What you see from the street is the easy part. Behind it: every prop mapped to an address, and a setlist sequenced note-by-note so the yard actually sings.
Here's the whole picture.
This is the real layout file the show is built from. Tap any marker to see what sits at that corner of the yard.
These aren't strings that blink on and off together. Every single pixel out there has its own address and takes its own instruction — which means a color can travel down a roofline, a tree can spin, and the whole yard can move as one picture. Twenty-two thousand tiny decisions, forty times a second.
Not one switch for the whole strand — one for every bulb. That's the difference between lights that twinkle and a yard that comes to life.
Close to a third of the whole show lives in one cone. It's the piece doing the heavy lifting in almost every sequence.
They take the sequence file and turn it into instructions for all 22,000 pixels, frame after frame, all night long.
The entire display runs on low-voltage LED throughout — which is how a yard this size stays practical to run night after night.
The Christmas lineup for Season 02. Three slots are still open — they get filled as sequences come off the timeline.
Recorded at the curb last season. Some of these are back on the 2026 setlist — some were one-year-only.
