Drive-Thru Christmas Lights Returns for 2024 at the Brown County Fairgrounds!

We LOVE hunting for the BEST Christmas lights in the Fox Cities and were excited to find out the popular Christmas drive-thru lights destination at the Brown County Fairgrounds has returned after a hiatus! Holiday Lights on the Fox (previously Santa’s Rock N Lights) is now locally owned and bigger than ever! The one-mile drive-thru light show has what feels like a million lights! With nearly 1,000 programmable elements and over 100,000 animated twinkling lights dancing to Christmas music tuned radios to 88.7 FM, the Brown County Fairgrounds is transformed into a winter wonderland. The fun lighted displays include Santa riding a motorcycle, giant reindeer, emojis, decorated construction equipment (including tractors and diggers!), 20+ foot dinosaurs, and more.

The snow is completely viewed from the comfort of your warm car, but there is an opportunity to park and take photos at the end. We recommend not missing this fun photo opportunity!

The show runs Friday, November 29 – Sunday, December 29, 2024, including Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, Tuesday through Sunday (closed Mondays). Admission is $25 cash or $30 credit card per car. There is no need to purchase tickets in advance; pay as you arrive. Note that there are no bathrooms available, so make sure everyone goes before leaving!

For visit more information, visit Holiday Lights on the Fox.

More Christmas Lights in Nearby

For more Christmas Lights in Wisconsin, check out our massive list, The Best Christmas Lights Near The Fox Cities: Awesome Displays for 2024! This list includes lights in Appleton, Oshkosh, Green Bay, and throughout Wisconsin. We are also working on a map and driving routes. Join our newsletter list and be the first to know when they are ready. Here are some of our other favorite lights in Green Bay!

WPS Garden of Lights at the Green Bay Botanical Garden

The Green Bay Botanical Garden transforms its gardens every holiday season into a magical winter wonderland experience with 37 botanically-themed light displays featuring over 325,000 twinkling lights. 

Dated and timed entry tickets are sold in advance online for this walkthrough light show. A fun option is a horse-drawn wagon ride through the display.

Value Nights are typically Thursdays, Sundays, and days after Christmas. Peak Nights are typically Fridays and Saturdays and dates before Christmas. 

Tickets start at $14 for adults and $5 for children ages 3 – 12.

  • WPS Garden of Lights, Green Bay Botanical Gardens, Green Bay, WI

Voyageur Park Holiday Light Display in De Pere

The De Pere Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Department will host the annual holiday lights display at Voyager Park in De Pere. 

The drive-through display with more than 25 decorated and community-sponsored trees and other holiday displays is free on select Saturdays and Sundays in December from 5 – 9 pm. 

For more information, contact the Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department at 920-339-4065 or email dpparks@deperewi.gov.

  • Voyageur Park, 100 William St, De Pere, WI

Winter Jubilee: Light Show

Titletown’s Winter Jubilee: Light Show will take place every Friday and Saturday through December. 

The show will be projected onto the west side of Lambeau Field, off Ridge Road, and will feature a blend of holiday-themed lights, music, and special effects, including animation, lasers, and fireworks.

Each show lasts 7 minutes and runs every 30 minutes until 9 pm. 

Kicks of Friday, November 29, 2024. The light show occurs every Friday and Saturday night through December (unless there is a Packer game) and daily December 20 – 24 and 26 – 28, 2024.

Festival of Trees, National Railroad Museum

The Festival of Trees is an annual National Railroad Museum event featuring dozens of uniquely decorated Christmas trees prominently displayed among our historic locomotives and exhibits. 

This year the Festival of Trees runs from November 21, 2024, through January 5, 2025. The holiday display is included with general admission to the museum. 

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