The Most Amazing Christmas Decoration Videos on the Internet

You may call it dorky, but I call it the greatest use of Christmas lights in the history of mankind.

This may seem like a typical stroll through a lighting show, but it's far from ordinary. This entire lighting show actually takes place in a cave through a section of 17 miles of underground passages. With over 2,000,000 lights, it's the only fully underground drive-through Christmas light show. You can check it out for yourself here.

If you don't mind constant visits from the police and concerned neighbors, this is a great way to decorate your home while only plugging in a single strand of lights....

...then again, one strand of lights can change everything.

If Christmas lights aren't your thing, then this one may put you over the edge, as it's an entire light show set to the music of Skrillex. Happy birthday, baby Jesus, I hope you like dubstep!

This giant 33-foot-tall tree made of nothing but LEGO blocks stood in a London train station in 2001. It featured over 600,000 LEGO bricks and took ten weeks to build.

Not only does this display include seizure-inducing lights, there's also a full dance routine set to Village People Christmas songs. Who needs presents when things like this exist?

If you have the power of dark magic and can turn inanimate objects to life, you could recreate this tree that looks like the only holiday character that wants to consume my soul. Still pretty cool, though.

This Pac-Man Christmas tree was on display in downtown Madrid. Not only did it look amazing, but it was fully interactive. This has way better graphics than my Gameboy had.

New Zealand's overall power usage has to go up every December when this guy starts decorating. This isn't just a decorated home, it's an entire spectacle.