The Disney Springs Christmas Tree Stroll is back with two new trees this year, one themed to Bluey and one to Monsters, Inc. They join a lineup of Disney-inspired trees spread across Disney Springs, including ones themed to The Princess and the Frog and Encanto, and there’s a newly designed map to help you find them all.
Disney walked through the season’s offerings in a family holiday guide to Disney Springs on Thursday. The stroll, presented by AdventHealth, works like a scavenger hunt. Pick up the map and wander from tree to tree, each one with its own Disney theme.
Santa And A Free Photo Studio
Santa is visiting Disney Springs this season. His location and availability change, so check the My Disney Experience app before you go looking for him.
The Disney PhotoPass Studio in the Marketplace has a cozy winter village backdrop with twinkling trees, snowy garland, glowing lanterns and Disney touches. No reservations are needed and there’s no charge to have photos taken. You can buy the photos afterward, and studio downloads are included with Memory Maker. Photographers can also add Magic Shots, the digital effects that drop a little extra into your picture.
Holiday Shopping Stops
Disney’s Days of Christmas is the place for personalized ornaments. World of Disney has holiday styles featuring Mickey Mouse and Winnie the Pooh, and the Marketplace Co-Op has seasonal finds including holiday plaid and vintage-inspired designs.
Holiday Treats To Grab
Amorette’s Patisserie has holiday sweets including the Mickey Glove Linzer Cookie and the Tree Petite Cake. The Ganachery has a Holiday Ganache Box and a Hot Sipping Ganache Kit, both easy gifts if you can keep yourself from opening them.
For grown-ups, Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar has holiday decor, bites and sips, including a Hot Chocolate Flight with three takes on the classic. We broke down every price on Jock Lindsey’s holiday menu earlier this week.
The Tree Lighting And Snow
The big Town Center Christmas tree is already lit after a surprise lighting ceremony, and snowflakes fall nearby as it sparkles. Between the decor and roaming holiday entertainment around Disney Springs, there’s plenty to see even if you’re only stopping by for dinner.
The Tree Stroll is free and open to anyone visiting Disney Springs, with no park ticket needed, which makes it one of the easiest ways to get into the holiday spirit at Walt Disney World this season.
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