The Light Park - San Antonio Retama Park — Attraction in Selma

The light show itself was great, lots of lights weaved through a curving path, but I'm giving it only three stars due to the bait and switch in pricing. Online it showed the price around $38, but upon arrival we were told the price was $53 and that they just hadn't got around to updating their website. When I commented that seemed misleading the response we got was, "do you still want to go through or not?". No apologies for the inaccurate information or anything, and honestly with a car full of kids who had been told we were going and here we are it's a little difficult to back out once there. I'm honestly not sure it's worth the higher price point either. We travel a lot and this is definitely the highest priced light show we have ever been to even with comparing locations like Boston, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Miami.

Next year will prob skip this and just drive through some neighborhoods, or find cheaper alternatives for more value.

In response to the owner: it wasn't about the price, we could easily pay the price,I don't care that I could have purchased tickets earlier in the season or online for a cheaper rate, it was the fact that the price shown was not what we were asked to pay upon arrival. You don't simply dismiss the customer and say "we haven't updated our website". You honor the price you are advertising them go fix...

The Light Park lived up to its name—pretty light on the spectacle for what they’re charging.

Finding the entrance was its own little scavenger hunt since there was no clear signage. Once we found the entrance, we sped through the parking lot which I imagine is filled with cars on busy nights.

We passed on concessions because, frankly, the prices were laughable. Calling it “Movie Theatre” popcorn must’ve been a nod to the $10 price tag because I’m sure it wasn’t referring to the quality. As for the actual experience? Even at a crawl, it was over in 15-20 minutes. Mind you the website clearly states it’s a 60-90 minute experience. So that’s mostly referring to the time spent waiting in line to enter which we happen to avoid. Fifty bucks for that? Won’t be returning.

But hats off to whoever’s running this operation—you’ve got to admire the hustle of turning a mid-tier attraction into...

Too short! We bought tickets for Saturday and expected a bit of a wait due to the weekend. They had queue lines with rows of cars and would let them go when available. An employee came and took your snack order and you go through the tent to pick up your stuff. When you start the drive-thru, it just snakes back and forth. You have vehicles in front and back, not giving you much time to enjoy the show without feeling rushed. Per the website, you cannot be in the back of a truck, but on-site they didn't enforce it. The four port-a-johns were disgusting. I understand a large number of ppl using them but need to be cleaned out more frequently I guess. The kids had fun, but not worth the weekend price of 50$. Would recommend just driving through other neighborhoods for the same experience. Employees were...