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Neighbourhood Christmas light checklist

Before heading out to take in the Christmas light displays around your neighbourhood, there are a few things to remember.

A close up of colourful Christmas lights in a tree.

Christmas light recommendations

Many Sunshine Coast residents choose to take part in this popular, festive light decorating and it is wonderful to see communities coming together to celebrate the season.

But before heading out to take in the Christmas lights around your neighbourhood, there are a few things to remember…

Carparking

Plan your travel to avoid using a car in popular Christmas light locations. Park lawfully and safely so that pedestrians can move through the area.

Respect houses not taking part

Residents not wanting to take part in the celebration should turn off any outdoor lights or avoid decorating their home. The community are encouraged to steer clear of houses that aren’t decorated or don’t have their outdoor lights on.

Stay safe

Where no road closure is in place, pedestrians should stick to the footpath or grass verge. Don’t enter any gardens or driveways unless with a parent or adult. Be aware of what’s happening around you when crossing the road and moving around your neighbourhood. Stay with your group of friends and wait for stragglers.

Parents

Make sure to ask your parent’s permission before heading off to take in the light spectacle in your neighbourhood. Younger children should always be supervised.

Littering

Remember to take your rubbish with you or dispose of it in a nearby bin. Show you care for your local neighbourhood and environment.

Christmas Cheer

These magical, house light displays can take a lot of time (and money) to install the decorations. Please remember to say “Thanks!” and “Merry Christmas!” to the homeowners for going to the effort of spreading some sparkly, Christmas cheer.

Close up of Christmas light shapes in a residential house's front yard.

Take in Council's Christmas trees across the region. You'll find the list of 26 sparkling locations here.

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