After hearing about this event, I'm glad I got to experience it! My family and I walked through with some friends, and we all had an enjoyable time. I personally would not want to drive through this experience, as it was really fun to immerse ourselves in the colorful lights and fresh air. There are many food trucks, and there are lots of tables to eat at. There was also a juggler for kids entertainment. Another pro: there was a diaper and nursing station for parents. Only suggestion for improving is to have clearer communication regarding shuttle from the park to Netflix (the spot for arrival is different than that for departure). Also, the shuttle line takes quite a while. It is worth reconsidering the shuttle if you go in the evening with small children that have bedtime curfews. read more

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Although we have been to this park numerous times, it took having a three year old spirited kid to get us to plan a visit. This light show requires purchasing tickets online and choosing a date and time slot so this is not for the spontaneous! The confirmation email was very clear about instructions, how to arrive, etc. And yet, we still saw several cars with headlights on (you turn them off after driving in). We picked the first time slot of 6 pm so there wasn't any traffic and all the staff make it very easy and clear to enter safely. It took us about 30 minutes to drive through all the light displays and it was magical. There are themed neighborhoods of lights like elves, north pole animals, dinosaurs, garden flowers, and several beautiful arches of lights. It was nice to see so many families with young adults enjoy it, so I think it is for all ages. If the weather isn't bad, you can have your kids stick them selves out of moon roof and windows. There are open restrooms at entrance and at the end. Very family friendly and affordable ($30 per vehicle). Cozy pajamas and blankets optional! read more

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Review for the 2025 version. Compared to christmas in the park's version of the drive thru lights, this was 100x better. Well organized with signs directing you where to go. The lights were much longer to drive thru so it just felt more worth it to check out. Compared to previous years, it looks like there are some newer sections. Always a classic read more

This is a favorite annual tradition for my family, I can't even remember a time that we didn't come to Fantasy of Lights at Christmas. I think my review is pretty biased since it's something I've done for 25+ years, if I didn't have the emotional connection maybe it wouldn't be 5 stars, but I love holiday magic and traditions, so 5 stars it is! Over the years it's gotten even better, mostly because they now require reservations so the longest you'll usually have to wait is around 30 minutes, opposed to the 2-3 hours we waited many years ago. Other changes over the years aside from ridding of the exit hot chocolate (RIP) have been the addition of new light displays, including some very vibrant flowers the last couple of years, a slight price increase (but hey the lights aren't cheap to run, and the money goes to Santa Clara county parks), and a route change the last two years. Excited to keep this tradition going for years to come! read more

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**Visited on Saturday, 12/7/2024 during their walk through event! Fantasy of Lights has definitely become one of the Christmas spots you visit during the holidays- and though you would typically purchase a ticket per car, this walk through event was one ticket per person. I have previously gone here during the drive through, but this walk through experience was quite pleasant. During this event, we were asked to park at Netflix where we would board on a shuttle to the park. It was pretty well organized and the drive to the park itself flew by. It was cool walking through the park and seeing the different light structures before ending at the food vendors area. There were plenty of different options, and my group and I had a blast. I think there's definitely more potential for Fantasy Lights- especially if they add more walk through events and maybe a few areas for interactive entertainment! read more

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Always a great drive though show ive been going the last 5 years The kids love it we stop and get some hot chocolate for the drive read more

While the experience at Fantasy of Lights has been great in the past, people don't want to spend money and come back to see the same style of lights again and again. With so many choices for holiday lights and Christmas in the parks popping up in the Bay Area, this experience is no longer exclusive and they seriously need to make some changes to keep folks happy. read more

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Attended this event on Monday night at Vasona Lake County Park. Apparently it's their 25th anniversary, so that's cool. There was a small line of cars around 8:30pm but it went quickly, then the drive-thru show lasted about 30 minutes (probably cuz we wanted to see everything, as first-timers). You'd probably get through it more quickly and it may not be as exciting if you're a repeat visitor (one time is enough for me... unless they make big changes in the future). Disposable glasses were given to visitors, which provided a kaleidescope of color when viewing the exhibits, but are totally unnecessary to enjoy the attraction, plus a little inconvenient since the glasses have no arms to hang onto your ears so you have to hold them up to your face with your own arm. The lights are not synchronized with the music, like SJ's Xmas in the Park drive thru experience. And the decor is pretty much the use of light to create characters and scenes, which they did a pretty good job designing cool displays, like a pirate ship, and moving exhibits, such as a canon ball or Santa shooting hoops. Of course, the rainbow tunnel is a fave, a colorful changing pattern as you drive through. But there were many parts of the drive thru with no displays at all, some areas just pitch black, which was surprising. I do appreciate the effort put into this holiday attraction, but the value just wasn't quite there for me. Looks like the price has increased significantly in 2023, and is per vehicle not per person, so it's $30 for couples (like as a date activity), or $100 for a bus full of people!?! By the way, even with a bit of rain outside, the drive thru and light displays were enjoyable. read more

