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The holiday season kicks off in spectacular style as World of Illumination presents the world’s largest drive-through light show, Candy Rush, featuring hundreds of festive animated displays synchronized to beloved Christmas tunes.
A new season of fun has begun for guests at Knoebels amusement park in Elysburg, Pa. with Joy Through the Grove, a drive-through Christmas light display.
This holiday season, Six Flags Magic Mountain is introducing an all-new socially distant drive-thru experience. Holiday in the Park offers guests of all ages the chance to celebrate from the safety and comfort of their own vehicles.
Guests can experience Sesame Place in a fun new way this holiday season during the all-new Furry & Bright Christmas Drive-Thru.
This holiday season, World of Illumination is presenting three all-new drive-through experiences, each with a unique theme and nearly two million lights.
This holiday season, a brand-new Elf on the Shelf themed drive-thru experience is debuting at the Fairplex in Pomona, Calif. The Elf on the Shelf’s Magical Holiday Journey will combine lights, audio and Christmas theming for guests of all ages.
Two all-new drive-thru Halloween experiences are headed to Norco, Calif. Fright Farms and Not So Spooky Farm open to the public on Oct. 26 and span across five acres at SilverLakes Athletic Complex. These haunted experiences are brought to you by DEED Entertainment, a new group of creators innovating within the event space during this “new normal.”
While many fall events have been canceled, one beloved Rhode Island tradition is getting a creative makeover to safely celebrate the season. From Oct. 1 through Nov. 1, 2020, a drive-through version of the nationally acclaimed annual Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular at the Roger Williams Park Zoo in Providence, R.I. will allow visitors to see thousands of intricately carved pumpkins from the comfort and safety of their cars.
These days, many people feel like they’re living in the Upside Down, the alternate—and much scarier—universe from the hit Netflix series “Stranger Things.” But this October, they can actually enter the Upside Down during the “Stranger Things” immersive drive-into experience.
A new, completely contactless Halloween experience is coming to Central Florida this fall. Titled “The Haunted Road,” this experience hopes to satisfy the need for fear with safe social distancing measures.
