Yukon's Christmas in the Park

No tickets or reservations needed for the lights. Train rides are paid on site and run weather permitting.

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About this adventure

Yukon's Christmas in the Park is the city's long-running drive-through and walk-through light display, spread across three connected parks: the route starts in Yukon City Park and ends in Chisholm Trail Park. The city describes nearly three miles of lit roads with about 5 million lights and more than 500 one-of-a-kind displays, plus an animated Christmas tree synced to a radio station (Christmas in the Park Radio on 107.9 FM; the tree broadcasts on 106.1 FM). Families can stay in the car or walk the route and stop at the selfie stations along the way. Walkers and anyone visiting Santa are asked to park in the Oklahoma Parking Lot at the north end of Chisholm Trail Park. After the drive, the Character House near the Chisholm Trail Park exit has photo spots with Christmas characters, and Santa visits on Friday and Saturday evenings. For a small fee the Santa Express train runs through the lights, and the seasonal Yukon Ice Rink operates inside Chisholm Trail Park. A concession area by the train depot sells carnival food. Vehicles must be under 13 feet tall.