Remember the moment when Clark Griswold switches on his holiday lights in “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation?” Well, we feel that excitement over festive light displays in San Diego. To the neighborhoods that go all out, we say, we see you (seriously, it’s so bright). Here’s four places where you can check out some truly dazzling displays. 🎄

Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Starlight Circle? | Photo via Monica Garske + SDtoday

🌟 Starlight Circle

Where: Santee, on East + West Glendon circles, off Magnolia Avenue
What to know: This massive display in San Diego’s East County spans dozens of homes and many of the decorations follow themes like “Sesame Street,” “Avengers,” “Star Wars” + Disney movies. You can walk through the neighborhood with a stroller or wagon and even buy homemade kettle corn, cookies or hot cocoa from residents. You can also slowly drive through and enjoy the lights from your car. Pro Tip: the Starlight Circle Facebook page shares updates throughout the season.

🌟 Christmas Card Lane

Where: Rancho Peñasquitos, on Ellingham, Oviedo + Renato streets, off Black Mountain Road
What to know: This RPQ neighborhood is famous for its detailed displays, which can also be enjoyed on foot or by car. Pro Tip: get seasonal updates via Instagram.

The holidays are lit on Christmas Card Lane. | Photo via @harsheis33

🌟 Christmas Circle

Where: Chula Vista, on Whitney and Manakato streets, between First and Second avenues, south of H Street
What to know: This neighborhood in San Diego’s South Bay has been decking its streets for more than 6 decades.

🌟 Christmas on Knob Hill

Where: San Marcos, 1639 Knob Hill Rd.
What to know: 85,000 lights (take notes, Clark) light up this display, which has been part of this North County neighborhood since 1988.