Christmas Nights of Lights Brings Nearly a Million Synced Lights to Hank Aaron Stadium
Nearly a million Christmas lights synced to music glow at Hank Aaron Stadium through Jan. 2. Admission $6; kids 3 and under free.
Hank Aaron Stadium has traded in baseball for holiday lights this season. Christmas Nights of Lights, a drive-through light show, has transformed the ballpark with close to a million Christmas lights synchronized to holiday music — the kind of display that converts even the most stubborn Grinch on the ride through.
Owner and designer Tracy King, who previewed the show ahead of opening night, said the goal is for the display to become a family tradition on the Gulf Coast. The lights dance in time with classic and contemporary Christmas songs broadcast during the visit, turning the stadium loop into a rolling light-and-sound experience.
Plan Your Visit
The show runs nightly at Hank Aaron Stadium through January 2. Admission is $6 per person, with children 3 and under admitted free. Displays are lit from 5:30 p.m. until 10 p.m., and the event operates rain or shine.
Details and updates are available through the Christmas Nights of Lights website.
About the venue
Hank Aaron Stadium opened in 1997 and is named for the Mobile-born home run king. It was home to the Double-A Mobile BayBears until the team relocated to Madison, Ala., after the 2019 season, as the Rocket City Trash Pandas.
