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Popular glowing accessories for Christmas and New Year's Eve   LED bubble balls and confession balloons in various styles

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — The festive atmosphere of December, Christmas, and New Year's Eve is strong, with many attractions decorated for the holidays and winter light festivals. Light-based scenes add extra fun for nighttime strolls and photos. In 2017, major attractions featured...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported

The festive atmosphere of December, Christmas, and New Year's Eve is strong, with many attractions decorated for the holidays and winter light festivals. Light-based scenes add extra fun for nighttime strolls and photos. In 2017, major attractions showcased the latest popular glowing accessory — the "LED bubble ball," a beloved item for outings and parties in 2017.
 

The LED bubble ball is an extremely popular glowing accessory for nighttime use. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Street Photography Team)

The LED bubble ball is a transparent PVC sphere made in a completely see-through style, paired with LED lights, resembling a glowing transparent balloon. Some versions feature printed messages and are considered perfect for confessions. There are also models with popular cartoon character balloons inside. Prices range around 250–300 NT dollars for those, while transparent versions cost about 150–200 NT dollars.

The LED bubble ball also comes in versions with decorative balloons inside. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Street Photography Team)

Numerous bubble balls can be spotted along Xinyi District’s Xiangdi Road. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Street Photography Team)

LED bubble balls can be found at vendors in spots like New Taipei Christmas Town and Xinyi District, where there are nighttime light displays and Christmas scenes. It’s worth noting that since they are filled with helium or hydrogen, they can explode when exposed to heat. Taiwan Railways Administration and Taiwan High Speed Rail have officially banned bubble balls from being brought into stations, and New Taipei Christmas Town also restricts their entry into event areas. If you plan to bring a bubble ball out for photos and fun, please pay attention to relevant regulations and safety precautions.
 

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