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Garden Glow in St. Louis vs. Drive-Thru Lights: Which Fits Your Family?

Choose Garden Glow in St. Louis if your family wants to walk among the lights and spend about an hour outdoors. Choose a drive-thru if staying seated, keeping warm, or paying one vehicle price matters more. Christmas Eve plans favor the drive: the Garden is

A Polar Express Alternative Near St. Louis: Santa’s Magical Kingdom

Our Santa Express Train takes families through the Christmas lights at Santa’s Magical Kingdom in Eureka. Tickets cost $18 per person, and booking a train or wagon ride for two or more people waives your vehicle admission. Four paid seats on a public ride total

Pictures with Santa in St. Louis at Santa’s Magical Kingdom

Make your pictures with Santa in St. Louis part of an evening at Santa’s Magical Kingdom in Eureka. Meet our real-bearded Santa inside Kringle’s General Store, then spend time together among the Christmas lights. There is more to plan around your photo, too. Explore the

Drive-Through Christmas Lights in St. Louis, Compared by Price, Hours, and What You See

Compare drive-through Christmas lights in St. Louis by carload price, hours and what your family will see. Check payment and holiday openings before choosing your night. We operate Santa’s Magical Kingdom in Eureka. Here we compare our show with five other options, including free and

Christmas Bucket List for Families: 45 Ideas by Age

Choose a few activities for each child’s age, add something everyone can enjoy, and leave room for a night out. This Christmas bucket list gives you 45 ideas with cost and time tags, so you can choose about 10 that fit your December. Start with

Christmas Eve Traditions From Early Evening to Lights Out

Choosing Christmas Eve traditions is easier than fitting them between dinner and bedtime. The cookies need a plate, everyone wants to see the lights, and there’s still a story to read. Quick answer: Build Christmas Eve traditions around an early activity, a simple dinner, a