Disney Springs Christmas Tree Trail

[Cloe Colton]

For those of you who have experienced this before, would you say it was better during the day or at night?

TIA!

 

[1lilspark]

I’ve done it at night in 16 and 17 I’d think it would be much more aesthetically pleasing that way

 

[rteetz]

Both are fine. You can see a bit more detail during the day but it’s more charming at night.

 

[BillyRay_Omaha]

Night, all the light on the trees obviously look better, day is fine but night is better.

 

[Cloe Colton]

My plan was to do night but wanted to make sure that made sense!

I have time to see it during the day too but I want to devote more time to the better time. Thanks!!

 

[MaggieDerm]

Does anyone happen to know the hours for the Christmas Tree trail?

 

[bobbiwoz]

Does anyone happen to know the hours for the Christmas Tree trail?

Would like to know this too.
Is it in the same location as the very first year?

Also, will there be a drone display this year?

 

[1lilspark]

Would like to know this too.
Is it in the same location as the very first year?

Also, will there be a drone display this year?

Same location idk about drones but fwiw didn’t do them last year

 

[lvdis]

From November 8, 2018 through January 6, 2019, discover 27 holiday trees—each inspired by a Disney character or theme.
Viewing Schedule:
This experience will be in full effect Sunday through Saturday from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Times are subject to change without notice.

Found here; https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/entertainment/disney-springs/christmas-tree-trail/

 

[Ksquared]

We went at dusk....something about that time of the day that is perfect for walking the trail

 

[dachsie]

How long do you think it takes to do this? I am trying to fit it in my plans but not having success, so thought I would do it at nite after dinner but may. to get there til after 9pm. Thx

 

[fla4fun]

How long do you think it takes to do this? I am trying to fit it in my plans but not having success, so thought I would do it at nite after dinner but may. to get there til after 9pm. Thx

It can take as much, or as little, time as you wish. If you just take a quick look at each tree and keep walking, I would say 10-15 minutes at most. But if you stop to really look at each tree and maybe take photos, it could take an hour or more. It's really up to you. There's no one trying to get you to hurry through it - you go at your own pace. I spent more time during the day because I took more photos of the different ornaments than I did at night when I just took photos of the overall ambiance.

 

[dachsie]

It can take as much, or as little, time as you wish. If you just take a quick look at each tree and keep walking, I would say 10-15 minutes at most. But if you stop to really look at each tree and maybe take photos, it could take an hour or more. It's really up to you. There's no one trying to get you to hurry through it - you go at your own pace. I spent more time during the day because I took more photos of the different ornaments than I did at night when I just took photos of the overall ambiance.

Thank you. That gives me what I needed to know. Looking forward to it.

 

[Tinkerboy00]

Went the other day and its beautiful. I went during the day but would like to go back at night to see the lights and snow more. In the daytime thought you can see more detail in the decorations.

 

[soccermom54]

We have only been at night and it was beautiful!