Every year, several new displays are added. Notable displays from past years include the "Snowflake Tunnel", a display that allows visitors to drive through a lighted tunnel portraying thousands of twinkling snowflakes, the massive "Polyhedron Star", which includes over 2,000 lights, and the "Poinsettia Wreath and Candle", which is the festival's tallest. Other displays include the "Candy Cane Wreath", "The Twelve Days of Christmas", or "Willard the Snowman", named for the television personality Willard Scott, who switched on the lights for "Light-Up Night" in 1986. Every year, local students in Ohio County Schools submit new display ideas. Most displays are fabricated at Wheeling Park High School, where welding technology students build the frames for the displays. The school's electronics technology program has designed, built, and programmed the controls for every animated display at the Festival. The high school's radio station WPHP 91.9 also broadcasts seasonal music along with information about the resort and overall light show every evening from 5 - 11 pm.