Omaha's Walk-Through Christmas Lights & Christmas Village
80 acres of Christmas lights, Santa, live reindeer, ice skating and a Christmas market, all included with admission. Nov 13 to Dec 27 at Falconwood Park in Bellevue, NE.
Not a drive-thru
Step out of the car and into Omaha's Christmas village
A lot of holiday lights around Omaha are drive-thrus. Frosty Nights is different. You park free, grab a cocoa and walk an entire Christmas village in Bellevue. Meet Santa in Hanke Hall, visit live reindeer, skate, shop heated cabins and warm up by the firepits.
What's in store
All your holiday traditions in one place
Christmas lights, Santa, a Christmas market and more, all in one Christmas village just south of Omaha. One ticket covers all five.
Every tradition, one ticket. $30 adult / $15 kid plus fees.
Hanke Hall, our 10,000 sq. ft. venue with fireplaces inside and out, is home base for Santa. Snap free photos on your own phone, then grab warm cookies.
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Omaha's Christmas market in 20 heated cabins: local vendors with ornaments, candles, records, books, toys and gifts.
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Live reindeer, the ice rink, the tube slide, the carnival and a two-story sledding hill. Little ones won't run out of things to do.
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Pop-up performances and Christmas music around every corner, plus a 21+ Santa Rave for the grown-ups.
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Omaha Christmas activities, all included with admission
You asked for more to do with your ticket, so we added it. Every Christmas activity below is free once you're through the gate, from the ice rink to Santa.
Free with ticketPhotos with Santa on your own phone, no charge.
Free with ticketA Christmas favorite, back again this year.
Free with ticketPlus more holiday characters on select nights.
Free with ticketWatch glass turned into ornaments. Ornaments for sale.
Free with ticketWarm up by indoor and outdoor fireplaces and firepits.
Free with ticketA grown-ups party with Santa. Dates announced soon.
- Ice Skating Rink NEW
- Christmas Carnival NEW
- Inner Tube Slide NEW
- Reindeer Games & Rides NEW
- Airplane Cockpit NEW
- Live Reindeer
- Snowless Sledding
- LED Cherry Tree Forest
- 150-Foot Tunnel of Lights
- Santa's Office & Displays
- Pop-Up Performances
- Free Parking
Food, drinks, shopping, trees and ornaments are available for purchase. Some outdoor attractions are weather dependent.
Tickets
Early bird tickets for Omaha's Christmas village
Early bird pricing is for a limited time. Buy now and use your tickets any night we’re open, no date required.
Early Bird Season Pass
Come as often as you want, any night we’re open.
Plus fees. Early bird pricing for a limited time.
Early Bird Any Day Ticket
One visit, good on any open night of the season.
Plus fees. Early bird pricing for a limited time.
Hours
2026 hours: Christmas lights Nov 13 to Dec 27
Open November 13 through December 27, 2026. Weekends in November, Wednesday through Sunday in December, plus every night from Dec 20 to 23, so it fits around all your other Omaha Christmas events.
plus Wed, Nov 25DecemberWed, Thu & Sun 5 to 9 PM
Fri & Sat 5 to 10 PMChristmas WeekDec 20 to 23, 5 to 10 PM
Closed Dec 24 & 25
New this year · Saturday, Nov 14
Cider Fest in Bellevue, Nov 14, 1 to 5 PM
Start opening weekend with Cider Fest on Saturday afternoon, then stay for the village when it opens at 5. Food and drinks available for purchase.
Christmas events for groups
Omaha holiday parties, groups & private events
Groups, Parties & Private Events
Planning a group outing, a party or a private event? Email us and we’ll help you put it together.
Appreciation Nights
Appreciation nights for teachers, first responders and military are coming back, early in the season. Dates coming soon.
Plan your visit: 15 minutes south of downtown Omaha
Easy to reach from anywhere in the Omaha metro, Sarpy County and western Iowa.
905 Allied Road, Bellevue, NE 68123
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- Offutt Air Force Base7 to 12 min
- Papillion10 to 12 min
- Downtown Omaha10 to 16 min
- La Vista10 to 15 min
- Plattsmouth10 to 15 min
- Council Bluffs, IA17 to 19 min
- Gretna20 to 25 min
- LincolnAbout 1 hr 10 min
Free parking in three lots. Accessible parking is in the area closest to the front entrance.
Warm layers, blankets, strollers and wagons are welcome. Bags are subject to search. No outside food, drinks or alcohol, though a sealed water bottle is fine.
Parking, the village, the lights and Hanke Hall are accessible. A few of the shopping cabins are not yet. Restrooms are in Hanke Hall and at the end of the cabin lane.
FAQs
Omaha Christmas lights FAQs
Is Frosty Nights a drive-thru?
No. Frosty Nights is a walk-through Christmas village. You park for free, step out of your car and explore the lights, attractions, cabins and Hanke Hall on foot.
Where can I see walk-through Christmas lights in Omaha?
Falconwood Frosty Nights in Bellevue, 15 minutes south of downtown Omaha, is a walk-through Christmas lights experience. You park for free and explore 80 acres of lights, a 150-foot tunnel of lights and an LED cherry tree forest on foot.
Is Falconwood Frosty Nights in Omaha or Bellevue?
It’s at Falconwood Park, 905 Allied Road in Bellevue, NE 68123, in Sarpy County. That’s about 15 minutes south of downtown Omaha.
What's included with my ticket?
Nearly everything. Santa photos, live reindeer, ice skating, the carnival, tube slide, reindeer games and rides, snowless sledding, the Polar Express train, the lights and the character meet-and-greets are included. Food, drinks and shopping are extra.
Do kids need a ticket?
Kids ages 3 to 12 need a kid ticket. Ages 13 and up need an adult ticket. Kids under 3 are free.
What if the weather is bad?
A little snow only adds to the charm. If we close for a blizzard or extreme cold, we’ll post it here and on our socials, and your ticket is good for any other open night.
Can I bring my dog?
Please leave pets at home since live reindeer are on site. Service animals are welcome but should stay away from the reindeer enclosure.
Can I bring food or drinks?
No outside food, drinks or alcohol. A sealed water bottle is fine. We have food trucks, treats, cocoa and a bar on site.
Our story
A new holiday tradition for Omaha
Frosty Nights began with owner Brandon Miller’s vision of an interactive Christmas experience where families could spend time together and build new traditions. Falconwood Park’s winding roads, cabins and village square, plus the expansion onto the former Gene Eppley Salvation Army Camp, made it the perfect setting.
Brandon partnered with Tyler Owen, whose family’s visits to Christmas markets around the world inspired him to bring that same magic to Omaha. Together they built a holiday destination full of lights, activities, entertainment and local small businesses.
“Omaha’s first and only Christmas Village”
WOWT 6, Omaha Everyday · December 2025
Interested in being a vendor, sponsor or partner? Email christmasomaha@gmail.com or call 402-210-4747.