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We did the walk-thru and it was well worth the extremely low price ($17 adults/$8 kids). Best feature was the light tunnel with music and the large selection of food trucks! *it is only a small area of the park which is perfect for kids read more

I had heard about this for decades and finally went. You'll probably have to wait 45 minutes in the car line to get in on University and it's not worth it. It's mostly light displays of 50 years ago (updated with LEDs but otherwise the same) but I think people go for nostalgia or the kids. You will be more impressed with free private displays in places like Ecalyptus ave in San Carlos or Willow Glen. If it had a short wait and were free I would go, but otherwise there is better to see. read more

Great for kids! But honestly as an adult I find it highly underwhelming. I have been coming to the Fantasy of Lights event for 4 years straight. &I have discovered that the lights are the exact same EVERY YEAR, in the same exact spots of the park also.. They never switch it up! lol. Which isn't much of a problem for kids of course because the kids do not remember the exact same show from a year earlier... (but I do! lol.) With all the money they make for this Christmas event you'd think they would upgrade a few simple light arches into something extravagantly lit up/cooler or add some new decorations but sadly they don't.. This year however I DID notice a few new items like a shivering snowman in a box, and some light up giant flowers which we very much enjoyed! Another thing I would add is there is often a large span of dark spaces throughout the light show in between waiting to see new light exhibits. Anyway there are a few things we do enjoy! We LOVEEE the light up tunnel, it is our favorite part of the show! I wish they would have another one towards the middle or even the end of the show to make it more interesting to look at (to be honest.) My family also enjoys the diversity of decorations such as dinosaurs, elves, flowers, animals, people, actions displays, and so on. However it would be nice to see new decorations and a new area introduced soon! The workers here are always very helpful and friendly. My daughter very much enjoyed the Fantasy of Lights show so that made it all worth it! My partner and I find it underwhelming as adults because we remember the exact same decorations as every other year... lol. But as long as the kids are happy it's a WIN/WIN for us! I would also like to add that the music chosen this year had a lot of OLD classics and that's great but they could totally benefit from adding some fun + kid friendly music for the kids to sing along to. My 6 year old didn't recognize the older classics (obviously) so we switched over to current holiday music from popular cartoons like "Do you want to build a Snowman?" from Frozen and "Jingle Bells" because we NEEDED the Jingle Bells dance added in for sure. lol. We did love the inclusivity of them playing "Felix Navidad" we throughly enjoyed that choice! If your kids are small they will love it here! I think older kids might remember the same decorations at some point.. I would also like to add that the price has gradually increased over the years, yet the decorations and placement stay the same.. so just keep that in mind. Over the years I have learned a few tricks! Tip #1: Purchase your tickets early, (maybe even in November or the first days of December) because they do usually sell out! Tip #2: This might seem obvious but.. Be sure to book your tour during a calmer day of the week (for example: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, maybe even Thursday) because the weekend is when they are the MOST busy and they get very PACKED. The calmer days of the week run much more smoothly and have far less traffic. We very much enjoyed our show on a Wednesday. It took maybe 5-10 minutes in line to get to the entrance, it was very fast. Once we entered the show we drove very slowly (never tailgate drivers please which I see a lot of people doing) and the show lasted maybe 14/15 minutes while taking our sweet time. lol. I feel I should mention that the ticket costs $32.49 for one car.. for a 15 minute drive (if you drive extremely slow like us to enjoy lol). read more

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This is really well organized. This is great for families of all ages. It's a drive through event so it was perfect because my elderly family can't walk for long periods. We took my 84 year old aunt, 80 year old mom and 8 kids and cousins, and 2 dogs. Everyone, even the dogs loved it! I was so happy to be able to do something that included everyone. They have you listen to a radio station that plays holiday music so it was perfect. Highly recommend this and will take more family next year. read more

