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Santa's Trolley Rides Return December 18 for Festive Village Tours

Santa's Trolley Rides return to the Village on December 18, 2026, offering a festive tour of holiday lights and decorations. The annual tradition begins at Veterans Memorial Park.

10/02/2026 · Florida edition

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Santa's Trolley Rides will return to the Village on December 18, 2026, offering families a festive tour of holiday lights and decorations. The annual tradition begins at Veterans Memorial Park, located at 603 Anchorage Drive, and runs from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM.

This event provides a chance for residents to enjoy the holiday spirit with their neighbors. The trolley ride costs $1 per person or $5 per family, payable by cash only. After the ride, families can visit Santa and Mrs. Claus at the NPB Library for treats and photo opportunities. A snow machine will add to the festive atmosphere.

Residents along the trolley route have an opportunity to contribute to the holiday cheer. They can decorate their homes to be featured in the January Village Newsletter. The trolley route includes Inlet Road, Harbour Road, Gulf Road, Flotilla Road, Ebbtide Drive, Driftwood Road, Captains Road, Bay Road, Anchorage Drive (from Inlet Road to Eastwind Drive), Eastwind Drive (from Anchorage to Inlet Road), and Fairwind Drive (from Anchorage to Inlet Road).

The Village encourages everyone to participate by lighting up their homes and making the route sparkle. This tradition brings the community together, creating lasting memories for families and showcasing the festive spirit of the area.

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