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WATCH: Christmas Lights Displays to Not Miss This Holiday Season

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 19 Dec, 2020 01:01 AM

WATCH: Though Many light events have been cancelled due to the #pandemic , Don’t let #COVID19 dampen your holiday spirits! Brighten the mood by checking out the effort that some people in various lower mainland neighbourhoods have made by decorating their house with spectacular Christmas light displays.

Here are top 5 Christmas houses that are a must see in Metro Vancouver! #santa #olaf #rudolf #frozen #sparkling #hohoho #santaclaus #christmas #xmas #holiday #season #winter #wonderland -

Wish Upon a Star House, Surrey – 19367 62A Ave

Rudolph & Friends Christmas Lights Display, Surrey – 15499 22 Avenue -

Aldergrove family Christmas: 26887 24A Ave, Aldergrove -

Christmas in Burnaby – 8222 Burnlake Drive -

North Vancouver, 1382 Wellington Drive -

16951 Jersey Dr. Surrey BC

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