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First time going, and it's worth visiting at least once. I like that my money is supporting a public park. The parking and shuttle service is organized well if you're doing the walkthrough. Lots of portapotties throughout and a decent number of food trucks. I was impressed with the drone show. read more

Absolutely a Christmas tradition! Although you've got to remember at the beginning of December to book your ticket through Eventbrite, cost $30 for a regular carload up to seven people. For larger vehicles/Van/buses it's $100. Make sure you know how to turn off your headlights, including the daytime running lights on your car. Plan to arrive about 15 minutes ahead of schedule, follow the signs on the streets to where to queue up. The drive-through takes about 30 minutes. When you enter the event at Vasona Park, there is a pull out at the beginning for the bathroom area. Tune your radio to the Christmas channel and enjoy! read more

I did both the walk thru and drive thru this year. The walk thru went through pretty smoothly but was crowded and the line for the shuttles were long. They don't have the 3D glasses for the walk thru but only the drive thru. The drive thru however was a huge disappointment this year. People were stopping nonstop causing a huge traffic jam there is not supposed to be stopping during the experience. It took 1 full hour to get from the ticket enterance to the exit. Most holiday drive thrus finish in 20-30 mins. There needs to be people directing cars to move at a slow pace not stopping for photos and videos. With it being so long, there are also no bathrooms midway thru the event besides at the beginning and the end. I highly recommend the walk thru over the drive thru event. Also, it's insane they don't let people wait even 10 mins early and made me make a whole loop and by the time I got back there was already an extreme line. I give it 3 stars because the walk thru was nice even with a long line for shuttle there were photo ops and many food options and a drone show. The drive thru deserves only 1 star but it does include 2 3D glasses per car. read more

Great place to try once. Don't think it's something you'll need to do again the following year tho tbh. The roads that leads you here are clearly marked so it routes you around and around so that all the cars enter one way despite which direction you came in from. I would say the wait for us was about 20 minutes which typically isn't long except when you have an antsy toddler that hates being strapped in a carseat. Once in, they hand you these paper 3D glasses which I have absolutely NO IDEA what it's for except to make the lights look like you are on LSD except I wouldn't know but that's my guess how things would look if i was cracked out on it lol. They also tell you to turn off your headlights and stay bumper to bumper. Both rules are clearly not followed as you'll see if you make that visit. I say half the people leave their headlights on and no one stays bumper to bumper. Since they charge by the vehicle, i noticed a lot of large cars stuffed with passengers. Kids standing with their heads poking out of sunroofs are not uncommon. Even ones riding on top of cars are quite common even in the 40 degree cold. The lights got my baby to keep saying "Woooow" bc she loves this stuff. That in itself made it worth the price of admission so if you haven't been it's worth doing once. Looking at the pictures it's obvious they have the same setup every year so not worth doing again. read more

It was a fun drive through to see the Fantasy of lights show this year. Despite the rains, the light show was fun and dazzling. They had many themes- Christmas, dinosaurs, nutcracker, dragons and snowmen. The kids loved it from the car. Plz be considerate and drive slowly to enjoy the scenery. As a reminder, best enjoyed when you switch off your headlights in the car. The crowds are long and I heard from many others that this event sells out really fast. Will visit again next year read more

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Super cute place to bring your kids and stay warm, the park also has a walking the park week but I feel the drive is better. we got two pairs of special glasses for the ride. Bathrooms at beginning and end of the drive. I wasn't sure what station it was so I wasn't able to set up the holiday music but it's okay that pandora holiday station saved us. Def recommend make sure you get the tickets early they sell out fast read more

Great place to go for a light show during Christmas. Affordable. The line was a bit long this year. We definitely have to pack snacks for next time. read more

An absolutely delightful experience and especially grateful for the joy during covid times. We heard about this event from our friends and were advised to book online in advance. The tickets becomes available in November and sell out very fast ! They charge about $22 per vehicle and are available on Eventbrite. We were able to reserve a slot for Saturday night and my daughter throughly enjoyed it ! The city has clearly marked directions for the event and the car line up was about 20 mins. The entire event was drive through only ( due to covid ) and the cars moved at a slow comfortable pace so that we could snap photos and enjoy each area. The park is quite big and they had several themed sections. A lot of effort had gone into the decor and it was a treat to attend. We will definitely be returning next year. read more

