Driving around to look at the pretty lights is a big part of many families’ holiday traditions. In Nebraska City, you can experience the lights in style on the Holiday Trolley Tour of Lights.

Every weekend in the month of December, the Lied Lodge and Conference Center in Nebraska City will provide a fun trolley ride throughout the city. Riders will get to see all of the best light displays.
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The ride takes about an hour, and along the way you'll get to hear a reading of a classic Christmas book.
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If you love driving around to see the pretty lights every winter, just imagine how much better it would be if you didn't have to keep your eyes on the road! The trolley driver will do all of the hard work; all you have to do is sit back and enjoy the show.
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If you've been nice this year, you may even have the pleasure of seeing Santa on the trolley! He gets a kick out of seeing the lights, too.
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The Holiday Trolley Tour of Lights will run on Friday and Saturday evenings from December 1-30. The trolley departs at 6 pm and the ride takes about an hour.

Rides cost $15 for adults, $10 for ages 3-12 (tax is not included), and tickets are free for kids under 3. Rides are booked in advance and tend to sell out quickly, so click here for more information and to find out how to book your tickets.

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