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Get in the holiday spirit with this roundup of the best places to see Christmas lights across the Lone Star State!

Arlington | Lights in Interlochen | Dec. 17-25, 7-10pm | Westwood Drive at Randol Mill Rd.

Interlochen, a residential Arlington neighborhood, is known for its over-the-top Christmas light displays.

College Station Santa's Wonderland

View more than a mile of Christmas lights from a hayride or horse-drawn carriage ride.

The nation’s tallest indoor Christmas tree comes to life as millions of lights “dance” to choreographed music.

Highalnd Park Village Holiday Carriage Rides

Book a carriage ride though Dallas’ historic Highland Park neighborhood

Sundance Square is decked out in festive style, topped off by the 55 ft. Christmas tree.

Frisco Christmas in the Square

Enjoy the largest light show in North Texas, featuring more than 175,000 lights and choreographed music, all supported by 11.5 miles of wiring.

Lights, decorations, Santa, wagon rides and strolling holiday characters adorn Historic Downtown Grapevine.

Lubbock | Vintage Township Winter Wonderland | weekends through Dec. 17, 6-8:30pm

Lubbock’s largest and most festive light show, benefitting U Can Share food drive.

San Antonio River Walk Christmas

Each evening, more than 122,000 lights form a twinkling canopy over San Antonio’s River Walk.

Round up the family for carriage rides through Southlake Town Square.

View illuminated holiday scenes and storybook displays surrounding The Woodlands ice rink.

DFW’s largest Christmas light park, featuring 1.7 miles of lights with hundreds of animated and illuminated displays.

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