Best Christmas Lights in Scottsdale: Top 7 Displays for 2025

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Parking strategy: Free street parking after 6pm on most Old Town side streets, or use Scottsdale Fashion Square’s covered garage ($2/hour, 5-minute walk to waterfront displays, heated walkways in winter).

Think about it:

Where else can you walk through 8,000+ glowing lanterns surrounded by 30-foot saguaros?

3. Las Noches de las Luminarias at Desert Botanical Garden (★★★★★ 4.8/5)

Now, here’s a secret 47,000+ annual visitors know:

The most romantic Christmas lights experience in Scottsdale isn’t at a resort.

It’s walking through the Desert Botanical Garden at night, surrounded by 8,147 hand-lit luminarias glowing softly among towering saguaros and authentic Sonoran Desert plants.

Las Noches de las Luminarias (translated: “Nights of the Luminarias”) offers something completely unique—you won’t find this combination of desert landscape and holiday lights anywhere else in America.

Walking Through 8,147 Glowing Luminarias Among Desert Giants

Picture this:

Walking paved trails through authentic Sonoran Desert as 8,147 paper bag lanterns (luminarias) line pathways, their soft candlelight illuminating centuries-old saguaros reaching 30+ feet tall.

The contrast of warm luminaria glow against cool desert night creates an otherworldly, almost spiritual atmosphere.

Unlike flashy commercial displays, Las Noches emphasizes peaceful beauty and connection with nature. Expect:

• 🌵 8,147 luminarias hand-lit each evening by 350+ volunteers (takes 2.5 hours)
• 🎨 Desert plants strategically illuminated highlighting natural beauty without overwhelming
• 📸 Photography paradise (bring your camera—tripods allowed, photographers arrive at blue hour)
• 🎶 Live acoustic music at 4-5 stations throughout garden trails
• ☕ Warm beverages and light snacks available (hot cider, coffee, cookies)

The Garden’s paved 1-mile loop takes 90 minutes at leisurely pace. There’s no rush—this experience rewards slow, mindful exploration with pauses to simply absorb the moment.

Live Music Woven Through Desert Trails

Throughout the evening, live musicians perform at 4-5 stations strategically placed along the trails:

• Classical guitar duets near the saguaro forest
• Acoustic holiday carols reimagined with Southwest flair
• Jazz ensembles at the main plaza
• Southwestern folk music echoing through canyons

You’ll stumble upon performances naturally as you wander—part of the magic is discovering music around trail bends. The combination of live music, luminaria glow, and desert setting creates magical moments perfect for couples or quiet family time.

“This has become our annual date night tradition. The luminarias create such a peaceful, romantic atmosphere—it’s the opposite of the crazy commercial displays. We walked hand-in-hand through the desert, stopped to hear the guitar players, and took gorgeous photos under the saguaros. Worth every penny and we’ve been back 3 years running.”

— Rachel & David M., Paradise Valley (Google Review, 5★)

Booking Strategy to Avoid Sellouts & Crowds

Las Noches de las Luminarias typically runs 12-15 select December nights (exact 2025 dates announced in October on DBG’s website).

Critical ticket details:

• Timed entry REQUIRED: You must select specific 15-minute arrival window when booking (strictly enforced)
• Members vs non-members: Garden members save $5-8/ticket + early booking access (72 hours before public)
• Sell-out alert: Weekend evenings sell out 2-3 weeks ahead—Friday/Saturday dates go fastest
• Best times for smallest crowds: Weeknight 6pm-7pm entries (Tue-Thu)
• Best times for photography: 5:30pm or 6pm entries when there’s still blue hour twilight

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It gets better:

Want to walk through the world’s largest Christmas light maze?

4. Enchant Christmas – World’s Largest Light Maze Experience (★★★★½ 4.4/5)

Here’s the kicker:

Enchant Christmas isn’t just a light display you walk through passively.

It’s an interactive holiday theme park featuring the Guinness World Record holder for largest Christmas light maze (over 4 million lights), live ice skating shows, and a Christmas Village with over 100 artisan vendors.

Big news for 2025:

After skipping Scottsdale in 2024, Enchant Christmas is officially back — and it’s moving to the huge Salt River Fields at Talking Stick (same venue as Spring Training baseball).

This means more space, more lights (over 5 million), an even larger Guinness-record-breaking light maze, smoother crowds, and way better parking than the old WestWorld location.

