Christmas Forever may cost a pretty penny and hundreds of man-hours for the Pratts to produce, but it's a small price to pay if it lands them their dream jobs someday. Every half-hour, a choreographed multimedia extravaganza of glittering bulbs, video projections, a raucous soundtrack, and show-stopping pyrotechnics takes place, lighting up the night and wowing crowds of onlookers. Each holiday season, their residence becomes a gigantic gingerbread house adorned with bedazzled wooden candy cutouts, a mock-up of the iconic clock face from Disneyland's It's a Small World, and thousands of lights. It's also one of the best yuletide displays in metro Phoenix, and it's only gotten bigger as the brothers keep upping its size and spectacle.

In the meantime, they've poured their imaginations into Christmas Forever over the past five years it's a stepping stone toward making their dreams a reality, they say. As lifelong fans of the Walt Disney Company, the pair hope to someday land jobs doing something creative for the House of Mouse.

Brothers Kyle and Sammy Pratt dream big, and their annual holiday display is as enormous as their aspirations.

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