CHRISTMAS LIGHTS TOURS ACROSS LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Pick a route and leave the driving and the parking to us.
Seeing the holiday lights is more fun when nobody has to hunt for parking or drive with one eye on the decorations. Book a limousine or party bus by the hour, pick a route, and ride from street to street with the whole group together.
Some displays look best from the window at a slow roll; others are best on foot. Your chauffeur drops you off where the walking starts and waits while you explore.
Call (213) 928-3852 to talk to our reservation team, 24/7, or send the details in the form below. We send a written quote with the vehicle, the itinerary and the price before you book.
FOUR LIGHTS ROUTES
West Valley: Candy Cane Lane in Woodland Hills
Around Lubao Avenue and Oxnard Street, about eight blocks of decorated homes have been a Woodland Hills tradition since 1952. Cars roll through slowly with their headlights dimmed, and many visitors park and walk. The lights usually run from the first Saturday in December into early January; arrive by 10 PM on weeknights and 11 PM on weekends, when many homes switch off. Pickups across Woodland Hills and the San Fernando Valley.
Pasadena and Altadena: Christmas Tree Lane and Upper Hastings Ranch
Christmas Tree Lane is a stretch of Santa Rosa Avenue in Altadena lined with tall deodar cedars strung with lights. The trees were lit again on December 6, 2025, eleven months after the Eaton Fire, and the lights usually stay on into early January. There is no sidewalk along the lane, so it is easiest to see from the vehicle. In east Pasadena, the Upper Hastings Ranch neighborhood decorates nightly from early December, usually 6 to 10 PM. Pickups across Pasadena and Burbank.
Long Beach and the South Bay: Naples and Sleepy Hollow
In Long Beach, homes along the Naples canals decorate for the season: walk the canal paths while the vehicle waits, and check the date of the Naples Island Christmas boat parade if you want to see it. In Torrance, only a limited number of cars are allowed through the lights in the Sleepy Hollow neighborhood, so plan to walk it. Pickups across Long Beach.
Beverly Hills and the Westside: Rodeo Drive, The Grove and the Venice canals
For a city evening, ride past the holiday decorations on Rodeo Drive, stop at The Grove for its Christmas tree, and finish with a walk along the Venice canals. Pickups across Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Santa Monica and Venice.
Dates and hours are set by each neighborhood and venue, not by us, and they change from year to year, so check them before your tour.
Christmas lights tours
Plan the lights tour
How long to book
Plan on about an hour in each area, plus the drive from your pickup. Weekday bookings have a 3-hour minimum, enough for one area; weekend evenings carry a 4- to 6-hour minimum depending on the date and vehicle, enough for two.
Choose the vehicle
- Up to 6: a sedan or SUV, from $85 per hour.
- 8 to 12: a stretch limousine, from $199 per hour.
- 14 to 22: a Hummer H2 or Ford Excursion limousine, from $229 per hour.
- 12 to 38: a party bus, from $249 per hour; 39 to 56: the 56-passenger coach, quoted on request. With a bigger bus, plan to walk the busiest blocks.
Make a night of it
Start with dinner or a holiday party, then head out to see the lights. Out on December 31? See New Year’s Eve party buses.
Christmas lights tour FAQs
How much does a Christmas lights tour by limo cost?
Sedans and SUVs start at $85 per hour, stretch limousines at $199, SUV and Hummer limousines at $229 and party buses at $249. Pricing depends on the date and time of your reservation, and your written quote confirms the exact price before you book.
Do we stay in the vehicle or walk?
Both. Christmas Tree Lane in Altadena is easiest to see from the vehicle, while the Naples canals in Long Beach and the Sleepy Hollow neighborhood in Torrance are best on foot. You book by the hour, so the chauffeur waits while you walk.
Which nights are less crowded?
Weeknights are usually quieter than Friday and Saturday nights, and weekday bookings have the shortest minimum: 3 hours.
When are the lights on?
Most neighborhood displays are lit in the evenings through December, and some stay on into early January. Candy Cane Lane in Woodland Hills asks visitors to arrive by 10 PM on weeknights and 11 PM on weekends. Each neighborhood sets its own dates, so check them before you book.
Is gratuity included?
Gratuity is not included unless your quote says otherwise. Every quote is confirmed in writing before you book.
Rates & reservations
Lights tour rates and a written quote
- Sedans and SUVs (1–6 passengers): from $85 per hour
- Stretch limousines (8–12 passengers): from $199 per hour
- SUV and Hummer limousines (10–22 passengers): from $229 per hour
- Party buses and limo buses (12–56 passengers): from $249 per hour
Every trip is a little different, so think of these rates as a starting point — pricing depends on the date and time of your reservation, and we’ll confirm your exact price in your written quote.
Weekday bookings, and weekend bookings that end by 3:30 PM, have a 3-hour minimum; weekend evenings carry a 4- to 6-hour minimum depending on the date and vehicle. Weddings are usually booked as a 6-hour package, and airport runs and one-way trips are quoted at a flat transfer rate. Gratuity is not included unless your quote says otherwise.
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