Disney4me Posted 7 hours ago Report Posted 7 hours ago Disney and the holidays just kinda go hand in hand because both are so magical, but when you combine the two? Well, it’s even MORE magical. Now, we love the part of the holidays where we get to eat all kinds of holiday snacks and enjoy the Disney Festival of Holidays in Disney California Adventure, but we also love the part where the parks and Downtown Disney get all dressed up for the occasion. The holidays are here! Well, we’ve got big news. More of Disneyland is now looking like Christmas. And we’re going to share some photos with you so you can be as excited as we are! When we arrived at Disneyland recently, the first signs of the holidays greeted us at the Mickey and Friends parking lot tram area. The signs literally told us that “the holidays begin here.” Oh, yeah! So we already had a feeling we were about to see more festive decor. YAY! So we weren’t too surprised when we saw the holiday decor at the Disneyland entrance, which looks like Elsa got hold of it. The entrance is topped with snowflakes, icy swirls, and pretty stars. The entrance But that’s not all. The gigantic Disneyland Christmas tree is finally up on Main Street, U.S.A. The tree stands at around 60 feet tall and is decorated with thousands of ornaments and tens of thousands of lights. The tree is up! Its ornaments are all very traditional and include Santas and candles. A closer look The tree has been joined by some matching holiday wreaths. Wreaths are up, too More wreaths and garland line buildings along Main Street, U.S.A. More wreaths and garland Garland and wreaths also cross the street. And, of course, at the end of the street is the snow-topped Sleeping Beauty Castle. Main Street, U.S.A. We finally made our way further into the park and visited Frontierland, where you’ll find even more holiday decor. Pioneer Mercantile is now sporting a wreath and garland. Pioneer Mercantile all decked out Then we park hopped over to California Adventure and discovered that the tree there is up, too. This tree is about 50 feet tall and is decorated with oversized vintage ornaments that you might have seen on trees during the golden age of Hollywood. Tree in California Adventure The rest of Buena Vista Street is also looking festive now. Everything is festive Garland has been wrapped around the lampposts and strewn across the front of buildings. Garland everywhere Of course, some of our favorite holiday decor is in Cars Land…and it’s up now! We love the tire wreaths and garland. SO Christmassy Everything has been given a special Cars-themed holiday touch. We love it! The motor oil tree is also up. Motor oil tree The entrance to Cars Land is a lot of fun, too. Entrance But there’s more! You don’t even have to visit the parks to see Christmas decor because it’s up in Downtown Disney, too. We love these displays The displays are so bright, colorful, and cheerful. Another pretty display The tree is also up in Downtown Disney. Downtown Disney tree So if you’re visiting Disneyland soon, you’ll be able to see all this beautiful decor for yourself. The Disneyland holiday season runs from November 13th through January 6th, so you have plenty of time to see it all. In the meantime, we’ll keep an eye out for more holiday happenings in Disneyland, so stay tuned to DFB for more. HUNDREDS Of New Treats Announced For The Holidays At Disneyland Don’t waste your money on splurges in Disney World without watching this video first: DON'T DO IT ALONE! Our favorite people over at Small World Vacations are ready to help you save time, headaches, and best of all, money, when you book your Disney trip or cruise. Their agents compare current offers to find the best deal for you -- they've literally saved their guests millions of dollars since 1996. Plus, their services are 100% FREE FOR YOU! (They're DFB's recommended travel agency, and you can see why here!) So book that trip now, then sit back and enjoy planning your Disney World Trip with a DFB-approved expert! Click here for a no obligation price quote today, and let them know DFB sent you GET MORE INFO Will you be visiting Disneyland for the holidays? Let us know in the comments! View the full article Quote
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