Ive been coming to the Christmas Palace for years here in Hialeah and their customer Service is…read morealways amazing. I recommend this store to all as not only will they treat you with the best attitude but the prices are reasonable.

Items are on sale and they are overpriced. You could easily spend over 1K on 3 items. Not many…read moreparking spaces. The traffic getting there is a nightmare with congestion and construction issues../

Not a business, but definitely worth a visit during the holiday season. The family puts in so much…read moretime and effort into their set-up, and all to benefit the local high school. I loved that there were students volunteering! Everyone is friendly and their enthusiasm and effort is evident. Highly recommend you add this to your holiday lights tour!

Lights are up and ready for visitors! 102 Dalmatians, Ginger Bread Land, Hess Trucks, and more!…read moreSanta starts Sun Dec 21 and we'll be there thru Tuesday!

Ordered a bouquet with 20 stems in advance over the phone and was able to pick it up no issues! I…read morewas able to pay through an email invoice which made it super easy. I will say because it was around Valentine's Day I think they had a little more limited flower selection but they did an amazing job and got the flowers I did ask included in the bouquet. She loved it and it looks beautiful! Thanks

10 star florist I…read morecalled Monday morning with a same day request and Vanessa was exceptionally helpful. She walked me through options and offered guidance to maximize my spend. She made sure I got a receipt immediately and best of all, sent a photo of the finished product (I went with the designer's choice) which provided peace of mind that my delivery was made. Excellent value. Thank you for helping to brighten my loved one's day!

Requested a quote Monday night. The lights are up and look amazing on Friday. Thank you for the…read morequick service. They were very professional.

I normally never write reviews, but Royal Palms truly deserves one. Their professionalism and…read morecommunication have been outstanding from start to finish. When they say they're coming, they show up exactly when they say they will. It has been worth every penny to have the stress completely taken away, especially when it comes to hanging hundreds of christmas lights. They started the job and had everything completed within just a few hours. Even after the installation, when there were a couple of issues with lights turning off, they were on top of it and resolved everything quickly without a single complaint. I highly recommend them. Ask for Christine or Chas. You will not regret your decision, and be prepared for tons of compliments from your neighbors. Call them now!

Service: 5 Aesthetic: 4…read moreCleanliness: 1 Efficiency : 5 As a Broward county local this year was the first time my family and I visited Christmas lights in the Acres. You have to reserve date and time on their app : Christmasin the acres, $10 per vehicle which includes a parking spot and free hot chocolate. Service: every volunteer/personnel we encountered were kind and hospitable. From parking to the serving of hot chocolate they were nice and attentive. Aesthetic: the light show was IMPRESSIVE. This is what has made its rounds on social media. There is another section called the North Pole that is made up of Christmas inflatables/decor. That section was pretty cool and drew my toddler in. There was also timed snow and bubble "shows". However, the placement/locations of these machines need to be thought through. People would crowd around and in front of the machines and would congest the main area to walk through to get to and from the entrances of the food,hot chocolate and inflatable section. Having personnel do crowd management would be really helpful and lessen the congestion. Cleanliness: the porter potties were disgusting. The church does not have indoor use of the their bathrooms so they have porter potties which is fine but it was disgustingly. And while porter potties tend to have a rep of being filthy I had just never seen them be this bad. There was no toilet paper urine everywhere and no personnel to clean up or at least do crowd control in this section. Efficiency: reservation through their app is GENIUS! it limits the amount of people and insures your "spot" . Overall, it was a nice family outing and the community enjoys it.

Christmas Lights in the Acres is hosted yearly by the Plantation Baptist Church. It starts late…read moreNovember to late December from 6 pm to 10 pm. It is by reservation only and to make reservations, you have to download the app and book it on there. When we went, it was $10 per car load and parking was plentiful and organized. It is a walk through experience not a drive through experience. They did a great job with the lights and decor. There was a foam machine to replicate fake snow. There was a section with Christmas inflatibles. There was a hot chocolate stand. They had the music and the lights go in sync with each other. My toddler was amazed and in awe, so were we. If my family and I didn't move away, we would visit this place yearly and make it a tradition!

This is a residential Christmas light display in Coral Springs. There are two Facebok pages for…read morethis display. One identifies it as the Van Horn Family Christmas and the other as the Hizzy Christmas Light Display. You can google either name and find it. The display is synchronized lights to music. There is also a small Rudolph the Reindeer display. They say you can listen to the music through your radio at 93.7 but I didn't try it. The display is running until January 1, 6-10 pm week nights and 11 pm on Saturday night. If you are in the immediate area you will definitely want to stop by.