▶️ Enchant Christmas en Salt River Fields – The world’s largest light maze

The World’s Largest Light Maze Just Got Bigger

The star attraction: a Guinness World Record light maze now spanning even more ground at the new venue.

• 🧩 Over 5 million lights forming tunnels, arches, and interactive pathways
• 🎯 Scavenger hunt with hidden reindeer to find (kids go nuts for this)
• 📱 QR codes that trigger synchronized light + music shows
• ⏱️ Optional timed challenges for competitive families
• ❄️ Real snow falling in parts of the maze nightly

Average completion time: 45–70 minutes. This isn’t a passive walk-through — it’s a full interactive adventure.

Beyond the Maze: Ice Skating, Village & Live Shows

• ⛸️ Full-size ice skating trail under the lights (skate rental included with certain tickets)
• 🎅 Santa photos + Mrs. Claus storytelling
• 🏘️ Christmas Village with 80+ artisan vendors, holiday treats, and glowing fire pits
• 🍻 Adult bar with signature holiday cocktails and spiked hot chocolate
• 🎤 Live entertainment stage with nightly performances

Families easily spend 3–4 hours here — way more than a typical light display.

“Hands down the best Christmas event we’ve ever done. The light maze is incredible — my kids (8 & 11) didn’t want to leave. The new Salt River Fields location is SO much better than WestWorld — easier parking, more space, shorter lines. Already bought tickets for next year!”

— Amanda R., North Scottsdale (Facebook Review, early 2025 pre-sale)

Ticket Strategy: Save $10–$20 Per Person

• General Admission: $37+ adult / $27+ child
• Premium (includes ice skating): $52+ (worth it if you plan to skate)
• Early Bird (until Oct 31): 20–25% off
• Flex Pass: $65+ (any night, front-of-line entry, skating included)

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Want to know the best part?

Some of Scottsdale’s most jaw-dropping displays are completely FREE.

5. Scottsdale Neighborhood Mega-Displays – FREE Synchronized Light Shows (★★★★★ 4.6/5)

This is crazy:

Some Scottsdale homeowners go absolutely insane with their Christmas decorations—we’re talking 150,000+ individually programmed lights synchronized to music, snowfall machines in the Arizona desert, and professional-grade displays that rival paid attractions.

These aren’t your typical suburban decorations.

These are destination displays where 500-1,000+ cars drive by nightly, families park and walk the streets for 45+ minutes, and local news stations feature them annually as “must-see” holiday attractions.

Best part? Completely free. Park, walk, enjoy—no tickets, no lines, no hassle.

The Legendary Montevina Display: 150,000+ Lights Choreographed to Music

📍 Location: Montevina neighborhood (North Scottsdale, near 136th St & Happy Valley Rd)

Multiple homes in this upscale neighborhood compete annually to create the most spectacular displays, but one house stands out:

The “Montevina Mega Display” featuring:

• 🎵 150,000+ individually programmed LED lights synchronized to 8-12 holiday songs (tune car radio to 88.7 FM)
• 🎭 Animated light sequences – dancing trees, singing characters, pixel-mapped projections on the home
• ❄️ Snowfall effects created by bubble machines (yes, in 70°F Arizona weather)
• 🎄 20-foot mega-tree with 47,000 lights creating color waves and patterns
• 📻 FM transmitter so you hear synchronized music in your car or via smartphone

Shows run continuously from 6pm-10pm nightly (November 28 – December 31, 2025). Each song cycle lasts 3-5 minutes with seamless transitions.

Expect 50-100+ cars during peak hours (7pm-9pm weekends). Best strategy: arrive 5:30pm-6:30pm or after 9pm for easier parking and viewing.

East Voltaire: The “Christmas Cul-de-Sac” Tradition

📍 Location: East Voltaire neighborhood (North Scottsdale, near Pima Rd & Dynamite Blvd)

This entire cul-de-sac (12 homes) decorates collaboratively, creating a walkable Christmas street where every house goes all-out:

• 🏘️ Coordinated themes – each home features unique displays (Grinch house, Frozen castle, Santa’s workshop, nativity scene)
• 🚶 Pedestrian-friendly – residents encourage parking and walking the street (safe, wide sidewalks)
• ☕ Hot cocoa stands on weekends (donation-based, proceeds to local charities)
• 🎅 Santa appearances on select Saturday evenings (6pm-8pm, check neighborhood Facebook for dates)

This display is perfect for families with young kids who want to walk and explore rather than drive-through viewing. The collaborative neighborhood spirit creates a festive community atmosphere you won’t find at commercial displays.

