3 Million Dazzling Lights
Find holiday magic at the Midwest's biggest, brightest & most dazzling drive-through light show, located in Caledonia, WI.
Open November 21 - January 30*
*Closed for Thanksgiving (11/26), Christmas (12/25) & New Years Day (1/1)
Unwrap your perfect holiday tradition
Santa’s Workshop
Speciality items, hot cocoa, ice cream, & more festive treats! Visit Santa and pick up a copy of our book: Evy the Evergreen Finds His Shine
One-of-a-kind experiences
The most glorious way to view the show is high up on Santa's GIANT Sleigh or on our NEW holiday train!
Breakfast with Santa
On Saturday and Sunday mornings in December spend the best meal of the day with Santa!

Car Pass
Your car. Your crew. A whole lot of Holiday magic! Cruise through a dazzling wonderland of lights from the comfort of your own vehicle.

Santa's GIANT Sleigh
All aboard Santa’s GIANT Sleigh! Cozy up, take in the twinkling displays, and experience the Christmas Carnival in open air!

Holiday Train
NEW this season: The Holiday Train! Hop aboard and enjoy a festive journey through a dazzling wonderland of Holiday lights.

Location
*Holiday Hours May Vary
Light Show: Times listed are the Light Show hours
Special Events: Nov 21 & 22 Grand Opening Weekend • Nov 27 Walk Through Night • Dec 24 Christmas Eve
Santa’s Workshop: Open 30 minutes past Light Show close • Closed in January
Candy Village: Saturdays open at 2p • Jan 2-31, Fri & Sat only, 4p-9p
Closed: Nov 26 (Thanksgiving) • Dec 25 • Jan 1

Bring the show home
“So many families have been creating holiday memories with us over the years that we thought, ‘Why not create something special that be taken home as a keepsake?’
Now families can keep the magic of the light show alive all season long with our book, “Evy the Evergreen Finds His Shine!"
- Bridget Bender, co-owner
We’re grateful for the incredible donation from the Kiwanis Club of West Racine!
Their generous gift includes a variety of festive light attractions, previously displayed at the Racine Zoo.
Learn more about the history of these displays and how they became a holiday staple in the Racine community.



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