Visiting Tips

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I’m glad to have you visit the display !! 99 out of 100 people have always been fantastic guests. There is always one or two that ruin it for others, most of the time without even realizing it. 

Please try and remember that I live here every day and that some of the residents aren’t real big fans of the display. They all seem to enjoy the lights; It’s the traffic that upsets a few of them and understandably so. When viewing the display, you'll hear an introduction that was done by a friend’s son. In it, he mentions a few easy rules to follow. By following these rules, it makes viewing the display a great experience for all and the residents of Eastern Forest happy.

Please be patient. There are two ways to view the display. The usual way is to turn right on to Mossy Oak drive after turning into Eastern Forest. The second way is to continue straight instead of turning right. Mossy Oak Dr makes a loop through the subdivision. Following it on around will bring you to the front of the display, just on the opposite side of the road. Just follow the signs. Traffic moves through fairly quickly. Follow the signs that will direct you out of the subdivision.

Please do not pull directly in front of the house to view the display. when that happens, it blocks EVERYBODY'S view.

 

Please do not block any driveways use driveways to turn around or turn around in the dead end. Of all the complaints that I get, those are probably the most mentioned.

Please keep your cars close to the curb. This allows residents to drive down the street to their homes.

After you stop your car to watch, please turn off your headlights. Use your parking lights. Its very hard for the person in front of you to watch the display when headlights are glaring into their car and mirrors.

Please do not litter !! You wouldn’t like it if somebody pulled up to your house and started throwing trash in your yard.

Please, if you get out of your vehicle to make a donation or to look closer at the display, be extremely careful.

Never, ever, EVER, walk out into the display. There is a lot of wire in the front yard, with a lot of electricity running through it, not to mention the tripping hazard. 

Please keep your radios turned down to a reasonable level, especially those subs.

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