Service: 5 Aesthetic: 4…read moreCleanliness: 1 Efficiency : 5 As a Broward county local this year was the first time my family and I visited Christmas lights in the Acres. You have to reserve date and time on their app : Christmasin the acres, $10 per vehicle which includes a parking spot and free hot chocolate. Service: every volunteer/personnel we encountered were kind and hospitable. From parking to the serving of hot chocolate they were nice and attentive. Aesthetic: the light show was IMPRESSIVE. This is what has made its rounds on social media. There is another section called the North Pole that is made up of Christmas inflatables/decor. That section was pretty cool and drew my toddler in. There was also timed snow and bubble "shows". However, the placement/locations of these machines need to be thought through. People would crowd around and in front of the machines and would congest the main area to walk through to get to and from the entrances of the food,hot chocolate and inflatable section. Having personnel do crowd management would be really helpful and lessen the congestion. Cleanliness: the porter potties were disgusting. The church does not have indoor use of the their bathrooms so they have porter potties which is fine but it was disgustingly. And while porter potties tend to have a rep of being filthy I had just never seen them be this bad. There was no toilet paper urine everywhere and no personnel to clean up or at least do crowd control in this section. Efficiency: reservation through their app is GENIUS! it limits the amount of people and insures your "spot" . Overall, it was a nice family outing and the community enjoys it.

Christmas Lights in the Acres is hosted yearly by the Plantation Baptist Church. It starts late…read moreNovember to late December from 6 pm to 10 pm. It is by reservation only and to make reservations, you have to download the app and book it on there. When we went, it was $10 per car load and parking was plentiful and organized. It is a walk through experience not a drive through experience. They did a great job with the lights and decor. There was a foam machine to replicate fake snow. There was a section with Christmas inflatibles. There was a hot chocolate stand. They had the music and the lights go in sync with each other. My toddler was amazed and in awe, so were we. If my family and I didn't move away, we would visit this place yearly and make it a tradition!

This is a residential Christmas light display in Coral Springs. There are two Facebok pages for…read morethis display. One identifies it as the Van Horn Family Christmas and the other as the Hizzy Christmas Light Display. You can google either name and find it. The display is synchronized lights to music. There is also a small Rudolph the Reindeer display. They say you can listen to the music through your radio at 93.7 but I didn't try it. The display is running until January 1, 6-10 pm week nights and 11 pm on Saturday night. If you are in the immediate area you will definitely want to stop by.

Came back home for a visit and we went out to find house and came across this gem. I loved how…read moresimple it was and spoke at length with the owner and can't wait to see the additions he will add every yr and we will be back because we now have a grandchild here.

Not a business, but definitely worth a visit during the holiday season. The family puts in so much…read moretime and effort into their set-up, and all to benefit the local high school. I loved that there were students volunteering! Everyone is friendly and their enthusiasm and effort is evident. Highly recommend you add this to your holiday lights tour!

Lights are up and ready for visitors! 102 Dalmatians, Ginger Bread Land, Hess Trucks, and more!…read moreSanta starts Sun Dec 21 and we'll be there thru Tuesday!

My HOA hired this company to put up the lights at the entrance to our South Florida community…read more Thousands of dollars are allocated to this yearly lighting project, which is usually met with much joy and anticipation. Sadly, this year (December 2024), our community finds that Noel Christmas Lights' work product is shoddy, unprofessional, and falls short of our expectations. As you can see from the photos, many of the lights do not work (since Day 1 of the installation), there is no discernible pattern, attention to detail is severely lacking, the lights messily climb up the trees, and overall, the display is tacky. Compared to our neighboring communities, our display has become a laughingstock in the area. Multiple calls and messages to Noel Christmas Lights Professional have gone unanswered (though they were quick to take our money). The lack of professionalism is mind boggling. Buyer beware of retaining this company to bring light to you holiday season, or for that matter, any important event (like weddings, etc.) it's been nearly two months and they still have not responded to multiple requests. This was a tragic display.

Our HOA higher them for 6K to complete three entrances for our neighborhood in which they only…read morebother to complete one. Went confronted, their initial reaction was to feign ignorance, but then a few days later in writing said they'd come back and complete the work. Then they did another 180 and backed away from that. Please review the video in full to review this company's quality of work, in which the attempt by them to complete 1/3 the agreed work looks like.

Checking out the Christmas lights every holiday season always brings me joy. A family home display…read morethat should not be missed is the Soflo Christmas house in Hollywood near the Seminole guitar hotel. The family who own the home moved there in 2001. Each year they added a bit more to their holiday decorations. In 2006 they purchased their first control box to synchronize the lights to music. The display grew and they have been featured in the Miami Herald, South Florida Sun Sentinel, and on television. The Soflo Christmas house is on a corner so it is decorated to the nines on two sides with 50 inflatables, decorations, Christmas trees, and 250,000 lights synchronized to music every 30 minutes on the half hour and hour. During part of the show the inflatables are deflated to better see the lights. Although the show is free, the family that runs it accepts donations for St. Vincent de Paul food for the poor. An honorable mention goes to the house directly across the street that has the spirit too with a ton of lights and a yard full of inflatables. The show begins on the Saturday after Thanksgiving and ends on the Epiphany or All Kings Day on January 6th. You can learn more about the light show at SofloChristmas.com or follow them on Facebook.

I've been coming t Flamingo Road Nursery for over a decade. They always have the best selections of…read moreplants & flowers. You can tell they put so much love & attention to every single potted plant no matter how small. Their selections of plants that have had it a little rough is nice because that gives them a second chance at being adopted to a good home! Always love to check them out. They also host many seasonal events which is nice considering that we live somewhere where we have 2 seasons at most.

This is the place to go for all your plant needs. They have…read morethe largest selection of plants and trees at any nursery that I've ever seen. It's even a nice place to just go for a visit, get a shake and enjoy the beautiful gardens. The prices are reasonable.

They came right away and because I realized I wanted "warm lights" and swapped out the other ones…read morevery quickly and were very accommodating! I highly recommend them!!

An amazing job setting up and decorating our 15 foot tree. Showed up on time and were meticulous…read morewith every detail. Highly recommend!