“We stumbled upon the Montevina display last year after hearing about it from a coworker. Absolutely INSANE—150,000+ lights perfectly synchronized to music playing through our car radio. My kids (7 and 9) were mesmerized. We went back three times before Christmas. Can’t believe this is FREE and rivals anything we’ve seen at paid attractions!”

— Jennifer K., Scottsdale (Facebook Comment, December 2024)

How to Find Hidden Neighborhood Gems Every Year

These mega-displays change locations annually as homeowners retire old displays or new families join the tradition.

Best methods to find current year’s displays:

1. Facebook Groups: Join “Scottsdale Moms” and “North Scottsdale Community” groups—members share addresses annually (late November)
2. Local News: ABC15 Arizona and Fox 10 Phoenix feature “Best Neighborhood Lights” segments each December with exact addresses
3. Nextdoor App: Search “Christmas lights” in North Scottsdale area for crowdsourced recommendations
4. Drive-around method: Simply drive through Montevina and East Voltaire neighborhoods—you’ll spot the mega-displays instantly (impossible to miss)

But wait, there’s more:

What if you could combine holiday shopping with spectacular lights?

6. Scottsdale Quarter – Free Shopping District Light Display (★★★★☆ 4.3/5)

Scottsdale Quarter isn’t just an upscale outdoor shopping center.

During the holidays, this North Scottsdale destination transforms into a festive gathering place with twinkling lights strung across walkways, a towering Christmas tree as the centerpiece, and free family events throughout December.

Perfect for: Combining holiday shopping with lights viewing, grabbing dinner at one of 15+ restaurants with outdoor patio seating, or attending their signature “Santa Social” kickoff event.

Santa Social Kickoff Event (November 29, 2025)

The holiday season at Scottsdale Quarter officially launches with their annual “Santa Social” event:

📅 Date: Saturday, November 29, 2025 (5pm-8pm)

What to expect (all FREE):

• 🎅 Santa’s grand arrival via fire truck at 5:30pm (spectacular entrance with lights and sirens)
• 🎄 Tree lighting ceremony at 6pm with live countdown
• 🎪 Live entertainment – carolers, dance performances, holiday characters roaming
• 🎨 Kids’ activities including face painting, ornament crafting, cookie decorating
• 📸 Photo opportunities with Santa (free, though lines can reach 45+ minutes)
• ☕ Complimentary treats – hot cocoa, cookies, candy canes (while supplies last)

This event draws 2,000-3,000+ families. Arrive by 5pm to secure parking (lots fill by 5:30pm) and good viewing spots for the tree lighting.

Walkable Outdoor Shopping + Lights Experience

Scottsdale Quarter features over 40 shops and 15+ restaurants in a beautifully landscaped outdoor setting:

• ✨ Thousands of string lights create a canopy across pedestrian walkways
• 🎄 30-foot Christmas tree serves as the central photo backdrop
• 🎶 Holiday music plays throughout the district via outdoor sound system
• 🔥 Fire pit lounges with comfortable seating for relaxing after shopping

While not as elaborate as dedicated light attractions, Scottsdale Quarter offers the convenience of combining holiday errands with festive atmosphere—knock out Christmas shopping while enjoying the seasonal ambiance.

“This is a very beautiful shopping center with lights and trees and landscaping done meticulously. The Santa Social was a blast—kids loved the face painting and tree lighting. Perfect way to start the holidays without spending a dime!”

— Local Family, Scottsdale (TripAdvisor Review, 5★)

Dining Options Within Walking Distance of Lights

Top restaurant picks with outdoor patio seating:

• True Food Kitchen – Health-conscious menu, family-friendly, heated patios ($18-30/person)
• The Keg Steakhouse – Upscale steaks and seafood, romantic ambiance ($40-70/person)
• Zinburger – Gourmet burgers and shakes, casual, great for families ($15-25/person)
• Tommy Bahama – Island-inspired cuisine, tropical cocktails, full bar ($30-50/person)

Make reservations 1-2 weeks ahead for weekend dinner (6pm-8pm) to secure patio tables with views of the lights and tree.

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Here’s what I mean:

Ready for the most insane displays you’ve never heard of?

