Holiday Light Displays in Georgia
Load everyone in the car, turn on the holiday tunes and hit the road for these spectacular sights in Georgia!
Fantasy in Lights at Callaway Resort & Gardens
Bundle up for a Jolly Trolley ride, or drive your own car through more than 8 million lights at Fantasy In Lights at Callaway Resort & Gardens. Named one of the "Top 10 Places to See Holiday Lights" by National Geographic Traveler, Callaway Resort & Gardens glistens with custom-built scenes.
Garden Lights, Holiday Nights at Atlanta Botanical Garden
This adventure at the Atlanta Botanical Garden thrills all of your senses! Orchestral Orbs glow harmoniously with holiday tunes. A Tunnel of Light from the radiant Ice Goddess to the Glittering Galaxy embraces visitors in enchanting light. Named one of the top 10 holiday light shows in the country by USA Today,
this monumental event in the heart of Midtown Atlanta is one not to miss.
Enchanted Garden of Lights at Rock City Gardens
Tour Rock City Garden's Enchanted Garden of Lights, aglow with holiday scenes encompassing more than 1 million lights. Stop in the pavilion for nightly entertainment, gingerbread cookie decorating and to warm up by the fire. Special VIP tickets are available for Dinner with Santa and early garden entrance.
Magical Nights of Lights at Lanier Islands
Drive through larger-than-life holiday light displays at Lanier Islands while you hear songs of the season on your radio or smartphone. Add to the experience with wintry fun at License to Chill Snow Island at Margaritaville. With one of the fastest snow rides in North America, ice skating, snow play area, fire pits and s’mores, carnival rides and more, Snow Island is one of the best Southern snow attractions and fun for all ages.
Okefenokee Swamp Park Annual Light Show
Bring a blanket and snuggle on the trains as they make their way along a 1.25-mile rail at the Okefenokee Swamp Park Annual Light Show in Waycross, filled with thousands of lights. Walk through the park and enjoy a meal or snacks (including gator tail) at the Peach Pit Snack Shack.
Holiday Lights at Barnsley Resort
Visitors to Barnsley Resort are welcome to view more than 1 million lights and festive décor in the historic 1800s manor house ruins, surrounding gardens and English-style village. There is a small fee for the self-guided tour.
Stone Mountain Christmas
Kids of all ages will have a holly jolly Christmas at Stone Mountain Park when it's dressed up for the holidays with millions of lights. Enjoy live Christmas shows, a nightly parade and visits with your favorite holiday characters, including Rudolph and Clarice. Feast your eyes on thousands of lights, projections and special effects in the immersive Skylights Spectacular, and don't miss a ride on the Singalong Christmas Train.
Events are subjected to change, please check businesses’ websites and social channels for the latest COVID-19 information.
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Fantasy in Lights at Callaway Resort & Gardens
Bundle up for a Jolly Trolley ride, or drive your own car through more than 8 million lights at Fantasy In Lights at Callaway Resort & Gardens. Named one of the "Top 10 Places to See Holiday Lights" by National Geographic Traveler, Callaway Resort & Gardens glistens with custom-built scenes.
Garden Lights, Holiday Nights at Atlanta Botanical Garden
This adventure at the Atlanta Botanical Garden thrills all of your senses! Orchestral Orbs glow harmoniously with holiday tunes. A Tunnel of Light from the radiant Ice Goddess to the Glittering Galaxy embraces visitors in enchanting light. Named one of the top 10 holiday light shows in the country by USA Today,
this monumental event in the heart of Midtown Atlanta is one not to miss.
Enchanted Garden of Lights at Rock City Gardens
Tour Rock City Garden's Enchanted Garden of Lights, aglow with holiday scenes encompassing more than 1 million lights. Stop in the pavilion for nightly entertainment, gingerbread cookie decorating and to warm up by the fire. Special VIP tickets are available for Dinner with Santa and early garden entrance.
Magical Nights of Lights at Lanier Islands
Drive through larger-than-life holiday light displays at Lanier Islands while you hear songs of the season on your radio or smartphone. Add to the experience with wintry fun at License to Chill Snow Island at Margaritaville. With one of the fastest snow rides in North America, ice skating, snow play area, fire pits and s’mores, carnival rides and more, Snow Island is one of the best Southern snow attractions and fun for all ages.
Okefenokee Swamp Park Annual Light Show
Bring a blanket and snuggle on the trains as they make their way along a 1.25-mile rail at the Okefenokee Swamp Park Annual Light Show in Waycross, filled with thousands of lights. Walk through the park and enjoy a meal or snacks (including gator tail) at the Peach Pit Snack Shack.
Holiday Lights at Barnsley Resort
Visitors to Barnsley Resort are welcome to view more than 1 million lights and festive décor in the historic 1800s manor house ruins, surrounding gardens and English-style village. There is a small fee for the self-guided tour.
Stone Mountain Christmas
Kids of all ages will have a holly jolly Christmas at Stone Mountain Park when it's dressed up for the holidays with millions of lights. Enjoy live Christmas shows, a nightly parade and visits with your favorite holiday characters, including Rudolph and Clarice. Feast your eyes on thousands of lights, projections and special effects in the immersive Skylights Spectacular, and don't miss a ride on the Singalong Christmas Train.
Events are subjected to change, please check businesses’ websites and social channels for the latest COVID-19 information.
Media Contact
Emily Murrary, Senior Communication Specialist, [email protected]
View and download assets, visit Georgia's Media Hub
If you publish anything as the result of any Explore Georgia's story ideas, please let us know so we can share your work across our social media platforms and say thank you!