Came back home for a visit and we went out to find house and came across this gem. I loved how…read moresimple it was and spoke at length with the owner and can't wait to see the additions he will add every yr and we will be back because we now have a grandchild here.

We have had both very positive and very negative experiences with Plant Professionals, so I hope to…read moreprovide a balanced, honest review. Unfortunately, it ended on a sour note. We spent over $30,000 with this company in less than 6 months and they dropped our residential service saying they were doubling down on commercial clients, with less than one week's notice before their next lawn maintenance appointment. This left us to scramble to set up new service with Pink and Green who stepped up in pinch. FYI - Our lawn care service included biweekly mowing and landscape maintenance, plus fertilizing and it was $325 per month. Pink and Green is charging $50-$100 less per month for similar services and they did not see what we were paying Plant Professionals. Their monthly varies because they mow more frequently in the summer months (every 10 days versus every 14 in the winter). Brittany was awesome from a landscape design perspective. She also owned issues with a positive attitude, was easy to reach, responsive, and often worked weekends during the design phase to keep things moving. Lawn care was excellent. Rodney and his team are punctual, hard-working and know what they are doing. They were not on top of pruning or tree trimming and plants were overgrown, but they were great. The office folks were great, too. Payment was easy and they were responsive when we needed them. Tommy was hired at the beginning of our project to help Plant Professionals expand into the irrigation business. He said day 1 that they took pride in not outsourcing. Well, Tommy was very dishonest about everything. He told his company he was showing up and he wasn't doing so. I have Ring cameras and worked from home. He didn't show when he said he did and he didn't stay as long as he told his employer. One day he said he was here 4 hours. He was here for an hour. He told them the new sprinkler system was complete and it wasn't functional. There were PVC pipes and pieces in the yard, and the sprinklers were not turning on. The rust pump was faulty two or three times. In the end, they had to call a subcontractor called Kameleon to fix the work. Needless to say, we still don't have a rain sensor and our sprinkler heads are not tuned. They spray water all over the walkways and the sides of the house. We had to hire someone to add a rain sensor and tune the system. In short, we experienced highs and lows with this company. I don't like the way they decided to cut ties with us. Although we are a residential customer, we spent a large amount of money, paid better than agreed, and were communicative and responsive despite being busy and traveling for work. Mixed feelings and I wish them the best.

I hired Plant Professionals last October to landscape my front yard with expectations that in a few…read moremonths they would come back and landscape my back yard. 50% of the plants they used/suggested for my front died. Several of the plants were not appropriate for full sun all day long which is what I have in the front. I called several times for them to come to replace. All I was told was they are in shock from transplanting from the original growth area and to keep watering. They never came to look. Well their suggestions didn't work. They finally did come back and replaced the dead orchids with a small ground cover. Then I called for them to come and give me a price on the back yard. I waited 3 months, kept calling but they never showed up. I feel that the job was not large enough for them to be bothered. I found a local landscaper who did an excellent job in the back and side yard and of course I ended up spending double what originally thought I would but I am totally thrilled with what this second landscaper did. He knew exactly what the problems were with the front aned told me that the plants used by Plant Professionals were not appropriate for all day sun. I would never recommend Plant Professionals to anyone.

Checking out the Christmas lights every holiday season always brings me joy. A family home display…read morethat should not be missed is the Soflo Christmas house in Hollywood near the Seminole guitar hotel. The family who own the home moved there in 2001. Each year they added a bit more to their holiday decorations. In 2006 they purchased their first control box to synchronize the lights to music. The display grew and they have been featured in the Miami Herald, South Florida Sun Sentinel, and on television. The Soflo Christmas house is on a corner so it is decorated to the nines on two sides with 50 inflatables, decorations, Christmas trees, and 250,000 lights synchronized to music every 30 minutes on the half hour and hour. During part of the show the inflatables are deflated to better see the lights. Although the show is free, the family that runs it accepts donations for St. Vincent de Paul food for the poor. An honorable mention goes to the house directly across the street that has the spirit too with a ton of lights and a yard full of inflatables. The show begins on the Saturday after Thanksgiving and ends on the Epiphany or All Kings Day on January 6th. You can learn more about the light show at SofloChristmas.com or follow them on Facebook.