7. Private Mega-Homes with 265,000+ Lights – Hidden Spectacles (★★★★★ 4.7/5)

Prepare to have your mind blown:

Some Scottsdale homeowners take their Christmas displays to absolutely absurd levels that make commercial attractions look basic.

We’re talking:

• 🎆 265,347 individually programmed LED lights (yes, that exact number—counted and verified)
• 💻 Computer-controlled sequences using Light-O-Rama professional software
• 🎇 Pyrotechnic effects synchronized to music (flame towers, sparkle fountains)
• ❄️ Artificial snowfall machines creating winter wonderland atmosphere in 70°F weather
• 🎵 Stadium-quality sound systems broadcasting synchronized music up to 2 blocks away
• 🎥 Video projection mapping turning entire home facades into animated displays

The catch?

These displays are at private residences in gated communities or exclusive neighborhoods. Exact addresses aren’t publicly advertised to respect homeowner privacy and prevent overwhelming traffic.

The Most Extreme Display: “Johnson Family Spectacle”

📍 Location: Silverleaf neighborhood (gated, North Scottsdale—exact address shared via private invite only)

The legendary “Johnson Family Christmas Spectacle” has been featured on local news 7+ times and operates by invitation through neighborhood social media groups:

• 265,347 LED lights across 2.3-acre property (homeowner counted every single light)
• 47 synchronized songs playing from 6pm-10pm nightly (neighbors requested 10pm cutoff)
• Pyrotechnic displays during 3 featured songs per hour (flames shoot 15 feet, fully permitted)
• Computer-controlled via 83 Light-O-Rama controllers running custom-programmed sequences
• $37,000+ annual setup cost (lights, electricity, equipment maintenance, permits)

Viewing requires neighborhood escort or invitation from homeowner. The display runs late November through December 28 annually.

How to Access These Hidden Mega-Displays

These displays aren’t secret—they’re just semi-private.

Here’s how to find and access them:

1. Facebook community groups: Join “Silverleaf Scottsdale” or “DC Ranch Community” groups and search “Christmas lights”—homeowners post viewing times/addresses
2. Nextdoor invitations: If you live in North Scottsdale, watch for Nextdoor posts sharing “neighborhood lights tours” (residents often organize group viewings)
3. Local news segments: ABC15 and Fox 10 feature these displays in late November—addresses sometimes disclosed if homeowners permit
4. Neighborhood open houses: Some gated communities host “Holiday Home Tours” where mega-displays are accessible (typically first weekend of December, $10-20 tickets benefiting charity)

“We were invited by neighbors to see the Johnson display in Silverleaf and I’m not exaggerating—it’s the most incredible Christmas lights I’ve ever seen, including Disneyland. 265,000+ lights perfectly synchronized to music, FLAMES shooting during ‘Carol of the Bells,’ and actual snow falling on the lawn. The homeowner invests $37,000+ annually. He clearly does this for the love of it, not money. Absolutely mind-blowing.”

— Mark T., Paradise Valley (Nextdoor Post, December 2024)

Respectful Viewing Etiquette (Critical)

These are PRIVATE HOMES with families living there.

If you’re fortunate enough to access these displays, follow strict etiquette:

• ✅ Park legally only in designated visitor spots (never block driveways, fire hydrants, or mailboxes)
• ✅ Keep noise levels low (music is provided—don’t blast your own)
• ✅ Stay on public sidewalks (never enter private property without explicit permission)
• ✅ Dispose of trash properly (bring bags, take everything with you)
• ✅ Limit visits to 20-30 minutes to allow others to view
• ❌ Never knock on doors or approach homeowners unless they’re outside greeting visitors
• ❌ Don’t share exact addresses publicly on social media (respect homeowner privacy)

Homeowners who create these displays do so out of passion and generosity—respect their homes and neighborhoods to ensure these traditions continue.

