A magic wand and a fantastic magic world have often been portrayed in various folklore, literature, and movies as elements that make the impossible possible. The concept of a magic wand is deeply rooted in human imagination and has captivated our minds for centuries. It is a symbol of power, control, and the ability to shape the world according to one's desires. The notion of a fantastic magic world goes hand in hand with the idea of a magic wand. It is a realm where anything can happen, where the very laws of nature can be bent or broken. In this world, wizards and witches can perform extraordinary acts with a flick of their wand.
In this world, wizards and witches can perform extraordinary acts with a flick of their wand. Spells can be cast to create illusions, transform objects, or even summon mystical creatures. It is a place where dreams come true and imagination knows no bounds.
Where To See Christmas Lights In Chattanooga
There’s something special about Christmas lights. They transform ordinary places into something magical. I’m hard-pressed to find anyone, young or old, who doesn’t smile at their sparkle.
No matter the age, weather or ability, it is great to find an activity that can still be done safely – from the car, outside, or at a safe distance!
Below I have listed places you can visit to experience the holiday magic of lights in the Chattanooga area.
Be sure to use our fun Christmas Light Bingo Free Printable as you visit the light displays!
2022 Where To See Christmas Lights In Chattanooga
Downtown Chattanooga
If you thought Downtown Chattanooga couldn’t be more beautiful, wait until you see it at Christmastime! The city becomes a winter wonderland, from the dancing snowflakes on the Walnut Street Bridge to the amazing window displays in the EPB building that feature moving characters and thousands of energy-efficient LED lights. This is a wonderfully festive and FREE way to enjoy a unique Chattanooga holiday experience with your family. Experience the lights for yourself downtown at 10 W. M.L.King Blvd or through their virtual experience.
Bluff View Art District
Roam around the Bluff View Art District to see how the quaint little corner of downtown transforms for the holidays. Make a night out of it and stop in at Tony’s Pasta Shop for dinner and Rembrandt’s for dessert!
Chattanooga Choo Choo
Walk around the grounds of the historic Chattanooga Choo Choo for a taste of the holiday season. From the large Christmas tree in the lobby, to the lights and festivities surrounding the building, it’s a magical place to behold! Enjoy a sweet treat at Frothy Monkey or the Hot Chocolatier, and try out the ice skating rink (more info below)!
Rock City Enchanted Garden of Lights
This is my top-of-the-list must-do! There will be plenty of “oohs” and “aahs” as you make your way through this award-winning lights display. With more than 30 different light scenes, plus festive entertainment, activities and food, this truly is a one-of-a-kind experience you won’t want to miss.
NOVEMBER 18 – JANUARY 1
4pm – 9pm (you will be required to select a time slot to reserve your tickets)
Closed Christmas Eve Night
Pricing is dependent on when you attend (weekends and peak times are more expensive, but there are value days as well). Check the calendar for accurate pricing and information!
Click here for more information.
Nooga Lights
NoogaLights is Chattanooga’s newest holiday lighting event! A drive-thru lighting experience to be enjoyed by all ages, taking place nightly for six weeks in Chester Frost Park.
NOVEMBER 10-JANUARY 15
6pm – 10pm
$30 per vehicle
Click here for more information.
Asian Lantern Festival
The Chattanooga Zoo is excited to announce, for the first time, a new light experience this holiday season, the Asian Lantern Festival at the Chattanooga Zoo. A spectacular celebration of art, culture and the beauty of traditional Asian lantern festivals, this will be the most unique holiday light display in the Chattanooga area.
NOVEMBER 14-DECEMBER 31
5:30pm – 10pm
Ticket prices vary depending on zoo membership and date.
Click here for more information.
Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum’s Holiday Excursions
Take a magical train ride around Chattanooga with the North Pole train or the Holiday Lights train!
NOVEMBER 18-JANUARY 8
Dates and prices vary, depending on the train ride
Click here for more information.
NOVEMBER 10-JANUARY 15
6pm – 10pm
$30 per vehicle
Click here for more information.
Ice on the Landing
Visit the historical Chattanooga Choo Choo to enjoy their lit gardens and go for a round of ice skating. It’s never too warm to skate thanks to the chiller that runs 24/7. However, the rink will close if outdoor temperatures drop below 20F degrees. Even if you aren’t a skater, you can purchase some hot chocolate and watch your friends and family skate among the lights.
NOVEMBER 18 UNTIL JANUARY 29 (Closed Mondays)
Adults $12; Children 12-under $10
Admission price includes skate rental
Click here for more information.
