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Stone Mountain Christmas is upon us. Get ready.

Stone Mountain Park's Christmas activities include holiday lights, 4-d movie experiences, visits from Santa, live performances, and a Christmas parade.
Stone Mountain Park's Christmas activities include holiday lights, 4-d movie experiences, visits from Santa, live performances, and a Christmas parade.
By Joshua Sharpe
Nov 10, 2016

Two million lights. Festive music. Holiday characters. RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER IN 4-D!

Christmas at Stone Mountain Park is upon us.

It started Nov. 12.

“Have a Holly Jolly Christmas at Stone Mountain Park, where the true magic of the season is in the air,” the park website encourages.

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Running through Jan. 4, the metro Atlanta tradition features numerous attractions in addition to the above mentioned. A few more of note: a Singalong Train, a nightly Christmas parade and a holiday cabaret.

A full list, along with a link to purchase tickets, is here.

The park is located at 1000 Robert E. Lee Blvd., Stone Mountain.

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