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8 christmas lights in Los Angeles and nearby.
As the holiday season approaches, Los Angeles and surrounding areas illuminate with dazzling Christmas light displays. From sprawling, ticketed spectacles like the popular Winter Glow to more intimate neighborhood showcases, there are many ways to experience the season's glow.
If you seek a classic train ride through twinkling lights, consider the Griffith Park train. For free, family-friendly neighborhood displays, Lights on Temple City offers a glimpse into community spirit.
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Top picks include the Enchant Christmas Light Maze at Santa Anita Park, the glittering Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, and the Holiday Road immersive experience, all offering unique takes on holiday lights in Los Angeles. Neighborhood displays throughout the city add to the festive atmosphere.
Los Angeles offers both drive-through and walkable options. You’ll find immersive walking trails at events like Enchant and Holiday Road, while some neighborhoods and botanical gardens feature strollable light displays. Drive-through experiences are also available at select locations, especially in the suburbs.
Most major light displays begin in late November, with some starting as early as mid-November. For example, Rodeo Drive lights up around November 14, and Enchant runs from November 21 through December 28. Neighborhood displays often follow a similar timeline.
Yes, many neighborhood displays are free to enjoy, and iconic areas like Rodeo Drive offer spectacular lights at no cost. Some larger, ticketed events also have free viewing areas or special community nights.