Candy Cane Lane is a drive by thing, with cars idling and inching along slowly as passengers snap pictures through fogged-up windows. Technically, you don’t need to park at all. Maybe take care of a ‘lil holiday shopping while you’re at it? Also nearby: Kidd Valley Burgers (can you say, milkshakes!) and if all else fails, there’s a drive-thru McDonald’s on 25th. The mecca of University Village offers aplenty, and it’s just five minutes away from Candy Cane Lane, so make an evening of it and head to the kid-friendly Veggie Grill or Delfino’s Chicago Style Pizza for a quick bite, followed by treats at Trophy Cupcakes & Party, Molly Moon’s Ice Cream or The Confectionary. In years past a real, live Santa has been known to make surprise appearances, passing out candy canes, of course!
Decorations usually share a theme (past events have centered on holiday classics such as the Nutcracker) and now there’s a multi-cultural approach with the charming “peace” ornamentation. Sleighs, reindeer, blow up candy canes, mechanical decorations ‘round the traffic circle and traffic back-ups. just north of University Village) is actually a curved row of 23 adorably decorated houses so sweet they look like you could have plucked them right off a gingerbread house display. Park Rd., just off the main drag of Ravenna Blvd. A Seattle institution since 1949, Candy Cane Lane (otherwise known as N.E.
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