  A study of charge drift in a large scale optically transparent solid xenon is
reported. A pulsed high power xenon light source is used to liberate electrons
from a photocathode. The drift speeds of the electrons are measured using a
8.7\,cm long electrode in both the liquid and solid phase of xenon. In the
liquid phase (163\,K), the drift speed is 0.193 $\pm$ 0.003 cm/$\mu$s while the
drift speed in the solid phase (157\,K) is 0.397 $\pm$ 0.006 cm/$\mu$s at 900
V/cm over 8.0\,cm of uniform electric fields. Therefore, it is demonstrated
that a factor two faster electron drift speed in solid phase xenon compared to
that in liquid in a large scale solid xenon.
