Overview
- The displays are scheduled to switch on at the end of November and remain lit through Día de Reyes.
- The plan covers more than 240 locations across all 21 districts with 13 million LED bulbs.
- Decorations will feature 126 illuminated cherry trees, 13 large luminous firs, and 7,134 garlands totaling 157 kilometers.
- Officials say the installation will use fully LED, high‑efficiency technology to reduce energy consumption and light pollution.
- The awarded contractor will cover electricity costs, schoolchildren’s winning drawings return for a second year, and new artistic pieces come through an agreement with ACME.