Explore best Tacoma holiday lights with our interactive map | Tacoma News Tribune

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Tacoma transforms into a festive wonderland, filled with an array of holiday light displays that both residents and visitors are encouraged to explore. This article features an interactive map that highlights key locations, such as Zoolights at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium, which dazzles with over a million lights and offers unique holiday treats. Another local favorite, the Anderberg Christmas House, is celebrated for its extensive decorations and festive inflatables. The article emphasizes community involvement by inviting readers to submit their suggestions for additional light displays to be featured on the map. Special events like the Tacoma Light Trail New Year’s Eve Kick Off Celebration promise engaging experiences with live music and light art.

With updates planned throughout December, this resource serves as a comprehensive guide to the city's holiday festivities, capturing the holiday spirit while fostering a sense of community through participation. This collection of light displays offers families a wonderful opportunity to create memorable experiences during the festive season.

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