Christmas Light Displays

I am new to the Area and I wanted to know if there is any Neighborhoods around that Display Christmas lights that is worth going too?? Please Help..

For nearly 25 years the "people of Thoroughbred Lane" (Near Hillside and Sapphire north of the 210 Freeway) in Rancho Cucamonga have been putting on some of the best Christmas lights displays in the Inland Empire. The light displays are usually on beginning just after Thanksgiving and stay up only until Christmas day. They light up around dark and to keep the neighborhood sane, are usually turned off by 11pm.

Holidays are coming…holidays are coming…holidays are coming…We are excited for everyone to see the 32,000 lights decorating our house this year. It took all year to plan and several days to set up, but we are ready! Our show this year is a synchronization of lights to seven entertaining Christmas songs (including one popular cola commercial). In addition to lights covering the house and roof, this year we have added a mega tree and arches of leaping lights that cross our yard. We are also collecting non-perishable food to help support those who feed needy families in our community.

I Thought I Would Summarize Some Of The Local Small Town Christmas Activities, Not That They Aren't Important But Rather That There Are So Many Of Them. You Could Spend The Entire Christmas Season Driving Around To The Various Light Displays, Parades And Community Displays And Not Finish Till They Started Taking Them Down In January. I Know Some People Who Will Do That. Go Out Every Night As Much As They Can. So Here Goes.

Kolde Christmas 2993 Gertrude st Riverside Hours: 5:30 to 9:00

This year they are going all out. They have added more lights, for a total of 18,000 lights that are synchronized to music, using the computer.

There will some one out front passing out cookies and candy and I bet you can guess who that will be.

44004 Terraza Ct. Temecula

This is a single home that was decorated about 8 years ago on a cul-de-sac and now almost every home in the complex is lighted in one way or another.

I was happy to find this guy still around and doing what he has been doing for the past 21 years. When I was down in the Palm Springs court complex I would make it a point to pay a visit to this young mans display. I was never disappointed by his efforts that he started when he was 13 years old. He started off with a few hundred lights on a few trees and by the time I last saw his place in December 1998, it had now grown to over 2 million lights on a 4 acre property.