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It's our special family tradition of 20+ years; my daughter is now in her thirties and still loves it. We started taking my mom too when she was in her late eighties, just bundled her up in the front seat with the heat cranked on high lol. Well worth the price and even the drive/wait in line with the lights reflecting off Vasona Lake. Do miss the candy canes at the end, though! read more

Drove here from Daly City to check out the holiday lights. Booking a time slot and buying a ticket online was easy. Drive was kinda far but it was nice to get out of the house and check out a drive through, Covid-style holiday event. After we exited, Google maps took us in a different direction than where we were supposed to go, but eventually found signs that lead us the right way. (Turns out, if the street wasn't closed off for event traffic, it would have lead us to the lake area perfectly. Makes sense.) Once we got into the line of cars, it took us about 30mins to enter, then about another 30mins to drive through the whole thing. The displays were cute but I kind of expected a bit more. Once on the course, the path for cars was organized. It would have been nice if the flow of cars was a little slower so we could take decent photos, but understandable. My fave sets were the dinosaurs and Santa and an elf roasting marshmallows. read more

I think they're putting up 80% of the same lights every year. They should change their theme on a regular basis. We went on a Saturday night after 8:30pm and it was extremely busy, although the line was moving quickly, we had to take a long loop to get in the line. Once you're in, it's a good treat and very festive. Wish we could step out of the car for a moment. read more

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Doesn't look as cool as it actually is when you drive by it from the freeway, but it is much bigger and full of visual treats than expected! This was our first year and we had a great time, but you do need to BUY YOUR TICKET IN ADVANCE they will not let you in the park without a pre-purchased ticket. The reason why I gave this even a 3 star is minus 2 for not having a better policing of people actually turning off their headlights, they are literally checking everything else and moving people quickly - they should not let people by until headlights have been turned off and maybe halfway through have a small hut decorated with another rep watching to make sure that people turn off their lights if they decide to be disrespectful and turn their lights back on. It was like 50% followed the rules and the other 50% did not which really took away from the experience. Do NOT be in a rush to get in or through this place. It takes 30-45 minutes or so to get through the line to even get in and then another 30 minutes or so to get through so keep that in mind when you are planning your evenings or coordinating your children's schedules. Bring 2 travel mugs of hot chocolate each! The glasses they provide are NOT 3D glasses they are kaleidoscope type glasses and different ones do different things, so your friend isn't crazy when they tell you that you are seeing one thing and you are seeing something completely different through yours. Great activity, perfect for a date! Get some good conversation and quality time going and then geek out over some xmas lights and the sugar-filled kiddos thrilled at the experience. Looking forward to rolling through again next year with new friends to share the experience with! read more

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this was year 2 of us doing fantasy of lights. last year, we did their drive-thru, since tickets are always selling out fast and that was all that was left when we went to purchase our tickets. the drive-thru was okay. it went pretty fast and the line to get in did take a minute. this year, we were quick to purchase tickets for their walk thru dates as soon as it went on sale. unfortunately, this really missed the mark for us. we followed their instructions and parked at the netflix lot to shuttle over. we figured that would be easier than trying to find street parking near vasona lake park. we arrived around 6pm and waited in line for over an hour for the shuttle service. we honestly didn't expect it to take that long and felt that maybe we should've just tried finding street parking bc that probably would've been faster. i gotta say tho, the amount of volunteers they had did really help direct the flow of traffic and make the process way smoother despite it being extremely crowded. unfortunately, the walk thru was underwhelming for the majority of it. i thought since we would have more time to sight see, it would be better than the drive thru but the decor is pretty basic and hasn't changed at all year by year. seeing it up close at our own leisure didn't add to the experience at all bc of how mundane the lights display was. if anything, the big crowds of people made the experience even harder to enjoy especially when ppl would just randomly stop and congregate in the middle of the pathway or when parents would let their little children run around unsupervised. i felt like i was dodging kids left and right and trying to avoid running into people more than i was looking at the lights. we recently did holidays at filioli and felt that the experience there was 100x better especially their decor and lights. we did enchant christmas last year too and despite that being really expensive, it was also way better than this. i'm glad i got to experience this once bc it always looked so cool whenever we drove by but now i know and won't return the following years. my advice, save your money and go to the other lights display available around the bay area. i feel like those experiences would be more worth your time and money. read more

