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Lights on the Delta: A Dazzling Holiday Spectacle

Experience the magic of the holidays at Lights on the Delta, the Mid-South's largest drive-through Christmas light display in Blytheville, Arkansas.

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Lights on the Delta in Blytheville, Arkansas, is the Mid-South's largest holiday lighting display, featuring over 6 million lights and dozens of animated displays spread across 40 acres. This drive-through experience has become a cherished tradition, drawing visitors from far and wide to celebrate the magic of the season.

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Local tips

  • Visit on a Tuesday night for half-price admission.
  • Book a hayride in advance for a unique and memorable way to see the lights.
  • Stop by Jingle Bell Park for refreshments, souvenirs, and a visit with Santa (select nights).
  • Check the Lights of the Delta website for special events like the Twinkle Walk/Run.
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Getting There

  • Driving

    Lights on the Delta is located at the Arkansas Aeroplex, just off Friday Street in Blytheville. From I-55, take exit 54 and head east on Highway 18. Turn left onto Friday Street, and follow the signs to the Arkansas Aeroplex. Parking is available on-site. Expect to pay an entry fee per vehicle, which varies depending on the day.

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Lights on the Delta transforms the Arkansas Aeroplex (formerly Ecker Air Force Base) into a winter wonderland each holiday season. This massive display features over 6 million lights and 56 major motion displays along a 1.5-mile paved road. Visitors can drive through the dazzling landscape, immersing themselves in the festive atmosphere. The tradition began in 1995 when Main Street Blytheville started decorating the town center for the holidays. The display grew over the years thanks to countless volunteers and fundraisers, eventually moving to its current, larger location. Today, Lights on the Delta attracts over 35,000 visitors annually, with many considering it a must-see holiday tradition. In addition to the drive-through light display, Lights on the Delta offers other attractions such as hayrides, visits with Santa, and a souvenir stand. Jingle Bell Park, located at the halfway point, provides a place to stretch your legs, enjoy refreshments, and take photos. New displays are added each year, ensuring there's always something new to discover. Many displays depict local landmarks and celebrities, adding a unique touch to the experience.

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