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Christmas Wonderland in Smokies Stadium
Christmas Wonderland in Smokies Stadium
This year marks the 2nd year for Christmas Wonderland in Smokies Staduim. The
Winterfest
attraction features hundreds of thousands of synchronized LED lights in a drive-through attraction nearly one mile long with a special highlight, a 70’ tall light tree! The lighting spectacular is one of America’s largest drive-through, fully computerized LED light shows. Christmas Wonderland at Smokies Stadium presented by Shadrack will continue through January 3, 2010. Admission fees will apply for each vehicle. For more information, call 423-652-0120.
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