Complete Review of the Disney Springs Christmas Tree Trail with over 70 images

Next up we find this Island inspired tree that has no name or movie attributed to it. We, and many others, come to it and say, “This must the the Ariel tree?” