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Holiday Lights on Farmstead Lane at Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead

Through Jan 7Nov 26 – Jan 7 · 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead13800 Switzer Rd, Overland Park, KS 66221 · 16.8 mi approx. from Kansas CityDirections

All ages welcome

FreeFree community light show

About this adventure

A delightful drive-up holiday tradition beloved by families across Overland Park and Johnson County, Holiday Lights on Farmstead Lane transforms the front entrance of Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead into a radiant spectacle. The main barn, silos, country fences, and towering evergreens are adorned with tens of thousands of twinkling LED lights programmed to perform a dynamic 45-minute synchronized musical show. Families pull into the farmstead's main parking plaza, turn off their vehicle headlights, and tune their car stereo to 90.5 FM to watch dancing snowflakes, glowing tractors, dancing reindeer, and cascading light bursts. Presented completely free to the community, this show allows families to return again and again throughout the winter season with thermoses of hot cocoa. Family Experience & Accessibility: • Stroller Accessibility: Enjoyed from the comfort of your vehicle; families who wish to stand outside can utilize paved walkways and picnic viewing areas. • Nursing & Rest Spots: Private vehicle provides complete privacy; heated restrooms are accessible at the Farmstead main entrance pavilion. • Age Suitability: All ages, from newborns snuggled in car seats to energetic toddlers who can dance along in the backseat. • Sensory Tips: Sound is controlled via personal car radio volume; brilliant animated flashing lights visible from car windows.

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