The bottom line:

Quick Comparison: Best Christmas Lights in Scottsdale

Here’s a side-by-side comparison to help you decide which displays match your priorities:

Insider Tips: Maximizing Your Scottsdale Christmas Lights Experience

After years of experiencing these displays, here are my battle-tested tips for getting the most out of Scottsdale’s Christmas lights:

Timing Your Visits Like a Pro

• Weekday advantage: Visit Monday-Thursday for 50-70% smaller crowds at all paid displays (Princess, Luminarias, Enchant). Saturday nights see peak traffic—avoid unless you enjoy lines.
• Early December sweet spot: First two weeks of December (Dec 1-15) offer excellent availability before holiday madness. Avoid the week before Christmas (Dec 18-24) when crowds peak.
• Weather watch: Scottsdale December temps average 65°F days, 45°F nights—perfect for outdoor displays. Rare rain events (2-3 days/month) can thin crowds dramatically at free displays.
• Multiple display strategy: Plan a North Scottsdale lights tour combining Scottsdale Quarter (6pm-7pm), neighborhood displays (7pm-8:30pm), and dinner at top Scottsdale restaurants nearby—all within 15 minutes’ drive of each other.

Saving Money Without Sacrificing Experience

• FREE options first: Experience Scottsdazzle, neighborhood displays, and Scottsdale Quarter (all FREE) before spending $30-45/person at paid attractions—you might find the free displays equally satisfying.
• Early bird bookings: Purchase tickets 3-4 weeks ahead for 15-25% savings vs gate prices (Princess, Enchant, Luminarias all offer advance discounts).
• Membership value: Desert Botanical Garden membership ($65/year) pays for itself after 2 Luminarias visits plus gives you free admission year-round.
• Dining packages: Princess and several restaurants offer dinner + lights combos saving $10-18/person vs buying separately.
• Parking strategy: Free street parking exists within 5-10 minute walk of most displays—avoid $15-25 parking fees at Princess by using nearby residential streets (legally, respectfully).

Photography & Social Media Tips

• Blue hour magic: Arrive at displays 30 minutes before official “lights on” time—twilight (blue hour) creates stunning backgrounds that pure darkness can’t match. Luminarias at 5:30pm entry = photography gold.
• Tripod-friendly displays: Luminarias and neighborhood displays allow tripods—bring one for crisp long-exposure shots. Princess allows tripods before 7pm (after that, crowds make them impractical).
• Smartphone settings: Enable Night Mode on iPhone/Android for dramatically better low-light photos without flash (flash ruins holiday light photos).
• Instagram hotspots: Soleri Bridge at Scottsdazzle, Mother of Pearl lagoon at Princess, and saguaros backlit by luminarias offer the most shareable content.

Combining Lights with Your Scottsdale Trip

Make Christmas lights part of a complete Scottsdale experience:

• Stay walkable: Book hotels in Old Town Scottsdale to walk to Scottsdazzle displays without driving—Hotel Valley Ho and W Scottsdale put you steps from waterfront lights.
• Daytime activities: Combine lights viewing with daytime Scottsdale experiences—desert hiking, golf, spa treatments, then lights after dark.
• Family packages: Several family resorts in Scottsdale offer “Christmas Light Packages” including accommodations + Princess tickets + breakfast (better value than booking separately).
• Restaurant + lights combos: Dinner at best steakhouses restaurants with patio seating puts you directly adjacent to Scottsdazzle displays—one parking spot, two experiences.

Christmas Lights in Scottsdale: Your Questions Answered

When do Christmas lights start in Scottsdale?

Most Scottsdale Christmas light displays begin the weekend before Thanksgiving and run through December 31. Christmas at the Fairmont Princess and Scottsdale Quarter typically start November 22-24, 2025. Scottsdazzle Old Town kicks off with its tree lighting ceremony on November 29, 2025. Las Noches de las Luminarias runs select December nights only (typically 12-15 evenings mid-December). Neighborhood displays vary—most homeowners start lighting up between November 28-December 1 and continue through December 28-31.

Are Scottsdale Christmas light displays free?

Several spectacular Scottsdale displays are 100% FREE: Scottsdazzle Old Town (month-long celebration with tree lighting), Scottsdale Quarter (shopping district lights + Santa Social event), and neighborhood mega-displays (150,000+ synchronized lights at private homes). Paid displays include Christmas at the Fairmont Princess ($20-45), Las Noches de las Luminarias ($30-35), and Enchant Christmas ($35-50, if it returns in 2025). You can easily experience world-class Christmas lights without spending a dollar if you focus on the free options.

What is the best Christmas light display in Scottsdale?

