If you’ve ever seen “The Great Christmas Light Fight” on HGTV, you may recognize this Arizona street from Season 3 of the show. Comstock Drive in Gilbert just may have the best neighborhood Christmas lights display in Arizona! Make some hot cocoa, gather up the family, and come see it for yourself this holiday season.
You’ve never seen a street that goes all-out for the holidays quite like Comstock Drive in Gilbert.
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Each year, 13 homes deck their halls with a grand total of over 110,000 Christmas lights.
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The lights are strung across the street from house to house in the most festive game of Connect the Dots you’ve ever seen.
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Both cars and pedestrians line the street, sipping on hot chocolate and reveling in the holiday magic.
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Tune your radio to 88.1 FM for the full experience - the lights are synchronized to Christmas music!
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Some of the homeowners are known to dress up like Santa and come outside to greet families. You just might get to say hello to Saint Nick in the flesh!
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The lights are on nightly through Thursday, December 30. Hours are 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. on Sunday - Thursday, and 6 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. on Friday & Saturday.
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All vehicular traffic must enter the street via eastbound Elliot Road.
Google Maps Homeowners encourage guests to park at a nearby business and walk through the display instead. If you must drive, visit the Christmas on Comstock Facebook page for the very specific set of rules that must be followed.
Have you ever been to Christmas on Comstock? If so, which house was your favorite? Tell us your thoughts in the comments. Check out our previous article for more of the best neighborhood Christmas lights in Arizona!
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Homeowners encourage guests to park at a nearby business and walk through the display instead. If you must drive, visit the Christmas on Comstock Facebook page for the very specific set of rules that must be followed.
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Address: Christmas at Comstock, 3702 E Comstock Dr, Gilbert, AZ 85296, USA
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Arizona Is The Place To Be For Christmas October 18, 2022 William Suphan What are Arizona’s best Christmas towns? Whether you head to the northern forests or keep to the heat of the desert, Arizona’s towns will delight you with holiday cheer. In the northern part of the state, Flagstaff is the ultimate Christmas destination as it becomes a winter wonderland with lighted tall pine trees, a North Pole Experience to Santa’s Workshop, and stupendous light displays. Down in Tucson, dazzling light displays shine throughout Tohono Chul Park and the popular Winterhaven neighborhood, and the Christmas Parade is a local favorite. What are the best winter festivals in Arizona? Arizona has a ton of festive winter festivals that will bring the whole family together for some festive fun. The Tamale Festival in Somerton may not sound like a holiday festival, but here in Arizona, tamales are a Christmas tradition, and you can get your fill of them here. Regardless of the amount of spicy heat you prefer, you’ll find something to suit your tastes. Kingman hosts Santa’s Hualapai Wonderland where your family can sip hot cocoa, take a fun hay ride, and enjoy the festivities surrounded by utterly beautiful pine trees. For a taste of Native American Culture, the Heard Museum in Phoenix holds the annual Holidays at the Heard, where you can see a mixture of Native American art, live performances, and holiday decorations. Be sure to try the fry bread! What makes Christmas in Arizona so unique? Since there’s so much desert and a mix of cultures here, Arizona has some unique and wonderful ways to enjoy the holidays. Rather than ham or turkey, we scarf down a mountain of fresh tamales and if you are fortunate enough to be in a Mexican home, you will not leave until you are stuffed full of them and given some to take home with you. Yes, we decorate Christmas trees like everyone else, but we also have a whimsical bit of desert fun with our Tumbleweed Christmas Tree in Chandler. We never have to go very far to see tumbleweeds, so we may as well make them festive!
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Arizona Is The Place To Be For Christmas
October 18, 2022
William Suphan
What are Arizona’s best Christmas towns? Whether you head to the northern forests or keep to the heat of the desert, Arizona’s towns will delight you with holiday cheer. In the northern part of the state, Flagstaff is the ultimate Christmas destination as it becomes a winter wonderland with lighted tall pine trees, a North Pole Experience to Santa’s Workshop, and stupendous light displays. Down in Tucson, dazzling light displays shine throughout Tohono Chul Park and the popular Winterhaven neighborhood, and the Christmas Parade is a local favorite. What are the best winter festivals in Arizona? Arizona has a ton of festive winter festivals that will bring the whole family together for some festive fun. The Tamale Festival in Somerton may not sound like a holiday festival, but here in Arizona, tamales are a Christmas tradition, and you can get your fill of them here. Regardless of the amount of spicy heat you prefer, you’ll find something to suit your tastes. Kingman hosts Santa’s Hualapai Wonderland where your family can sip hot cocoa, take a fun hay ride, and enjoy the festivities surrounded by utterly beautiful pine trees. For a taste of Native American Culture, the Heard Museum in Phoenix holds the annual Holidays at the Heard, where you can see a mixture of Native American art, live performances, and holiday decorations. Be sure to try the fry bread! What makes Christmas in Arizona so unique? Since there’s so much desert and a mix of cultures here, Arizona has some unique and wonderful ways to enjoy the holidays. Rather than ham or turkey, we scarf down a mountain of fresh tamales and if you are fortunate enough to be in a Mexican home, you will not leave until you are stuffed full of them and given some to take home with you. Yes, we decorate Christmas trees like everyone else, but we also have a whimsical bit of desert fun with our Tumbleweed Christmas Tree in Chandler. We never have to go very far to see tumbleweeds, so we may as well make them festive!
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Whether you head to the northern forests or keep to the heat of the desert, Arizona’s towns will delight you with holiday cheer. In the northern part of the state, Flagstaff is the ultimate Christmas destination as it becomes a winter wonderland with lighted tall pine trees, a North Pole Experience to Santa’s Workshop, and stupendous light displays. Down in Tucson, dazzling light displays shine throughout Tohono Chul Park and the popular Winterhaven neighborhood, and the Christmas Parade is a local favorite.
What are the best winter festivals in Arizona?
Arizona has a ton of festive winter festivals that will bring the whole family together for some festive fun. The Tamale Festival in Somerton may not sound like a holiday festival, but here in Arizona, tamales are a Christmas tradition, and you can get your fill of them here. Regardless of the amount of spicy heat you prefer, you’ll find something to suit your tastes. Kingman hosts Santa’s Hualapai Wonderland where your family can sip hot cocoa, take a fun hay ride, and enjoy the festivities surrounded by utterly beautiful pine trees. For a taste of Native American Culture, the Heard Museum in Phoenix holds the annual Holidays at the Heard, where you can see a mixture of Native American art, live performances, and holiday decorations. Be sure to try the fry bread!
What makes Christmas in Arizona so unique?
Since there’s so much desert and a mix of cultures here, Arizona has some unique and wonderful ways to enjoy the holidays. Rather than ham or turkey, we scarf down a mountain of fresh tamales and if you are fortunate enough to be in a Mexican home, you will not leave until you are stuffed full of them and given some to take home with you. Yes, we decorate Christmas trees like everyone else, but we also have a whimsical bit of desert fun with our Tumbleweed Christmas Tree in Chandler. We never have to go very far to see tumbleweeds, so we may as well make them festive!
