Opens Nov 30

378 N. Abram St

568, Greenfield Avenue, Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, 06614, USA
SeasonNov 30 – Jan 1
Hours5–10 PM
Lights10,000
Decorating since2000

About this display

Features includes a 19 foot Mega tree - 1,600 pixels this year. The front of the house is decorated with pixel snowflakes (new this year) and garland. There are 7 sections of lighted garland made with pixels. The large wreath on the front of the house is now all pixels. A Video board is in the middle of the large wreath that shows videos based upon the song being played. There are 16 multi-color 4 foot Christmas trees lining the front of the house. Pixels outline the windows of the house. pixel icicles line the gutters. --- Hours are: Sunday - Thursday - 5 PM to 10 PM Friday and Saturday - 5 PM to 11 PM. We only have a static display when it's raining. No lights will be on if it's raining. Tune to 107.1 FM

Radio · 107.1 FM2 inflatables10 controllers
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378 N. Abram St

Opens Nov 30

When you get there, look for

  • Tune your car radio to 107.1 FM and watch the lights dance to 9 songs.
  • About 10,000 lights. Can you spot the brightest corner?
  • Count them all: 2 inflatables.

Afterwards, come back to say it was lit, leave a review and nominate it for a Tacky Award. Decorators read every one.

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