Now through January 5th, 3 miles of giant animated light displays and decorated trees will line the roads of Tradewinds Park for the 18th annual "Holiday Fantasy of Lights Display". Optional 3D glasses pump up the action.

One would think the world's largest Christmas theme park, Santa's Enchanted Forest, would be somewhere colder so visitors could have some magical snowy moments. But nope, it's here in South Florida, where trees don't even shed their leaves, and it's open every night until January 6th.

ZooMiami (which we will always fondly remember by its old name 'Miami MetroZoo') is doing their annual animal themed nighttime light thing, with 'animal shaped lights', 3D glasses, dinner with Mrs. Claus, and something about ice skating hippos.

The cul-de-sac on NE 137th Terrace in North Miami known as Enchanted Place decks itself out every year with holiday lights galore, with donations accepted to benefit CARE Resources. Check them out this year through New Years.

175,000 lights, one house, winners of CBS Channel 6's Holiday contest, the Hyatt family's display includes a sleigh and full set of reindeer, a large ferris wheel, and all the blow-up balloon Santas you can shake a stick at. They've even got a legal team, because ya know all those lights have got to be breaking a few zoning codes.

Every year the Miami Tower bedecks its facade with giant snowflakes in the winter spirit. This year, with an entirely new LED lighting system, the display could be entirely new too. Blizzard anyone?

Miami Beach's seashell menorah, which was sadly vandalized earlier this month with "you killed Jesus," is a beach tradition. A giant seashell dreidel stands tall next to it, and not far off is a christmas tree. (made out of tree, not more seashells, unfortunately)