Rhema Christmas Lights Extravaganza
Visitors can experience millions of LED lights across the campus by driving through or taking a walking stroll through the park area. Displays include a 50-figure nativity scene, a whimsical gingerbread family, and trees synchronized to music with dancing snowflakes. Guests can also take a ride on the Rhema Express train, browse the merchandise hut, and enjoy seasonal treats.
What to Expect
Millions of holiday lights illuminating a 110-acre campus.
Event Details
Ages
All ages
Timed Entry
No
Organizer
Rhema Bible Church
Food & Drink
Park concessions include hot chocolate, apple cider, cappuccino, lattes, funnel cakes, cookies, mini donuts, kettle corn, cake pops, buttered popcorn, and fudge.
Local Insight & Ratings
Family Friendly
Best For
Families and holiday-lights fans
Vibe
Bright, festive, family-friendly
Energy Level
Moderate
Budget
Free
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Moderate
Location
Know Before You Go
- Tickets: Admission is free. Rhema Express train rides: children 3 and under free; children 4–12 $5 per ride; adults 13 and older $10 per ride.
- Hours: Lights come on at 6 p.m. November 25; event hours are 5:30–11:30 p.m. November 26–January 1. Rhema Express train hours: 6–11 p.m. November 25; 5:30–11 p.m. November 26–January 1.
- Parking: Free parking is available on campus. The NRC lot tends to fill quickly; designated green parking areas are also available and described as safer alternatives.
- Accessibility: You can see the lights by car or on foot, but the park area is walking only.
- Pets: Pets are not allowed.
Tips & Advice
- Skip the NRC lot if it is full and head for the designated green parking areas, which are free, roomy and safer.
- Park and stroll through the park area, since that part of the display is walking only and cannot be seen from your car.
- Bring a card or cash for the Rhema Express, which needs no reservation and boards across from Rhema Park at the south end of Rooker Memorial Auditorium.
- Leave pets at home, since no pets are allowed at Rhema Lights for the safety of everyone.
- Dress for the weather, because the lights stay on through rain, snow and ice, and warm up with hot chocolate or apple cider from the park.
Special Events & Promotions
- New this year: Rhema Express train rides through the light displays, paid per ride, with kids 3 and under free.
- Lights-on opening night is Wednesday, November 25.
Quick Actions
Frequently Asked Questions
Should we drive through or walk?
You can explore the campus either way. The park area is walking only, so park and stroll through it to see the full display.
What food and drinks are sold?
The park sells hot chocolate, apple cider, cappuccino, lattes, funnel cakes, cookies, mini donuts, kettle corn, cake pops, buttered popcorn and fudge. Lighted toys are sold there too.
How does the Rhema Express train work?
The train runs every night. No reservation is needed, and rides are first-come, first-served. It takes credit cards or cash, and kids 3 and under ride free. Board across the street from Rhema Park at the south end of Rooker Memorial Auditorium, at the circles.
Where should we park?
Parking on campus is free. The NRC lot fills up quickly, but the designated green parking areas have plenty of space and are safer.
Are the lights on in bad weather?
Yes. The lights stay on in rain, snow, ice or sun.
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