Sip hot chocolate, roast s'mores, and check out a giant Christmas tree.
Olney’s Field of Screams Maryland has taken a 180-degree turn for the holiday season, transforming its
into a wintry wonderland that touts itself as the “largest, most sophisticated holiday lights experience” in the area., will feature 200,000 square feet of festive displays across the 18 acres. A coordinated music and light show will play every half hour. By the numbers, the production team works with one million eco-friendly lights; a 52-foot Christmas tree dressed in a massive canopy of lights; and a 1.5-mile trail that winds through decorated woods.
Best of all: snow is guaranteed every night. Well, sort of. During each light show, tiny “snow” bubbles fall from the “sky”—providing the illusion, at least, of a Hallmark holiday. Adding to the illumination are 14 bonfires for roasting s’mores and sipping hot chocolate. Also on the menu: barbecue sandwiches, pizza, and funnel cake. Once you get your fill of lights, an eight-lane, 15-foot-tall tubing slide is on site, in addition to a timber-frame pole barn with lumberjack axe-throwing inside.to Winter City Lights, which opens November 19 and runs through December 31, range from $39 to $48, depending on the night, with discounts available for kids and seniors.
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