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Warning! Tickets sell out fast! Don't fret if you're running late. You'll be stuck in line waiting to get in anyways and all they do is scan it. I found out last year and waited to be buy and it sold out. Made a reminder this year and jumped on as soon as tickets were out last month. I was disappointed but I'm grateful that the community has such great events. The lights are exactly the same as last year. Not a repeat from last year. I guess I spoiled the "magic" because I watched recordings of it from previous years as well as saw them during the day. read more

Many FREE neighborhoods Christmas lights display is a lot better than the Fantasy of Lights around the Bay Area. This sold out pretty quickly. It could have been better maintained and improvements should be added in every year. I'm pretty disappointed but I can see how this is still enjoyable for little kids. I hope they keep the quality and keep enough lights on to allow the cars to enter with the headlights off so we can enjoy the show more. read more

Really fun. Wait to get wasn't long once you get into the line. They make you go all around in a circle before even getting in line. Once in there's a lot to look at. Great for family with kids. Do recommend going with a reliable car due to constantly stopping and going. read more

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Purchased tickets and paid by PayPal but they never sent my ticket. I Emailed them several times for a month but no one ever responded. I've purchased several tickets through Eventbrite over the years using the same email address. Every ticket showed up except the Fantasy of Lights ticket. No refunds so I paid but never got to go. What a rip off! Horrible experience! read more

A wonderful event - we bring the grandkids and they love it. Just gets better and better.

One of my fave holiday events! I have been to the walk thru and drive thru and I just keep coming back every year! This is such a fun event for everyone of all ages and definitely worth it, in my opinion. Tickets are usually available in the beginning of November or so with all the available dates and times. I would suggest checking out their website around that time to book your tickets in advance! Time slots definitely sell out quickly. This year (2020) the price per car was $20 so you can pack your car with family and make it worth the $$! read more

I really enjoyed the Fantasy of Lights! I've been trying to do the walk-thru for the past two years but tickets were always sold out but this year I made sure to get my tix in advance. Although I'd heard and read a lot of mixed reviews I decided it was something I had to check out for myself since I am a sucker for any type of Christmas lights during the holidays. Parking was very Disneyland-ish, I parked at Netflix and there was a long line to get into the parking garage and then once parked there was a long switchback line to board the buses to take you to Vasona Park. I'm glad I did the walk-thru so that I could really enjoy the lights and be up close and personal, I was in awe going through the crazy light bridge. I'm not sure if I'd seen anything like it. I also loved the dinosaur area they had up the hill complete with sound, the dinosaur lights moved as did the volcano lights. Many of the lights here had motion which did make for great pictures. It seemed as though every area was filled with lights, there wasn't any area left out. There were a lot of people so it was a bit difficult to walk or stop to enjoy the lights fully but it was sold out so I expected this. They had a nice area with maybe about 10 food trucks, the lines were EXTREMELY long so I didn't get to eat here. They had an area to meet and take pictures with Santa Claus and they also had a Santa DJ that was playing some cool Christmas music and there were quite a few people dancing (great people watching opportunity lol). I'm glad that it wasn't just lights and there were other things to do and see as well as having food and drinks. If you're driving you don't get to experience that. I would definitely come here again and do the walk-thru because to me it was worth the $10 and I really enjoyed it. read more

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My top advice to attendees is *READ THE EMAIL SENT WITH YOUR TICKET(S)*. If you just enter the address into your GPS, it will cause you unnecessary stress and possibly make you late. The email provides the details to get you there right the *first* time. That said, be prepared to wait in line in your car for up to 30 minutes despite whatever your entry time says. Upon entry, you'll be asked to turn off your headlights and be given some cardboard glasses. These glasses (at least in 2022) do not have arms, so you'll need to hold them up to your eyes. They're not necessary for enjoyment of the event, but do add a fun little distortion effect that can look like each light is a snowflake, and 'moving' if you gently rotate the glasses from side to side. It takes about 15-30 minutes to drive through, depending on how fast everyone is moving. When we drove through, we didn't feel rushed. Lots of families with kids popping out of windows and sun roofs, so people-watching options are there, too. There is no live music playing as you drive, but there's an option to tune into a local radio station playing holiday music. I personally went onto my phone and selected a playlist with songs we enjoy. The lights are well done and located on both sides of the car so all passengers will have something worthwhile to see. There are little themes as you go along. The one that stood out most was the dinosaur theme, with some animatronic displays moving and roaring (the only in-place sound effects). Children are able to be taken out of their car seats as there's a designated area at the end to pull over into a parking lot with a restroom to buckle them back in before exiting back on the road. My 16-month-old son seemed to enjoy it well enough in my lap, but I imagine he'll enjoy it even more in a year or two. PRO TIP: Unless you're parked completely still and don't have a wiggly child on your lap, videos turn out much better than photos due to the light distortion. read more

