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🎄✨ Christmas Lights – Troon Circuit, Glenmore Park

 

Every December, Troon Circuit in Glenmore Park lights up with cheerful, family-friendly Christmas displays that bring the whole neighbourhood together. Residents decorate their homes with colourful strings of lights, glowing characters, sparkling rooflines and festive scenes that create a joyful, welcoming atmosphere. It’s a quieter, more intimate experience than some of the major light streets in Western Sydney, but that’s part of its charm — it feels personal, local, and full of heart.

 

Families stroll the footpaths, kids delight in spotting their favourite decorations, and neighbours often chat out the front while admiring each other’s creativity. Some houses go all out with animated lights, inflatables, glowing reindeer, or festive window displays, while others add warm, classic Christmas lighting that gives the street a cosy holiday glow.

 

Whether you drive through slowly or take a gentle walk to soak up the atmosphere, Troon Circuit offers a relaxed and welcoming Christmas-light experience. It’s the perfect stop for families exploring Glenmore Park’s festive streets, adding a little extra sparkle to the holiday season.

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