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Nights of Lights moves to the Warren County Fairgrounds for 2026

The Daily Hamilton teamFrom Tuesday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you like your holiday lights from the driver's seat, has a new home. The drive-thru display sets up at the Warren County Fairgrounds this year, after two years at the Clermont County Fairgrounds. Before that, it ran for years at Coney Island, until it was sold and demolished for a new music venue.

  • Opens: Fri., Nov. 20
  • Runs through: Jan. 2
  • Tickets: on sale now

WLWT reports you'll drive through sparkling tunnels, animated scenes and festive music from the warmth of your car. Organizers say the move brings the tradition closer to visitors across the region.

2 millionlights synchronized to music

WLWT says the display features more than two million lights.

Sources: WKRC, WLWT

Bringing a crowd? Check your headcount first, because cars with nine or more people pay more.

$33per carload for up to eight people

Cars with nine or more people pay $54.

Sources: WKRC, WLWT

Sources: WKRC, WLWT

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