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oliver_babish t1_iy0i25x wrote

Center City: Wanamaker light show, Christmas Village, Comcast holiday video wall, find some hot chocolate.

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rovinchick t1_iy1736c wrote

Replying to zucca4 (#718,759)

Good list, and I'll add that the drive thru lights at Shady Brook Farm are worth it. Also check out the walk thru lights at Elmwood Park Zoo in Norristown, and further away, a trip to Koziers Christmas Village is worth it. Don't forget about the amusement parks, too, as Sesame Place, Dutch Wonderland and Storybook Land are all decked out in lights and super fun for toddlers.

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Ng3me t1_iy1d5s7 wrote

Christmas Village gets crowded but it’s still good. I took my 2.5 yr old this weekend. He walked around and went on the merry go round. We saw Santa but I’m not sure if he’s there every weekend. I endorse it.

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Fattom23 t1_iy1ky4p wrote

I'd take them down to that Miracle on 13th Street. Bring a stroller and walk through so they can gawk at the lights. It's really impressive.

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passing-stranger t1_iy2mtui wrote

Affordable/minimal effort idea: collingswood. The lights look nice and they have a bunch of things to do throughout the next month, like free visits with santa

Or Dec 3rd, family night will have activities for the little ones and a fireside showing of frozen 2

If you want to make it a little less affordable, you could have brunch with the grinch. But you could also stop by for a treat after visiting with Santa and looking at free light displays. If you walk to the end of the shops, next to the one church there is a house with an insane amount of decorations. I feel like at 2.5 years old that would be as impactful as paying for a light show.

If you end up going to peddlers village, check out their calendar too. I think they do a parade?

Splurge ideas: A Very Furry Christmas Celebration

Christmas Underwater

Eta: I did forget that you asked for farms lol. Here, have a wagon ride at shady brook

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