Editors note: This article has been updated to include the Coca Cola Classic Christmas display.

There are several places to enjoy holiday light displays this season. This list is not comprehensive.

Coca Cola Classic Christmas

Coca Cola is holding an immersive holiday light experience featuring a light maze, an ice skating rink, a snow slide, live entertainment, a Cinemark Theatre, market square, and festive food and beverages.Dasher's Lightshow

Dasher's Lightshow will feature a drive-thru experience with twinkling lights choreographed to holiday music favorites.
  • Through Dec. 31, times vary
  • $15-$29
  • Sam Houston Race Park, 7575 N. Sam Houston Parkway W., Gate 3, Houston
  • Big Rivers Waterpark, 23101 Hwy. 242, New Caney
  • www.dasherslightshow.com
Marriott Marquis Houston is transforming its Texas shaped pool into a holiday light floating experience. (CourtesyMarriott Marquis Houston)
Marriott Marquis Houston is transforming its Texas-shaped pool into a holiday light floating experience. (Courtesy Marriott Marquis Houston)
Texas Winter Lights


Enjoy holiday winter lights floating through a Texas-shaped lazy river at the Marriott Marquis Houston while sipping on seasonal cocktails. The Texas Winter Lights also features poolside movies, a DJ, karaoke and a silent disco.
The Light Park returns with a winter wonderland through Jan, 5. (Courtesy The Light Park)
The Light Park returns with a winter wonderland through Jan. 5. (Courtesy The Light Park)
The Light Park

The Light Park returns with a winter wonderland with lights synced to the rhythm of festive tunes and food that can be experienced from one's vehicle.
  • Through Jan. 5, 5:30-10 p.m. (Sun.-Thu.), 5:30-11 p.m. (Fri.-Sat.)
  • $50 (per vehicle)
  • Hurricane Harbor Parking Lot, 21300 I-45 N., Spring
  • Typhoon Texas Parking Lot, 555 Katy Fort Bend Road, Katy
  • www.thelightpark.com
Sugar Land Holiday Lights

The 11th annual Sugar Land Holiday Lights presented by Houston Methodist returns to Constellation Field. Attendees can enjoy over 3.5 million lights, a 40-foot tree, light shows, themed displays, Santa Claus, holiday vendors and food.
The 10th annual Magical Winter Lights display is taking place through Jan. 5. (Courtesy Magical Winter Lights)
The 10th annual Magical Winter Lights display is taking place through Jan. 5. (Courtesy Magical Winter Lights)
Magical Winter Lights

Magical Winter Lights returns for its 10th year featuring lantern attractions, carnival rides and character entertainment at The Fort Bend County Fairground.
Space Center Houston is presenting Galaxy Lights through Jan. 5. (Courtesy Space Center Houston)
Space Center Houston is presenting Galaxy Lights through Jan. 5. (Courtesy Space Center Houston)
Galaxy Lights


Space Center Houston hosts Galaxy Lights presented by Reliant featuring space-inspired light displays.
  • Through Jan. 5, 6-10 p.m. (Closed Nov. 18-21, 28 and Dec. 5, 24-25)
  • $19.95-$27.95
  • 1601 E. NASA Parkway, Houston
  • www.spacecenter.org
TXU Energy presents Zoo Lights as the Houston Zoo transforms the grounds into a winter wonderland. (Courtesy Houston Zoo Lights)
TXU Energy presents Zoo Lights as the Houston Zoo transforms the grounds into a winter wonderland. (Courtesy Houston Zoo Lights)
Houston Zoo Lights

TXU Energy presents Zoo Lights as the Houston Zoo transforms the grounds into a winter wonderland with LED bulbs, photos in front of this year’s new Whimsical Wildlife tree, hot chocolate and Santa.
  • Through Jan. 5, 5:30-10:30 p.m.
  • $24.70-$30.70
  • 6200 Hermann Park Drive, Houston
  • www.houstonzoo.org
Winter Wonderlawn

The POST Houston Skyline 5-acre rooftop park will be decked out with illuminated lights and decor including a 25-foot Christmas tree and holiday-themed activations with the view of Houston’s skyline as the backdrop.
The Houston Botanic Garden features a Chinese lantern festival with holiday lights through Feb. 23. (Courtesy Houston Botanic Garden)
The Houston Botanic Garden features a Chinese lantern festival with holiday lights through Feb. 23. (Courtesy Houston Botanic Garden)
Radiant Nature

The Houston Botanic Garden features a Chinese lantern festival to celebrate the Lunar New Year with interactive elements such as illuminating swings and an angel wings photo spot. Highlights include ginkgo and pine trees, a Chinese temple, a geometric dome and pandas with bamboo.
  • Through Feb. 23, times vary
  • $28.50
  • 1 Botanic Lane, Houston
  • www.hbg.org