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Discover the magic of the holidays as we take you through San Diego’s most festive Christmas lights neighborhoods! Bring the whole family and enjoy an evening filled with lights, music, and holiday cheer — a December experience you won’t want to miss. Our Holiday Lights & Coastal Tour visits three iconic and beautifully decorated neighborhoods: - Chula Vista Christmas Circle - Christmas Card Lane - The Famous Christmas House Walk through dazzling displays, charming decorations, and joyful holiday scenes — perfect for photos, family fun, and making new memories. Cozy up with holiday music, festive snacks, and the warm spirit of the season as our team guides you through the best Christmas spots in the city. 5:45 p.m. – Check-In & Boarding Guests check in at their designated pick-up point. Our team welcomes you with holiday cheer, music, and instructions for the evening. Please arrive 15 minutes early. 6 p.m. – Depart San Diego Board our comfortable Five Star Tours vehicle as we begin our holiday journey. Enjoy classic Christmas music and light narration from your guide. 6:20 p.m. – Chula Vista Christmas Circle Our first stop is the beloved Christmas Circle in Chula Vista — a neighborhood famous for its decades-long tradition of elaborate light displays. - Walk through the streets - Take festive photos - Enjoy cookies & candies provided onboard 7:10 p.m. – Christmas Card Lane Next, we visit the iconic Christmas Card Lane, where every house is decorated with oversized wooden “Christmas cards,” lights, inflatables, and family-themed displays. Perfect for photos and a fun stroll with friends and family. 8 p.m. – The Famous Christmas House Our final stop is the spectacular Christmas House, known citywide for its dazzling lights, synchronized music, animated decorations, and magical holiday spirit. Guests enjoy free time to walk, admire the decorations, and capture magical holiday memories. 8:40 p.m. – Return Journey Relax on the comfortable ride back to San Diego while enjoying soft Christmas music. 9 p.m. – Arrival in San Diego Drop-off at the original location with warm hearts, bright smiles, and the holiday spirit in full swing. Tour Includes - Holiday music & festive cheer onboard - Snacks (cookies & candies) - Professional tour guide - Round-trip transportation What to Expect - Enjoy a relaxing, family-friendly evening exploring San Diego’s most famous holiday neighborhoods - Free time to walk, take photos, and admire the lights - Festive atmosphere with onboard music and holiday treats - Memories that capture the magic of the season What to Bring - Warm clothing (evenings can get chilly) - Comfortable shoes - Phone or camera for photos - Holiday spirit and your best smile! Five Star Tours on Facebook / Instagram

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