The 30 Most Decked-Out Holiday Homes in America

According to local news, this display has over 20,000 lights and adds approximately $450 to the owner's electricity bill — but this cost pales in comparison to the donations amassed by visitors for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital!

While it definitely doesn't snow in Fresno very often, the luminescent blue lights on this house remind me of a Winter wonderland.

This family has made a tradition of going overboard with Christmas lights. Unsurprisingly, they estimate using over 150,000 lights for this display. If you want a closer look at the display, check out this beautiful aerial video tour.

Santa can't miss this display out of New Jersey — but I'm wondering how many people it took to hang the massive wreath onto the side of the house!

If you live in Chicago, it's worth venturing into the suburbs to witness stunning decorations like this home's.

This is what I mean when I say one spark away from disaster — I doubt this family uses their microwave when these lights are on.

This townhouse's holiday spirit is so cute and quaint, I almost wish they kept the lights up year round! Check out the Ferris wheel tucked away on the left side — that's dedication!

This might be the only house in America where you can celebrate Christmas with The Flintstones and Charlie Brown at the same time.

Another approach to holiday home decorating is Christmas inflatables, and this house definitely got the memo.

I cannot imagine how many weeks it takes this family to remove their glorious display.

The only fixture missing from this display is Santa's elves!

This family has taken a more subtle approach to extreme Christmas lighting, and it's perfect inspiration for those looking to add Christmas spirit to their home without going all out.

I'm a huge fan of this home's wrapped Christmas light trees — another great idea for adding holiday spirit without too much effort.

Calling the light display on 34th Street in Baltimore impressive is the understatement of the century. Each year, residents of this street string millions of Christmas lights over every surface, and the result is a miracle . . . on 34th Street.

How tangled do you think these lights got while they were putting them up? My guess is very.

We're confident Santa's reindeer will spot this home from miles away.

Be careful not to blow a fuse when entering this Pasadena home.

This house may be in Florida, but it certainly gives the North Pole a run for its money in terms of Christmas spirit.

A great example of how to add festive cheer without breaking out the inflatables.

We love this display out of Florida, but what happens when the owners want to park in their garage?

The roof of this house looks like a technicolor keyboard!

From the mini Ferris wheel to the striped blimp, this house's decorations are nothing short of spectacular.

This insane lawn truly has it all — Buzz Lightyear in a Santa hat, Snoopy in an airplane, and a nativity scene on the roof.

This house is practically famous in Green Bay, often referred to as the "Christmas lights house." The yard boasts a plethora of random decorations from dolphins and dinosaurs to even bumper cars!

How many Santas is too many Santas? The limit does not exist.

I can't even imagine the time it took to hang those lights from the trees so impeccably. Maryland residents know how to do Christmas right!

You know your Christmas lawn decorations are better than your neighbors' when your house is barely even visible from the street.

I'm really hoping these Oregon residents have some heavy-duty shades on their windows to block out the red lights! Though this house isn't as insanely decorated as some of the others, I still really admire how perfectly each string of lights was hung.

My favorite part of this house? The random light-up Santa lurking on the roof.

All aboard the Christmas Express!