Menashe home is spectacular this Christmas
Menashe home is spectacular this Christmas
The Menashe Christmas lights are back for 2019, bigger and better than ever. The display features some 340,000 lights. The home is located at 5605 Beach Drive SW.
Photo by David Rosen
Wed, 11/27/2019
The Menashe family home is host to one of the largest Christmas light displays in the Seattle area and seems to grow in size and complexity every year.
Some 340,000 lights from incandescent to LED comprise the brilliant array that covers every surface in the front yard.
The main tree in the front yard now has candy cane stripes, a new inflatable reindeer guards the front door, and you'll find Mickey and Minnie dancing here too.
Santa himself will be on hand at the home located at 5605 Beach Drive SW, at 5pm on Dec. 14 and the lights go on nightly around 5pm so take a drive by and soak in the color.
Comments
Amazing!
Amazing!
This is the most incredible…
This is the most incredible display for Christmas I have ever seen!! Have not been there before, will take the family this year. Thank you for sharing this ! Merry Christmas ❤
Just beautiful. We miss…
Just beautiful. We miss driving the beach and seeing this each year but this is over the top spectacular! Thank you so much for posting these wonderful pictures!
I live nearby & enjoy this…
I live nearby & enjoy this amazing display every year ! So appreciate the family’s efforts & generosity sharing it annually ??
Stunning display, so many…
Stunning display, so many aspects... the giant tree entirely wrapped in wide candy cane stripes is a thing to behold and marvel. And of course Santa, the amazing village and train, and a large lovely nativity scene. Surely the radiant display inspired by a family whose beautiful Faith overflows and radiates! God bless the Menashe family, and Merry Christmas!
Does this go through New…
Does this go through New Years?
What time do the lights go…
What time do the lights go out? We were thinking of going over round 10pm
12/13/2020
Totally Awesome! I love their display every year!