20 Trees in One Night! Disney Unscripted Takes Viewers Behind-the-Scenes of Walt Disney World's Christmas Trees

For guests visiting the resort, it may seem like the Holidays at Disney World arrive overnight, and in a lot of ways, it does! In a recent post from Disney Parks, they highlight the incredible work that goes into installing Walt Disney World's impressive lineup of Christmas trees. 

What’s Happening:

• The holidays are one of the best times of the year to visit Walt Disney World!
• Filled with amazing limited-time entertainment offerings, food items, and decor, the festivities are filled with yuletide fun. 
• One of the most important decorations of the holiday season are the ornate Christmas trees found across the resort. 
• In the latest edition of Disney Unscripted, Disney Parks shares a look at the crazy one-night-only installation of 20 trees across Walt Disney World. 
• Throughout the approximately 13 minute episode, the trees ranging from 15-70 feet tall have to be ready for opening the next morning. 
• Requiring an incredible team of people, stringent logistic planning, and a whole lot of Christmas lights, the team is able to get the resort ready for the winter season. 
• Tree installation takes place all across the resort, including the massive World Showcase and Main Street, U.S.A. trees. 
• Check out the full episode below:

• While the holidays are a great time to enjoy some amazing decor, it’s also the best time of the year to enjoy a treat!
• Guests visiting Walt Disney World can find delicious treats across the theme parks, Disney Springs, and the resort hotels. 
• For those looking to head to the Most Magical Place on Earth for the holidays, Laughing Place recommends Mouse Fan Travel for all your Walt Disney World vacation needs. 

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