We get it — Halloween is still ahead of us, and Thanksgiving too. But honestly, is it ever really too soon to start feeling festive? Thankfully the holidays in Dallas are about to be more cheerful than ever.
Coca-Cola’s Classic Christmas, the immersive holiday light and adventure experience that dazzled families across Texas last year, is back this November with an all-new Alpine Adventure theme. And this time, Dallas gets a brand-new home for the festivities: the redeveloped site of the former Valley View Mall off LBJ Freeway and Montfort Road.
A Holiday Wonderland, Dallas-Style
From Nov. 21 to Dec. 28, 2025, more than 90,000 square feet of twinkling lights, falling snow and festive fun will transform Dallas Midtown into Santa and Mrs. Claus’s cozy mountain hideaway. Think ski-lodge vibes, candy-cane slopes and just enough Texas flair to make it unforgettable.
Families can expect to lace up their skates for Alpine ice skating, race down bigger-than-ever snow slides (complete with daredevil black diamond lanes and gentler slopes for the kiddos) and meet Santa in his ski gondola — because even Santa deserves a Dallas vacation.
What’s New For 2025
This year, organizers at Social House Entertainment promise more whimsy, more interactivity and more nostalgia than ever before.
Highlights include:
- Après Ski Dance Party – End the night on a glowing dance floor under the Dallas stars.
- Cinemark Christmas Classics – Cozy screenings of your favorite holiday movies.
- Santa & Mrs. Claus – Photo ops, story time and plenty of North Pole cheer.
- Holiday Eats & Treats – Sip on hot cocoa, festive cocktails and Coca-Cola classics while snacking on seasonal bites.
And because this is Dallas, expect Instagrammable backdrops everywhere—holiday sparkle is basically mandatory.
Big Lights And Big Fun In The Big D
Coca-Cola’s Classic Christmas isn’t just about the lights, it’s about community. Last year, families across Texas showed up in droves, proving the appetite for traditions with a fresh twist. With holiday karaoke, ugly sweater contests, live bands and carolers, Dallas visitors can expect an experience that feels part ski village, part Texas holiday block party.
“The response from families last year was nothing short of magical,” said Jayson Babel, senior vice president of Social House Holidays, the holiday division of Social House Entertainment. “This year, we’ve dialed up the whimsy, the interactivity and the nostalgia."
Tickets And Details
Tickets go on sale to the public Sept. 9 at ClassicChristmas.com, with early access already open for groups and holiday parties of 26 or more. Dallas runs Nov. 21 through Dec. 28, 2025, at Dallas Midtown.
If you’re ready for a dose of Alpine adventure without leaving North Texas, grab your gloves and your Santa hat — Dallas’s biggest holiday experience is about to make Midtown sparkle.
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