How to Create Your Own 2024 Tacky Lights Tour for Free

2. Save your favorite Christmas light displays to Visit

• Find nearby displays: Type any address in the search bar at the top of the website

• Click the "Save to Favorites" button for each display you would like to visit in person. This saves the display to your account.

5. Generate Driving Directions

• Clicking "My Favorites" from the top menu shows a list of your favorite displays.

• The "Generate Driving Directions" button will provide you with custom driving directions to up to 25 of your favorite displays.

How to upgrade your Tacky Lights Tour

1. Pack Festive Snacks:

Fuel up with some tasty treats to keep everyone merry and bright! Here are some ideas:

• Holiday Cookies: Pack an assortment of sugar cookies, gingerbread men, and peppermint bark.
• Hot Chocolate: Fill thermoses with warm cocoa. Don’t forget the marshmallows!
• Candy Canes: A classic treat to enjoy while admiring the lights.

2. Dress Up in Ugly Christmas Sweaters:

Embrace the holiday spirit by donning your most festive apparel. Ugly Christmas sweaters add a fun and cozy vibe to the night.

• Theme Your Sweaters: Get matching or themed sweaters for the whole family.
• Add Extra Accessories: Santa hats, reindeer antlers, and festive scarves complete the look.

3. Decorate Your Car:

Turn your vehicle into a holiday sleigh to add even more excitement to your light tour.

• Exterior Lights: Use battery-operated string lights to decorate the outside of your car.
• Window Clings: Festive window decals add a holiday touch without obstructing your view.
• Window Writings: Using a washable window marker add festive wishes like "Merry Christmas" and icons like Santa or presents.
• In-Car Decorations: Hang tinsel, garlands, or ornaments inside for that extra cheer.

4. Bring Bingo or a Scavenger Hunt:

Keep the kids entertained and engaged by turning the light tour into a fun game.

• Bingo Cards: Print bingo cards with common holiday light features (e.g., Santa, reindeer, snowflakes). Mark off each one as you see it.
• Scavenger Hunt: Print a list of items for the kids to find, like a snowman, nativity scene, or a house playing Christmas music.