Wichita nonprofit (an Arc chapter serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities) that runs a summer program for children with IDD ages 5-21. The summer program provides social, recreational, and educational support that helps students maintain skills and build friendships while giving working families summer coverage.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact AbilityPoint directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★FernandezYou have to appreciate the effort and time they have put into all these decorations of lights. It does cost $10 to enter for a car load.
★★★★★Anthony RamirezThe display has been changed and looks great. Yes, it is worth going through it and paying the donation price. For the following reasons: First, you get to stay in your vehicle. Second, you can bring as many people as you want in one vehicle. Third, you can drink hot chocolate, coffee or anything else. While getting to enjoy the display. You can also listen to the music at 89.5fm in your vehicle. You don't have to rush and go at your own pace. Remember that you are helping them to raise money to help those that need to gain access to being on their own. Plus the services that are needed to be independent. This is a very important reason to support them!
★★★katMy husband and I were in town visiting family at Christmas and I wanted to go see lights. We found this place online so I bought us a ticket. It took us about 20 minutes to get here. When we arrived, we didn’t even need tickets (But the website said you had to have a ticket.) So I’m not sure if it was free or not?? Regardless, for the price, I thought it wasn’t worth it. It’s a very small light display (to me) and you can drive through in less than 5 minutes. When we finished, I was shocked that that was all there was. I was expecting MUCH more. (Just FYI, If you ever go to Texas and are in Longview, there is a place called Carmelas Magical Santa Land, that is acres upon acres, and is FREE.)
★★★★★Lupita Del Rico-MontieI moved to Wichita 4 years ago. I have had the amazing experience to visit the Arc each Christmas. It’s easily accessible, and a beautiful drive through. It’s well presented and I and my family are grateful for the opportunity to support it. I have been able to encourage many family to go each year.
★★★★★Smassie75These will always be the Lights on St. Paul to me, regardless of the name they put on the sign. The display this year has been updated to include a lot more scenes with refreshes on some of the classic ones. A lot more LED lights replacing traditional bulbs which was very nice to see. I miss the timed music though. Now you tune to a station and just listen to holiday music instead of it all being a timed experience. Either way, it's a family tradition with us and we wont miss a year.