Magic of Lights drive-through display returns to illuminate Pine Knob

The winding trail has more than a mile of giant LED light displays, including a 32-foot tall Barbie and blizzard tunnel

By Randiah Camille Green

Nov 17, 2022 at 10:31 am

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Just driving through a tunnel of lights here, no big deal.

More than 2 million lights including a 32-foot tall waving Barbie display will illuminate Pine Knob for this year’s Magic of Lights display.

The drive-through holiday show features more than a mile of animated LED light displays with themes like 12 Days of Christmas, Winter Wonderland, Prehistoric Christmas, and The Night Before Christmas. There are also Mega Tree displays and a drive-through Blizzard Tunnel to experience, without ever leaving your car.

Magic of Lights opens on Friday, Nov. 18, and runs daily through Saturday, Dec. 31.

Hours are 5:30-10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday and until 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. It’s open on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Eve with shortened hours until 9 p.m.

Standard passes start at $20 a car for weekdays and $25 for Fridays and Saturdays if you buy online in advance.

For more info and tickets, see magicoflights.com/events/clarkston.

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Randiah Camille Green

After living in Japan and traveling across Asia, Randiah Camille Green realized Detroit will always be home. And when she says Detroit, she's talking about the hood, not the suburbs. She has bylines in Planet Detroit News , Bridge Detroit , BLAC magazine, and Model D .Her favorite pastimes are meditating on...