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November 4, 2020

Holiday Lights to Brighten Salt River Fields at Talking Stick

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A new holiday tradition makes its debut at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick from November 23 to December 31 this year. Holiday Lights will be a drive-through experience, with nearly 5 million lights displayed along a 1.2-mile route that encircles the entire baseball facility. Favorite holiday songs will be simulcast via FM radio signal directly into vehicles to add to the cozy and safe experience.

The Holiday Lights experience will be offered daily from 5:45 to 10 p.m. Tickets range from general admission of $35 on weekdays to a $355 weekend carriage ride for 12 people. More information available at www.holidaylightsSRF.com.

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