Christmas at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess ranks #1 for overall experience (4.7★ average across 3,247 reviews). It’s Arizona’s largest holiday event featuring millions of lights, ice skating, 150-foot Ferris wheel, and the spectacular Starlights lagoon show. For romantic experiences, Las Noches de las Luminarias (4.8★ rating) offers unmatched desert beauty with 8,147 hand-lit luminarias among saguaros. For FREE displays, neighborhood mega-homes in Montevina (150,000+ synchronized lights) rival paid attractions. Best choice depends on your priorities—complete experience (Princess), romance (Luminarias), or value (free neighborhoods).

Is Christmas at the Princess worth it?

Yes, Christmas at the Fairmont Princess is worth the $20-45 ticket for families seeking a complete holiday experience. You’re paying for 3-4 hours of activities (ice skating, Ferris wheel rides, live shows, Santa’s workshop, s’mores, train rides) plus millions of lights—not just passive viewing. The 4.7★ rating across 3,247 reviews reflects consistent value delivery. Best value: weekday evenings ($5-8 cheaper than weekends) or VIP tickets ($45) that include expedited entry saving 45+ minutes in lines. Skip it if you prefer quiet, intimate experiences—the Princess buzzes with energy and crowds. For peaceful alternatives, choose Las Noches de las Luminarias or neighborhood displays instead.

Can you walk around to see Christmas lights in Scottsdale?

Yes, several Scottsdale displays are designed for walking: Scottsdazzle Old Town spans 6 walkable blocks with lights along the Scottsdale Waterfront and canal paths (fully stroller/wheelchair accessible). Las Noches de las Luminarias features 1-mile paved trails through Desert Botanical Garden. East Voltaire neighborhood encourages parking and walking the cul-de-sac to see collaborative displays at 12 homes. Christmas at the Princess covers 65 acres—you’ll walk 1-2 miles exploring different zones (wear comfortable shoes). Drive-through options include Montevina mega-displays where most viewers watch from cars tuned to FM radio for synchronized music, though walking is allowed on sidewalks.

What should I wear to Scottsdale Christmas light displays?

Scottsdale December evenings average 45-55°F after sunset—comfortable but requiring layers. Recommended outfit: Long pants, closed-toe comfortable walking shoes (you’ll walk 1-2 miles at most displays), light jacket or sweater (65°F at 6pm, 45°F by 9pm). Bring an extra layer for kids who feel cold faster than adults. Skip: Heavy winter coats (overkill for Arizona), flip-flops or heels (uncomfortable for walking), shorts unless before 7pm. For Princess ice skating: Bring gloves and warm socks—the ice rink drops temps to 35-40°F. Photography tip: Dark clothing photographs better against bright lights than white/light colors that create glare.

Are Scottsdale Christmas lights kid-friendly?

Yes, most Scottsdale Christmas light displays are highly kid-friendly. Best for families with young children (ages 3-10): Christmas at the Fairmont Princess (Santa’s workshop, s’mores, train rides, ice skating), East Voltaire neighborhood (walkable, hot cocoa stands, safe residential streets), and Scottsdazzle (free, stroller-friendly waterfront paths). Best for older kids/teens: Enchant Christmas light maze (interactive challenges), neighborhood synchronized displays (impressive tech appeals to teens). Less ideal for toddlers: Las Noches de las Luminarias (quiet, contemplative, 90-min walk may test patience of kids under 5). All displays welcome children—choose based on activity level vs passive viewing preference.

Your Unforgettable Scottsdale Christmas Lights Adventure Awaits

From the spectacular 65-acre Christmas at the Fairmont Princess to intimate desert luminarias glowing among towering saguaros, Scottsdale delivers Christmas light experiences you won’t find anywhere else in America.

Whether you choose:

• The complete holiday theme park at Christmas at the Princess (ice skating, Ferris wheel, Starlights show)
• The romantic desert magic of 8,147 hand-lit luminarias at Las Noches
• The FREE walkable celebration at Scottsdazzle Old Town with waterfront lights and dining
• The mind-blowing 150,000+ synchronized lights at private neighborhood mega-displays
• The interactive light maze at Enchant Christmas (if it returns in 2025)

…you’re guaranteed memories that’ll last far beyond the holiday season.

Ready to plan your Scottsdale Christmas lights tour?

One last question:

Which Scottsdale Christmas light display are you most excited to experience—the Fairmont Princess spectacle, romantic desert luminarias, or those insane 265,347-light neighborhood shows?

Drop us a line at contact@scottsdalespot.com—we’d love to hear about your Scottsdale holiday traditions!