Orlando is home to an over-the-top Christmas display courtesy Tony Hansen, a lighting designer. According to the Orlando Sentinel:
Using $10,000 worth of professional lighting and sound equipment that he borrowed from his job as a lighting designer, Hansen’s 25,000-light display is synchronized to five songs, which he broadcasts over an FM-radio frequency so passers-by can pick it up in their cars.
This clip plays several of the songs (it will appear to repeat but it’s actually another melody).
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In addition to the fm broadcast I’d suggest they provide passersby and neighbors with free headache medicine. Doesn’t this fall under the public nuisance ordinances?