Scottsdazzle

Another great Scottsdazzle event! This free event is located on the Soleri Bridge and waterfront canal in Scottsdale. As soon as it gets dark, you will be able to see the dazzle dazzle of the lights. See lighted trees, ornaments, reindeers, and presents to make all ages smile. This light show continues through the end of December. Plenty of free street, lot and valet parking in the area.

A beautiful free display of lights on the Scottsdale waterfront. How wonderful of the city to put something like this up for locals and visitors alike to enjoy around Christmas time :)

Lots of fun toJust stroll. Very well done and lots of restaurants close by and families out.

I love coming to the Scottsdale Waterfront when they have special events. The Canal Convergence is my favorite annual event. Scottsdazzle is a holiday tradition when the City of Scottsdale decorates the whole area around the canal with Christmas lights. It begins Thanksgiving weekend and runs till December 31. It's a fun festive place to go to with family to get into the holiday spirit. It is also free.I enjoy walking over here to see the beautiful lights after doing some shopping at nearby Scottsdale Fashion Square. Or I'll combine this with an evening of checking out art galleries at the Scottsdale Art Walk on Thursdays. Check out their event page to see what activities and events that are going on at various locations around Old Town.

Not sure what happened to the dazzle but I was pretty disappointed in the lackluster production this year. No choir. No music piping through the stereo speakers. No vendors. No Christmas (human) statues. What happened to the sparkle of Scottsdazzle.

Convenient free parking adds to the enjoyment of exploring the area. Two spacious parking ramps are conveniently located near the bustling attractions. A variety of stylish restaurants are just a short walk away from the parking ramps, with easy access to the picturesque Riverwalk.

This was an enjoyable and relaxing way to spend the evening and enjoy some holiday lights. 4 stars mainly because I think they could have added more light features IMO, but what they had was very nice :)Per the website- "Developed by city of Scottsdale officials as a way to bring the community together in a fun and magical way, Scottsdazzle serves as the area's signature holiday event spanning two months and offering something for everyone when it comes to celebrating, shopping and dining.Now in its 7th year, Scottsdazzle kicks off Saturday, November 26th with the signature Sing-Along & Tree Lighting Ceremony, during which an all new "dazzling" holiday tree will be unveiled, bringing even more beauty and light to the season!" Events page to see all the activities and events taking place at various locations around Old Town through December 31 at https://scottsdazzle.com/events/This review is of the SCOTTSDAZZLE STROLL- Stroll along the canal banks surrounded by the sounds of the season! Live music anchors this sprawling celebration filled with public art installations, holiday décor and a 40-foot Scottsdazzle tree that lights up the night with dazzling holiday spirit. Warm up with hot cocoa, coffee, and sweet seasonal treats from local food vendors, then wander through Old Town Scottsdale's own winter wonderland!Venue:Scottsdale WaterfrontLocation:7135 E Camelback RdScottsdale, AZDate:Sat, Dec 3, 10, 17 2022Time:6:00 PM - 9:00 PMCost:Free

It's definitely dazzling. Something fun for the family to do during the cold winter nights.Music, dancers, light exhibits and local shops are open. There is no cost and it's something fun to do. I enjoyed the nights strolling through the waterfront and seeing the smiles on children's faces. Definitely a family adventure or date night fun.

For a free, month-long holiday festival, it was a good time. There's easy parking at the nearby mall. Hi at night. The lights along the water are beautiful. On the evening of the tree lighting, they had live music, performances, and free crafts for kids!

Not much to see. If you want to take a short stroll on the canal, it's pleasant. Not worth the drive from the West Valley. We were there on a Non event night. Might be better with other attraction there.