow you with angelic voices.
  • Memory Lane Train, Comstock Park, MI: Head to the LMCU Ballpark for a wonderful drive-thru light show with over a million lights shining bright. One of the biggest draws at the event, however, is the Memory Lane Train - chugging along nearly two miles of glowing tunnels and creative light exhibits in this memorable holiday tradition in Michigan.

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Fantasyland Christmas Display, 3240 Ferris Ave, Lincoln Park, MI 48146, USA