Tree of Light — Attraction in Draper

Underneath the enchanting canopy of twinkling lights, a diverse crowd converged, each person bringing their unique story to the gathering. Families with children, friends from different cultures, and strangers alike found solace in the shared beauty of the illuminated surroundings.

Amidst the vibrant conversations in various languages, a sense of unity blossomed, transcending differences and weaving a tapestry of collective joy. The tree stood tall, a silent witness to the harmonious symphony of laughter and camaraderie.

As the night unfolded, strangers became friends, and the luminous atmosphere fostered a warmth that touched the hearts of all present. It wasn't just a spectacle; it was a celebration of togetherness.

In this magical setting, where diversity was embraced, and the spirit of unity prevailed, memories were forged. Families left with smiles, friends exchanged promises to return, and the tree continued to stand tall, silently illuminating the beauty of connections formed under its...

The traffic after dark was horrendous due to the location. Booths were already closing after the weekend so there was little too see. Little ones everywhere were amazed at all the lights and I cried a few hair tears seeing my family taking in and evaluating the sites. It's more than a single tree and there's a park to enjoy if you go early and pick a spot. Take hot cocoa and dress warm and let the sound of your child's laughter add to the ambience of holidays.

Bathrooms? I'm sure there had to be a stall somewhere but the crowd was too thick to navigate. No report for the cleanliness.

Definitely someplace to go with someone you love, sit on the hill and laugh as you imagine the stories of...

Such a fun place to go at Christmas time! Next year we'll bring a sled and dress warmer. The kids didn't seem to mind sliding down the ice hill without a sled. The whole atmosphere adds to the Christmas spirit. Not only was there beautiful Christmas lights-- there was music, a dad and his kids selling hot chocolate, a couple getting engaged, and lots of smiling and laughter. On a grinch note, there was a group of people with young kids standing right in the path where the sleds come down. They kept getting bumped into by a couple of kids on sleds. Instead of using common sense and moving to a new location, they kept getting mad...