Holiday lights · Dallas–Fort Worth
See the best Christmas lights in Dallas–Fort Worth from a warm black SUV instead of a traffic line. Your chauffeur picks you up, drives the light routes and takes you home, so everyone gets to look. From $199 for 2 hours.
The best displays draw long lines of cars on December weekends. With a chauffeur nobody has to drive, look for parking or watch the road instead of the lights. The whole group rides together, stays warm and gets out wherever walking is allowed.
Tell us which lights you want to see when you book. We plan the order and timing so you spend the evening looking at lights, not sitting in the wrong line.
Beverly Drive and Armstrong Parkway in Highland Park are lined with some of the most decorated homes in Dallas, and Highland Park Village lights up for the whole season. From Uptown it is under 3 miles to Highland Park Village, so a 2-hour tour leaves time to drive the streets slowly and stop for photos.
Interlochen is the Metroplex's best-known neighborhood display, with more than 100,000 visitors a season. In 2025 it ran nightly from December 13 to 25, 6 to 10 pm, with every car entering from Westwood Drive at Randol Mill Road. The 2-mile route takes about an hour once you are in line.
Weekends are the busiest, so a weeknight and an arrival before 9 pm make for a shorter wait. Police keep limousines and tour buses off three side courts, and our chauffeurs follow the route police set each year. We are based in Arlington, about 3 miles from Interlochen.
In 2025 Deerfield's lights ran from December 1 to 30, 7 to 10 pm on weeknights and until 11 pm on weekends, in the neighborhood between Preston Road and Coit Road. You can stay in the car or walk part of the way while your chauffeur waits nearby. Deerfield is about 3.5 miles from Legacy West.
Prairie Lights in Grand Prairie is a 2-mile drive-through park with millions of lights, open nightly from Thanksgiving to New Year's Eve. Tickets are sold per vehicle and are not included in our price. It is about 15 miles from Interlochen, so the two fit in one 3- to 4-hour Arlington evening.
Grapevine, which calls itself the Christmas Capital of Texas, decorates its historic Main Street, and the Gaylord Texan resort is under 2 miles away.
Tours are booked by the hour for up to 5 guests: 2 hours $199, 3 hours $289, 4 hours $379. Up to 20 miles of driving are included, and extra miles are $8 each. Displays near your pickup keep the miles low: Uptown to Highland Park or Legacy West to Deerfield stays well within 20 miles, while Arlington to Highland Park is about 26 miles each way.
2026 dates for each display are usually announced in November, and we update this page when they are. Friday and Saturday nights in mid-December book up first, so reserve early. Traveling with young children? Tell us when you book so we can talk about car seats.
$199 for 2 hours, $289 for 3 hours or $379 for 4 hours for up to 5 guests, with 20 miles of driving included and $8 per extra mile.
In Dallas, Highland Park and University Park. In Arlington, Interlochen. In Plano, Deerfield. For a drive-through park, Prairie Lights in Grand Prairie. Two displays close together fit in one evening.
Yes, on the main route. Under the 2025 rules, limousines and tour buses were kept off Porto Bello Court, Waltham Court and Postbridge Court. We follow the route police set each year.
Two hours covers one neighborhood near your pickup. Three to four hours lets you add a second display or a dinner stop. Interlochen alone can take an hour or more on weekends.
As early as you can. Friday and Saturday nights in mid-December fill first.
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