This is the 97th year for the long-standing tradition.
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The music is playing and more than 100 homes are all lit up to welcome folks down the lane.
Hundreds of families kicked off the holiday by stopping by for the the first walk of the season on Tuesday night as more than two miles of Van Ness Boulevard were turned into a bright spectacle for families to enjoy.
The famed street has 140 homes that will be lit up through Christmas Day, and 300 trees that are also decorated.
Homeowners say they started decorating as far back as early November, and are excited to see the families stop by.
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"It brings lots of people together, it's so diverse. This is an event that brings people together in a joyful way," said one homeowner, Mary Benatti. She said it's because of the tradition that she decided to call the lane her home: "We purposely looked for a house here "
One visitor, Crystal Camden, said, "I've been coming to Christmas Tree Lane for 34 years. I came with my parents as a kid."
More than 80 Fresno County Sheriff's deputies were patrolling, keeping visitors safe.
The event is free and another walk-night is coming up on on Wednesday, December 11.