The annual Celebration of Lights in Fort Zumwalt Park in O'Fallon, Mo., has been a holiday tradition since 1991. Each scene is designed and funded by local organizations, churches and businesses.
The display is open through Dec. 30 (except Dec. 25) and is open to vehicle traffic with no reservations except on Mondays. Also offered are walking tours, carriage rides, and sleigh rides. Some require reservations. Hours are:
Admission is $10 for cars, $15 for commercial vans and limousines, and $1 per person for tour buses ($25 minimum). Tuesday nights are $7 for all non-commercial vehicles.
More information: ofallon.mo.us
Wednesday through Sundays: Bring a food pantry donation and receive a $1 discount per vehicle. Tuesday nights are $7 for all non-commercial vehicles.
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