Over The Top In Dyker Heights - Holiday Lights
The Dyker Heights Holiday display has become one of the most sought-after attractions in New York City during the holiday season. This Brooklyn neighborhood is famous for its over-the-top Christmas decorations, featuring life-sized Santas, sleighs with reindeer, towering snowmen, and even houses that play festive Christmas music.
Each year, native New Yorkers and tourists alike wander through the decorated streets, taking in the magical holiday experience.
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What You Should Know:
There are usually food trucks in the area with quick bites, coffee and hot chocolate.
Most houses are decorated by the weekend after Thanksgiving, but mid to late December things are usually in full swing until the first week of January.
Most houses turn on their displays at dusk and off by 9:00 or 10:00 p.m., although some leave it on later.
You can drive or walk through the area.
Respect people’s privacy.
There are no public restrooms.
Weeknights are less busy than weekends.
There are additional trash receptacles in the area to prevent littering.
Location:
11th to 13th Avenues, from 83rd to 86th Streets in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn
For More Information:
The light display is unofficial, it is a collection of homeowners, and does not have a an official website. There are a some tour operators that conduct bus or walking tours.