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Holiday Lights Tour in Omaha: Festive Evening Drives - Omaha

Holiday Lights Tour in Omaha: Festive Evening Drives

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

No special fitness required; suitable for all ages and abilities

Overview

Delight in Omaha's Public Holiday Lights Tour for a magical two-hour drive through dazzling festive displays installed by Brite Ideas. Celebrate the season with twinkling lights and heartwarming holiday cheer.

Omaha, Nebraska

Public Holiday Lights Tour

2 Hours • All Ages

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About This Adventure

Experience the magic of the holiday season with our enchanting Holiday Lights Tours! Starting the weekend after Thanksgiving, this two-hour journey showcases Omaha's stunning festive displays, expertly installed by Brite Ideas. Gather your loved ones for a memorable evening filled with twinkling lights and holiday cheer.

Rates

Individual Passenger - $35


Duration

2 hours


Holiday Lights Tours

Our holiday lights tours are a cherished holiday tradition! We begin booking these tours in the summer. The tours start running the weekend after Thanksgiving. We partner with Brite Ideas, the company who installs the display lighting for many decorated homes in Omaha! This tour adds a festive touch to the holiday season. There's plenty of free parking at the Report In Pub located at 12100 Center Street. Loading begins at 6:50 pm and the trolley departs promptly at 7pm, returning everyone around 9pm.


Adventure Tips

Reserve Tickets Early

Holiday Lights Tours fill up quickly; book in advance to secure your spot during peak weekends.

Dress Warmly

Even though you’ll be in a vehicle, dress for chilly evenings for any brief stops and to stay comfortable.

Bring a Camera or Smartphone

Capture vibrant light displays and memorable group moments during photo stops along the route.

Arrive Promptly

Tours start on time to maximize viewing during optimal darkness; arriving late can mean missing key displays.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Wintering cardinals often spotted in lit trees
  • Occasional urban owls heard at night

History

Omaha’s tradition of holiday lighting dates back to early 20th century community celebrations, evolving into the current large-scale professional displays.

Conservation

LED lighting is favored for its energy efficiency and reduced environmental impact, helping preserve Omaha’s community resources during the holidays.

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Recommended Gear

Warm Jacket

Essential

Stay comfortable during evening stops when temperatures drop.

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Camera or Smartphone

Essential

For capturing the festive light displays.

Comfortable Shoes

Useful for walking during designated photo stops along the tour.

Flashlight

Helpful for navigating parking areas and stops safely in the dark.

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