The Coolest Thing Opening in Texas in 2025 is Netflix House Dallas
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This December, Netflix House will open its hotly-discussed second permanent location right here in Texas.
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This December, Netflix House will open its hotly-discussed second permanent location right here in Texas.
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There are few places to take pictures with Santa in New York City that compare with Macy's Santaland. It's a magical experience for tourists and natives alike during the Christmas season.
Macy's opens its 13,000-square-foot winter wonderland on Friday, November 28, 2025. Overflowing with holiday cheer from its live elves to an enchanted forest, animatronic toys, and a train display, Macy's Santaland 2025 is open daily through Christmas Eve: Wednesday, December 24, 2025.
As in previous years, visitors must book a FREE reservation to take pictures with Santa at Macy's Santaland, which requires some planning. Read on for everything you need to know about visiting Macy's Santaland 2025, and find more top picks for holiday fun in our NYC Kids' Guide Christmas and the Holidays, including the season's can't-miss Christmas activities for families.
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Kids love learning silly, surprising, and magical tidbits about the holidays—and Christmas is full of them! Fun facts about Christmas are perfect for trivia games, long holiday car rides, classroom projects, or simply getting into the holiday spirit.
From reindeer fun facts and Santa Claus facts to trivia about history and Christmas traditions around the world, here are 45 Christmas fun facts for curious kids (and parents, too!). Our Ultimate Collection of Fun Facts and Mind-Blowing Trivia for Kids has even more fun facts, including our lists of fun animal facts and 125 fun facts for kids that will blow their minds.
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Check out this new museum installation while it's in Houston.
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Explore the free holiday events all over Connecticut for 2025!
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Christmas lights shine brightly in New Jersey, and you can enjoy amazingly decked-out houses with stunning holiday displays throughout the state. There are many different ways to see Christmas lights—from walk-through spectacles at amusement parks to over-the-top drive-thru displays and stunning displays on private homes. There are even entire towns that go all out with holiday light installations!
These sparkling holiday spectacles—some of which feature more than 1 million lights—are sure to impress even the grinchiest member of your family. So, bundle up the kids and head out to one of these illuminating local light shows before the sun sets on the Christmas season!
Check out our roundup of New Jersey Christmas towns that go all out for the holidays, and find more ways to be merry in our New Jersey Kids' Guide to Holiday Fun.
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Looking for FREE Christmas events in Westchester and the Hudson Valley? Read on for dozens of options.
From holiday lights and parades to visits with Santa, we've got the goods on free holiday events in Westchester and the Hudson Valley. Explore a 12,000-square-foot winter wonderland at the Holiday Experience at Christmas in America in Mt Vernon, or enjoy horse-drawn carriage rides, flame throwers, ice sculpture carvings, a tree lighting by Santa, and more at Kingston's Snowflake Festival.
Read on for more free family-friendly holiday events, and bookmark our Holiday Guide for more ways to savor this holiday season. Explore the winter wonderland and visit with Santa on select dates.
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Looking for FREE Christmas events on Long Island? Read on for tons of great options.
We love to visit decked out downtown areas during the holidays. At Miracle on Main Street in Sayville, we enjoy the ice sculptures, ice skating, and live reindeer sightings. At the old-fashioned Christmas in Bellmore, we love to ride in a horse and buggy and clip-clop down the town's main strip.
We're also looking forward to taking our eyes to the skies at the Fire Island and in East Hampton as Santa makes an aerial entrance in both areas. He is also in Riverhead ahead of a festive parade and bonfire.
Any of these events will keep your family entertained, and you'll still be able to afford those last-minute gifts. Find all our top picks for holiday fun in our Long Island Christmas Guide.