Gift of Lights
at
New Hampshire Motor Speedway

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Loudon, New Hampshire’s newest holiday event

Gift of Lights kicks off its first season

November 18, 2011
Running through the first of the year

With more than a mile of LED lights, this drive-through experience will become a beloved tradition for friends and family to enjoy together.

The park will be open

Monday – Thursday, 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Friday – Sunday, 5:30 pm – 10:00 pm

Come and experience hundreds of animated and sparkling light displays created from more than one million lights!

The first 15,000 vehicles of the season will receive a holiday bag

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Hot chocolate and other refreshments will be available

There will be photo opportunities with Santa and other holiday characters!

Some 120,000 people are expected to take in the lights and enjoy the festivities.

Gift of Lights at New Hampshire Motor Speedway is happy to give back to charitable organizations.
This year, 100 percent of New Hampshire Motor Speedway Gift of Lights proceeds will benefit Speedway Children’s Charities!
***Gift of Lights will also be a Salvation Army collection site***

For more information please call 1-888-926-7403

Click here for ticket information
Admission is $15 per car
$1 per person for buses, with a $20 minimum and must be under 11 feet

Click here to purchase tickets online

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Originally Posted by Superduty1 (Post 171691) Aw shoot, I thought we were going to have a night race at the track next year. But this looks pretty cool too.

Originally Posted by Rolie (Post 172658) I wouldn't want to get their December electric bill!

Originally Posted by Winnisquamguy (Post 173033) We went Saturday night and was not that impressed, was thinking there was going to be a lot more lights. At least the money is going to charity. I spoke with a lady running the cash register and she said it is doing better than they expected.She mentioned 900 cars went through last Saturday.

Originally Posted by corollaman (Post 173069) If they said it's doing better than expected, then the economy can't be all that bad, not if people have the money to spend on seeing lights when they can just drive around town for a couple gallons worth of gas, and look at houses lit up.