42 Longford Cres
Acacia Ridge
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Christmas lights in Acacia Ridge 2026
2 displays in Acacia Ridge, in the Brisbane council area. Add the best ones to your trail and open the route in Google Maps.
2026 displays are coming in now. Until they do, this page shows the 2 displays from 2024.
2 displays
Christmas in the Ridge
33 Mannington Rd, Acacia Ridge
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Christmas lights in Acacia Ridge: questions
Where are the best Christmas lights in Acacia Ridge?
The map shows 2 displays in Acacia Ridge for Christmas 2024. The suburbs with the most displays are Acacia Ridge. Popular displays include Christmas in the Ridge in Acacia Ridge; 42 Longford Cres in Acacia Ridge.
What time do the Christmas lights turn on in Acacia Ridge?
Most displays turn on after dark, at about 7:30pm, from early December until Christmas or New Year. Each display page shows its own dates and times when the owner gives them.
Are the Christmas lights in Acacia Ridge free to visit?
Yes. The displays are at private homes and you look at them from the street, free of charge. Please park safely, keep the noise down and respect the residents.