Magic of Lights at Summit Softball Complex (Collegedale)
Chattanooga Department of Parks and Outdoors is welcoming the first ever Magic of Lights drive thru holiday light experience at our state of the art Summit of Softball Complex.
November 18th-January 1st
5:30PM-10:00PM
Standard Vehicle Pricing Increases:
Santa Saver Discount: Available through Nov. 2nd: $15
Nov. 3rd – Dec. 8th: Standard Vehicle – $20
Dec. 9th – Jan. 1st: Standard Vehicle – $23
*Tickets purchased online, in advance can be used any night Magic of Lights is open (1 time use)
Gate Prices:
Tickets can also be purchased at the gate when the event is open:
Nov 18 – Dec 8
Mon-Thurs: $25
Fri-Sun: $30
Dec 9 – Jan 1
Mon-Thurs: $30
Fri-Sun: $35
Over 1 MILLION lights will be on display for families to drive through and enjoy! They will flip the switch on the evening of November the 18th at 5:30pm.
Chattanooga’s Summit Of Softball is located at 4900 La Collina Way just outside of Collegedale along Apison Pike, a few miles from I-75.
Local Neighborhood Recommendations
We asked you for suggestions of streets that have great light displays, and you gave us some great options! Find a new place to see those beautiful twinkling lights!
Bradley Lights
3787 Blue Springs Road (Cleveland, TN)
Donations not required, but accepted for The Caring Place
Soddy Daisy Christmas Lights
11632 Jenkins Rd (Soddy Daisy, TN)
From 6-10pm – tune in to 107.3 and watch the lights interact with the radio!
Christmas Lights on Jason Drive
Jason Drive (East Ridge, TN)
Donations will be accepted for East Ridge Needy Child Fund and food products for Community Kitchen.
The Canyons at Falling Water (Holiday Whoville)
Deep Canyon Road (Hixson, TN)
Donations not required but being accepted for McKamey and Chattanooga Area Food Bank.
NOVEMBER 14-DECEMBER 31
5:30pm – 10pm
Ticket prices vary depending on zoo membership and date.
Click here for more information.
The allure of a magic wand and a fantastic magic world lies in the endless possibilities they offer. They represent a form of escapism and a break from the mundane reality of everyday life. They allow us to wonder what it would be like to have such power at our disposal, to be able to make our dreams come true with a wave of a wand. However, magic wands and magic worlds also hold a deeper meaning. They remind us of the power of belief, the importance of imagination, and the strength of our own minds. They teach us that sometimes all we need is a little bit of magic, a touch of wonder, to overcome our limitations and achieve greatness. In literature and movies, the magic wand and the fantastic magic world often serve as metaphors for personal growth and transformation. They represent a journey of self-discovery, where characters learn to harness their inner power and find the courage to face their fears. The magic wand becomes a tool of empowerment, enabling characters to overcome obstacles and change their own destinies. In conclusion, the concept of a magic wand and a fantastic magic world is deeply ingrained in our collective consciousness. It taps into our longing for extraordinary experiences, our desire to escape the ordinary, and our belief in the power of imagination. Whether as symbols of power and control, metaphors for personal growth, or gateways to a world of infinite possibilities, they continue to captivate our minds and inspire our dreams..
Reviews for "Unveiling the secrets of a fantastic magic world"
1. Samantha - 2 stars -
I was really hoping to enjoy "Magic Wand and a Fantastic Magic World", but I was left feeling disappointed. The storyline felt rushed and the characters lacked depth. It seemed like the author was trying to cram as much magic and fantasy into the book as possible without giving enough attention to developing a solid plot. Additionally, I found the writing style to be choppy and at times confusing. Overall, I found this book to be a subpar fantasy novel that didn't meet my expectations.
2. Michael - 1 star -
I can't even begin to describe how much I disliked "Magic Wand and a Fantastic Magic World". The writing was amateur at best, with numerous grammar and spelling mistakes throughout. The characters were one-dimensional and their actions were often illogical and inconsistent. The dialogue was forced and lacked authenticity. The plot itself was predictable and unoriginal, offering nothing new or engaging. I wouldn't recommend wasting your time or money on this book.
3. Emily - 2 stars -
"Magic Wand and a Fantastic Magic World" had the potential to be an exciting fantasy read, but it fell short in several areas. The pacing was off, with moments of action abruptly interrupted by long stretches of unnecessary exposition. The world-building was lacking, leaving me feeling disconnected from the supposed "fantastic magic world". The main character lacked growth and his motivations were unclear. While the concept was interesting, the execution was lacking, making this book a mediocre addition to the fantasy genre.