FAIRGROUNDS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS, HAMBURG, NY

Experience this event with the entire family and celebrate The Fairgrounds' 6th traditional holiday season of the amazing Festival of Lights opening on November 26, 2010. Located just 20 minutes south of Buffalo, NY in Hamburg.
Take pleasure in a leaisurely drive through a nearly 2 mile spectacle of over a million dazzling animated colored lights filling a brilliant path of light displays including several brand new scenes to this year's show.
After your ride, continue the experience and enter through the newly decorated quaint North Pole Village and behold the old timeless window displays imitating the nostalgic downtown holiday shopping atmosphere. While in the village, stop at an actual frozen North Pole or hug one of our Holiday characters, both make for memorable photos. Don't forget to write a letter to Santa, then mail it from our Village Post Office, and Santa will even write back!
In our charming barn located right outside the village, Santa presents his favorite reindeer sleigh team all ready to go! Every weekend, take pleasure in riding a carriage pulled by Santa's team of reindeer, just like on that magical night. Warm up inside with some hot chocolate, coffee or food favorties and be amazed as well as entertained by the world's largest Elf, Kandy Kane and his traditional Holiday Magic Show. Ride the North Pole Express or any of the other timeless and ageless restored rides at Santa's Magical Midway. Our redesigned holiday sing-a-long Winterific animated light show is sure to keep you mesmerized with its brilliant wall of dynamic animation.
Milk for Health presents a new interactive Kids Game Show "Everyone's A Winner" hosted by Rob and Carol Allen" features a fun time with plenty of laughs. Of course, a holiday festival wouldn't be complete without the merriment of ole' Santa himself!
This one-of-a-kind WNY event has become a holiday tradition for thousands of families. This enchanting event runs for 29 days until January 1, 2011. Just one low price per carload. Don't forget your camera!