Here’s a quick video I took at the Hotel Del Coronado light show

Welcome to new member Solomon!

Welcome to new members Alexander and Monica

If anyone plans on checking out holiday displays in San Diego, my assistant and I compiled a list here. Feel free to add any others! Here’s a list of some of the best Christmas / holiday light displays around San Diego — with pictures so you can get a feel for them before you visit 🎄 🎅 Top Christmas Light Displays in San Diego Christmas Card Lane (Rancho Peñasquitos) - This neighborhood display is a classic: many homes put up large holiday decorations — giant “holiday cards,” themed décor, lights and more. (Wikipedia) - It’s especially nice to walk through (instead of drive) — many people stroll, soak in the lights, and enjoy the community vibe. (San Diego Christmas Guide) Candy Cane Lane (Poway area / near San Diego) - A festive neighborhood tradition — residents light up their homes, creating a magical “driving or walking” light-show experience. (Chelsey Explores) - Great for families or groups looking for a classic holiday lights outing with minimal cost or fuss. (Chelsey Explores) Balboa Park (Holiday lights & December Nights) - Each year the entire park gets decorated — light displays, festive decorations, and holiday events like concerts, music, food vendors and more. (San Diego) - Good if you want a mix: lights + holiday festivities + things for kids (food, shows, walking paths) all in one place. (San Diego) San Diego Bay Parade of Lights (Waterfront — Shelter Island / Seaport Village / Embarcadero / Coronado etc.)

Hey everyone! 🎉 Get ready to hit the open road, crank up the tunes, and make some unforgettable memories together. This group is all about good vibes, great company, and spontaneous adventures. Whether we’re chasing sunsets, finding the best roadside diners, or just laughing until our faces hurt — this trip is going to be one for the books! So buckle up, pack your snacks, and let’s roll! 🗺️✨ #AdventureAwaits #RoadTripCrew #GoodTimesAhead