Chickasha Festival of Light

Came here for Christmas lights. Great experience. The girls loved it! The hot chocolate was HOT!Will return!Respectfully,Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

The lights are absolutely beautiful ..... but the crowds make me question whether or not the visit (plus 45 min drive each way) is worth it. We thought we were getting there early, but even right after dark it was already packed. Maybe its just because its so close to Christmas? Not sure. But 30 min line for the ferris wheel, the line just to drive through the lights was backed up for miles! We managed to get really lucky with a parking space, but it looks like it filled up really early and a lot of people were just circling like vultures waiting to get a spot. We managed to walk out of the house without a stroller, so the youngest's tolerability for walking around didn't last long, and the oldest was completely unimpressed and "bored" (kids are turds), so we left after about 20 mins. Despute the crowd I loved the lights and wanna go back... and I plan to, just sans the grumpy kiddos!

We were disappointed. Drove an hour from Edmond to come here for the first time with my family. For some reason I thought it would be safe since it's outdoors, and surely with cases rising (Covid) I thought people would be wearing masks. When we went during Christmas Eve I want to say roughly 90% were not wearing masks, and absolutely no social distancing. We weren't able to go through the bridge due to way too many people crowding around it. My kids thought the lights were pretty, but the oldest had anxiety due to so many not taking precaution since, he is at higher risk. We did get hot chocolate from a food truck, and overall the lights are great to check out with the family and walk around if we weren't going through a global pandemic, but I guess the Chickasha nation isn't concerned about current issues. I'm giving this place 3-stars due to the beautiful lights and outdoor walking path. I am disappointed that more people weren't taking issues seriously. Even the police officer or security guard controlling traffic on the crosswalk was not wearing a mask. Terrible leadership and a bad example to younger kids.

Still a good place to see lights. This year was alot different. Some may say better but I'm not one of them. They seem to be adding rides but I prefer the camel and the carriage rides. It was so crowded with people in the ride area and skating! No social distancing and most no mask! We have a tradition to go and walk over bridge , enjoy hot choc and even purchase something from gift shop.We walked, took a few pics then decided way too crowded and no one was moving in the line for the bridge. Back to the car we went, disappointed.It didn't seem to have as many lights this year , maybe put all the effort into things that charge money to do.I did enjoy the piped in music.Yukon lights have taken the lead!!Stay in your car and just go with the flow. Changes are changes.

This place is pretty special. It has all the hallmark movie feels such as carriage rides, horse carousel, light up Ferris wheel, ice skating rink, gift shop, food trucks, hot chocolate, cinnamon rolls, lighted bridge and photo ops and of course SANTA!!!! The line is always long on the weekends but several people will park and walk up the hill to the park. We will probably wait a year or two but will definitely be back!

Super crowded and I thought it would be bigger. Couldn't even get to many items, hr long wait in food truck line. I'll stick to Yukon, closer and not so crazy!

We were in OK deer hunting and decided to check this out. Glad we did!Absolutely beautiful!! On the water with plenty of lights to enjoy. The line seemed long but it moved fast so don't let that scare you away!! It's worth it, what looked like a 45 minute wait was really only 15. To whoever takes the time to set this display up, THANK YOU! Our family really enjoyed it. We got to see about 3-4 displays this year and this was a favorite!

Chickasha Festival of lights is worth seeing. It is an impressive display of lights. Bring a coat as it is the time of year that is cold. They are open from mid November to December 31st. They say they have camel rides, carriage rides, Laser tag, movies in the park, photos with Santa and food trucks. I have been to the food trucks. I bought an apple cider, a Bag of Kettle corn that was $10 and about 2 feet tall and a corn dog. Everything was yummy. It's a fun night out with friends or family.

Generally well organized and, all, in all, well worth the drive down from south Oklahoma City. My wife's mother is 100 years old and really enjoys coming each year.

I absolutely loved this place, so many lights the hot chocolate and donuts were amazing! Great experience.