Dyker Heights Christmas Lights 2021.

 

Last week we went to the famous light displays in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn where people go all out and light up there homes! It truly is magical and whether you are four or 12 these lights will definitely light up a child's eyes! We've been coming here now for four years and this year we brought along our little guy Trent and he was in awe with all the lights. Particularly the Santa mailbox! It's a must see every year and it's free to go! Crowds weren't too bad and there are trucks where you can get hot chocolate for 5 bucks and delicious popcorn for 8! A little steep in prices but worth it! You can watch this little reel I made of the lights here too! 

Dyker Heights Lights 2020!

This year the lights at Dyker Lights were minimum. Minimum enough where the streets weren't too crowded and instead of spending close to two hours looking at four streets filled with lights it only took us 45 minutes. The weather was perfect and it was so nice seeing some of the same homes decorated. This year we took our time waling down every street to find the most epic homes lit up and there quite a few. Here are a few favorites from this year that have always been decorated from years past and you can see our past visits at Dyker heights here and here. 

Dyker Heights Lights '17

When we went to see the lights in Dyker Heights last year in Brooklyn I couldn't believe how many houses literally went all out out to get lit up! I was so impressed with the way they displayed the holiday decorations and although it was a bit over the top it sure was a fun sight to see! You can check out some short videos on my Insta stories too!

Christmas Lights At Dyker Heights in Brooklyn.

If you enjoy seeing christmas lights as a family tradition during the holidays, and are ever in the new york area you gotta see the Christmas lights at Dyker Heights. After we took Noah to see Peter and the Wolf we drove over to see the lights Brooklyn style. I have heard of this phenomenon over the years, and this year decided to see them up, close, and personal for the first time.