If you love Disney, the holidays, or both, the Disney Springs Christmas Tree Stroll is one of the most magical (and totally free!) things to do at Walt Disney World this season. Each tree is themed to a movie, character, or even a cruise ship, and every one is packed with details you’ll want to stop and admire.

This year’s stroll features 19 beautifully decorated trees, scattered all around Disney Springs. Below, you’ll find a simple guide to each tree — perfect for scrolling, pinning, or planning your visit.

How the Christmas Tree Stroll Works

Pick up a free map at any of these locations:

City Works Eatery and Pour House
Crystal Arts by Arribas Brothers
havaianas
House of Blues Restaurant and Bar
The LEGO Store
The Polite Pig

As you walk around, you’ll find all 19 themed trees along the West Side, Town Center, The Landing, and Marketplace. Once you find a tree, you’ll put the corresponding sticker on the map. When you’ve completed the stroll, return to one of the same locations distributing maps to pick up a free souvenir ornament as your prize!

Each tree has its own unique style, so take your time and enjoy exploring. It’s a relaxing, low-pressure holiday activity and an easy add-on to any Disney Springs visit.

The 19 Christmas Trees You’ll See This Year

1. Mickey & Minnie Tree

2. Moana Tree

*Island vibes, glowing details, and ocean-themed ornaments.*

3. Encanto Tree

4. Frozen Tree

Disney Springs Christmas Tree Stroll — *Snowflakes, icy blues, and nods to Anna and Elsa.*

5. Star Wars Tree

6. Toy Story Tree

*Bold colors and ornaments inspired by Woody, Buzz, and the whole gang.*

7. Princess & the Frog Tree

*Shimmers of New Orleans with touches inspired by Tiana.*

8. The Lion King Tree

*Warm tones and African-inspired patterns*

9. Coco Tree

10. Haunted Mansion Tree

*Spooky, fun, and full of references to the 999 happy haunts.*

11. The Nightmare Before Christmas Tree

Jack Skellington, festive frights, and holiday mischief.

12. The Toy Tree

13. The Grand Tree in Town Square

14. Sorcerer Mickey Tree

Starry blues, magical shapes, and classic Fantasia touches.

15. Lilo & Stitch Tree

16. Villains Tree

Dark, bold, dramatic details celebrating Disney’s most iconic baddies.

17. Sphere Tree

18. Passholder Tree

Designed especially for Disney Passholders

19. Disney Destiny Topiary

More Holiday Magic at Disney Springs

While you’re strolling between trees, make time for the extra holiday offerings this year:

Nightly snowfall in Town Center
Daily Santa meet-and-greets with a virtual queue during busy times
Plenty of holiday treats from Gideon’s Bakehouse, Amorette’s Patisserie, Joffrey’s, and more
Live entertainment, including musicians and holiday performers

There’s so much to take in, and the whole experience feels cheerful and easy — perfect for families who need a relaxing break from the parks.

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