A website in Santa Clarita has a list of neighborhoods not too far from here that are heavy on the holiday displays. The neighborhoods are:
For driving directions and the author's tips and information about visiting each neighborhood, visit: http://www.santaclaritaguide.com/HolidayLights.html
TIP: Check out the light displays on a weekday when it's raining. Even a little rain will keep people home, less crowds = better viewing!
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Dec. 19, San Diego Bay Parade of Lights. sdparadeoflights.orgDec. 15-19, Newport Beach Christmas Boat Parade. christmasboatparade.comDec. 17-18, Ventura Harbor Parade of Lights and Fireworks. venturaharborvillage.comDec. 17-23, Huntington Harbour Cruise of Lights. cruiseoflights.org
Disneyland has it's a Small World set up with lights and a light show (every 15 minutes?), a decorated castle, and snowfall with Christmas fireworks Main Street. Legoland has fireworks, displays, and a special New Years Eve party. Sea World has daily holiday themed shows from December 18-31. Click here to read a previous article about an annual pass for $60. Universal Studios set up Whoville complete with snow from December 18-January 2. Knott's "Merry" Farm has the free admission with the Toys for Tots promotion through December 19 and has their annual Christmas craft fair set up in the park.
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