We went on Opening Night. Open at 5pm (daylight). Got there at 6pm (sunset). Wish we would have waited til 8pm and then the crowd would have slimmed down. Let me start by saying, I am so glad we went. It was really 'something to see!' I'm not sure I'll pay to see it again though (do to cost for a family), so savor every moment. LOVELY light display. Goofy prices- "$5 more on Prime Nights", but there are only a few nights that aren't Prime. They should advertise it as $17 a night and then promote the few days that aren't that price as "Discount Days". It's more magical when you drive down the hill at dark and see it all. Walking through is nice, but you don't get that FULL effect of how many lights are really there. Wish the "houses" were spread out throughout more. They seemed to be all clumped together in the center of the exhibit, which backed up traffic a lot. Cool hat store, but again- too much traffic in the middle to wait in line to stop in. Wish they'd move the hats to the end. Santa also needs moved to the end. The 5 kids with us wanted to see him, but there was just too long of a line in a congested area. Also, didn't realize the end was the end. So when you get to the large barn with 3-4 shops... that's the end lol Foot traffic only moves in one direction, so see what you want to see when you are there. There's no going backwards. My 7 year old wished they handed out candy canes.

We wanted to go here for a while and never had the chance. I agree with the reviews that say it’s outdated. It could be nice if it was updated. The way it is it’s way overpriced. Many of the displays are old and poorly lighted. Small children might be happy to see it. I was trying to be nice giving it 3 stars.

Absolutely incredible. It took us two hours to see what we did and that was not everything. The only "down side" for us was the horrendous crowd, and I'm not a fan of large crowds. At times it made it hard to move. BUT!! That isn't going to keep me from going back. If you leave this place without being in the Christmas mood, you are a lost soul beyond help. :)

Pretty, but not worth the cost. $48 for a family of 3 (Grandma, mom, and kid) just to get in, then another $75+ spent at the strategically placed gift shops along the path. $12.00 for tiny Santa picture, $3.00 for a small cup of cocoa, no thanks! The light displays were okay, nothing spectacular. Lots of wooden cutouts that are not even lit up and old timey displays that most people are not even interested in (some not even relevant to Christmas). There are small shops along the way, but the good ones are not until the end. You end up spending a little here, and a little there, but after a while you lose track of how much you actually spent. Very good strategy to make money, but I felt like that was all the place was after... your money. Not even a free candy cane for the kid, nothing. After I got home and totaled up what I spent, everything, including admission, came to $123.00, which means I spent $75 on socks (3 at $6.99/pair), a hat ($8.99), a stuffed cat ($22.00), two cookies ($3.00), a container of chocolates ($10.00), and an ornament ($9.99) and I only have one kid and I was being conservative. I am glad we went because I have not been there since I was a kid 30 years ago. I got to take my kid and relive the moment, but we probably won't go back. I did not like the overwhelming, in your face, money grubbing vibe the place has nowadays.

So I had heard of this place and really wanted to check it out. Due to it being a little over 2 hour ride each way I wanted to be sure to pick a day that was not heavily trafficked. We went last night 12/4 a Monday so had normal pricing not peak. $13 per person, my husband and I. I felt it was fair since I had not been there before and did not know what to expect. The best view is coming upon it from the top of the hill - amazing all the lights. Once inside it was not as phenomenal as I thought it would be. Quite a bit of the displays are very dated, adding to some nostalgia, and could use a bit of updating. It was probably better seen through the eyes of a child. I am still glad we took the ride up and back but the drive was way longer than the time it took to see everything (1.5 hrs). For us we agreed it is a once and done.

Best $12 I've spent in a long time. Outdated? Think retro, vintage, whimsical. If it weren't so cold we would have lingered longer. Did the loop in 45 minutes. One million lights! Go on a weekday. Can't imagine this place on a weekend. If staying in the area, Wyomissing is an easy 15 minutes away with plenty of accommodations and restaurants. Next year we'll go earlier in the season when it's not as cold.

Vintage, retro, field of lights! We went the night before our trip to Sight & Sound. It was cold but still there about an hour. The lights are amazing. Some have said " outdated" but why does everything have to be Disney-fied. We went during the week, $12 each admission, worth every penny. Traffic during weekends is probably unbearable. We stayed overnight in Wyomissing, a short 15 minute drive, plenty of hotels, restaurants and retail. Going again next year hopefully in a warmer night.

Have always wanted to go here and finally had an opportunity to do so this year. It’s really hard to put the whole experience in words, but imagine many Christmas lights, old-school displays, intricate displays, a few displays that need to be fixed/updated, new displays, gift shops, basic county fair food, people laughing and enjoying themselves, fun times, the Christmas spirit, reasonable prices for admission/food/gifts, a wonderful history…you must go!!