Original REVIEW: It's LIT! I'd go again. It's a fun way to spend 20 or so minutes, for families (I assume), or a cheesy and romantic date, or a silly thing for a group, trying to figure out what some of the elements are among the 50 or so displays. Is that a raccoon or a cat with a striped tail? Is that the elf's ball from his hat, or is the nose of a Smurf, or is it a tumor... DRIVING: Much better than the walk-through. I recommend the Charlie Brown Christmas cd. Oh, you will be on a slow crawl and braking often, so make sure your rotors are clean. My friend's tires were making a high pitch screech almost the entire time. Silent Night it was not. WALKING: These sell-out quick! I thought this would be better so I could go at my own speed and take photos, but it's crowded crowded crowded, full of strollers, and slow-moving people in the dark. It's like Black Friday, literally because it's pitch black. Walking, of course, is colder than driving, you have to deal with all the loud, spastic kids, and the only cup holders are your hands. I will say though that the organization of the shuttle from Netflix campus was AMAZING- the traffic was directed, the line was controlled beautifully (no Black Friday urgency, no cuts, no swarms), they had stroller elves to help with the buses, and it seemed almost overstaffed! I'd say "Hats off" to the organizer, but it's too cold. Hats on. read more

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I wasn't quite sure that my 17-month-old would be able to make it through sitting in the car for about half an hour with only the holiday lights to entertain him; however, it was a hit! There were enough displays, and different types of displays, to keep him interested the entire time. They also allow kids to be unbuckled so that they have a better view, and just before the exit, they have a friendly reminder to buckle back up and even have a lot for you to pull into to get that done. Be sure to tune in to the park's radio station for some holiday music and bundle up! It's fun for all ages! Advice - If you're at all interested, book your tickets EARLY. They get sold out really quickly, especially weekend times. December 2022 prices - $20 per "regular" car and $50 per large car (can hold 12 or more people). Also, even though it is sold in time frames of half an hour, arrive early because the line to enter gets pretty long! read more

Beautiful lights bring such joy to our family at the holiday season. We look forward to it every year. It is a family tradition. We look forward our favorite light displays. So glad that they bring back favorites while adding new displays. This is a wonderful place to make family memories. read more

Alright, so I finally went to the famous Fantasy of Lights in Los Gatos, and the Christmas spirit in this place is so dead Santa would be sad. Tickets sell out every year, you would think they would at least spruce up the place. Make sure to come at the time stated on your ticket and be prepared for a line. Once inside you will notice many of the lights and displays look outdated. You can adjust your radio to play their Christmas station, which helps a little. There is a cool light tunnel you can ride thru and have a dance party. The best display was the patriot shooting a cannon. Overall the ride is about 10-15 minutes maybe, not very long. I guess this place is just overhyped. Real Yelpers know the real deal for Christmas lights is in Willow Glen, but I had to come to check this place out for tradition. Fantasy of Lights could be pretty cool if they updated it a bit and added some more Christmas spirit. Overall it's a cool thing to do with the family but there are so many better options with less hassle and price. read more

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We are attending the walk through...no seating whatsoever except way off the beaten path in the dark....I realize this is also a drive through event...but sometimes grandparents want to experience things like this with their grandchildren... read more

Really expensive for a mile long drive. We enjoyed walking through Willow Glen more. Sorry but it's really expensive and not worth it. Appreciate all the work and planning that goes into it though. read more

Last year (Dec 2022) was a huge disappointment. Tickets were difficult to get. When we finally got there early, the traffic to get in was horrendous and took almost an hour before we made our way in. Then the actual light show was underwhelming...by a lot. The music doesn't go with the lights. The light technology is so old and really corny. We went to other light shows that were much better in all aspects I mentioned earlier. Highly recommend BLINKYS (which I believe for 2023 is going to be at Christmas in the Park drive through where the music goes with the light show), check out the Willow Glen neighborhood lights for free by driving around or book cable car or pedicab, Enchant was great, and also check out Filoli. Also look up LAMORE Lights on Facebook. read more