Reindeer Sleigh

The Christmas Village Restaurant – Lighted Musical Snow Village Building is clearly the classiest establishment in my village. The lights are on, the music is playing, and I assume there’s a very long wait because it is the place to be this holiday season. The musical feature adds serious ambiance—like a tiny holiday jazz band is working overtime inside. Every time it lights up, I feel like the villagers are enjoying five‑star service, hot cocoa refills, and possibly arguing over who ordered dessert. The detailing is great, and once it’s plugged in, it instantly becomes the centerpiece of the village. It pairs perfectly with other village buildings, though it definitely steals the spotlight. My other houses feel like fast‑food joints in comparison. Setup was easy, the lights are bright but cozy, and it brings unexpected joy every time it turns on. If you love Christmas villages and want one building to loudly announce, “This town has culture,” this restaurant delivers. Highly recommended—just don’t be surprised if the tiny customers never leave.

It works just as it should. The white LEDs to light the sleigh from the roof are extra bright. I put some duct tape partially over them to tone them down. They would not be a problem in a deep village display, or one above eye level.

Looks great a little noisy without music on but works good

Although I haven’t had this long enough to use it through the holiday season, I did try it out to see if it functions correctly. It has a nice appearance and the music plays with no problem, but as the Santa and reindeer move up and down there is an annoying scraping sound. There’s a two or three inch section on the base that was cracked during shipping or packing. It doesn’t detract from the appearance because it’s at the base. Over all, it’s quite nice but not the quality of the Lemax products I’ve purchased.

Exactly what I ordered and even showed up a few days early. Thank you

This is the equivalent of the "we have that at home" meme. The carousel dosent carousel. The music dosent music. Its covered in glue and all of the wiring is exposed and glued around the outside of the display. It looks as if my drunk dad put it together while he was hiding g from the family. Thank god hes dead.

This snowy village is just what I was looking for and lights up beautifully (battery operated so doesn't need to sit near a plug), but unfortunately I didn't catch the part (before I ordered it late one night) that Santa and his sleigh and the reindeer move up and down. Thus, they make a sort of "grinding" noise, which is somewhat annoying, so we don't turn the village on anymore. :*( I wish I could somehow unhook the moving parts and keep them stationary WHILE also keeping the snowy village lit up. I wrote and asked that question online, but didn't get any help in return. I don't feel like returning it; not sure what I'll do.... ho hum

I normally buy Carole Towne or Holiday Living Christmas villages. I saw this and thought it was so cute. It was junk!! Did not work. Quality was awful