Queens Christmas Lights 2025

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Welcome to your guide for Queens Christmas lights and holiday displays. If you're looking to soak up the festive spirit, Queens offers a variety of light displays that bring neighborhoods to life each December.

One of the most beloved traditions is the Queens County Farm Museum’s Winter Lantern Festival, where walking trails wind through dazzling handmade lanterns. You’ll also find neighborhood displays that make exploring Queens a special part of the season.

From free displays to ticketed light shows, and both drive-through lights and walkable options, this guide covers everything you need to discover the magic of holiday lights near Queens. Whether you’re a local or visiting, there’s plenty to see and enjoy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top Christmas light displays in or near Queens?

The Winter Lantern Festival at Queens County Farm Museum is a standout, featuring illuminated walking trails and handmade lanterns. Other popular spots include neighborhood displays and seasonal light shows at local parks.

Are there drive-through or walkable light displays in Queens?

Yes, Queens offers both drive-through lights and walkable options. The Winter Lantern Festival is best enjoyed on foot, while some parks and neighborhoods feature drive-through displays for a cozy viewing experience.

When do Christmas lights typically start in Queens?

Most Christmas lights in Queens go up the weekend after Thanksgiving and stay lit through early January. The Winter Lantern Festival usually opens in mid-November and runs through early January.

Are there free Christmas light displays in Queens?

Yes, several neighborhoods feature free Christmas light displays, and the Winter Lantern Festival offers free admission on select nights. Many local parks and streets also have festive decorations you can enjoy at no cost.

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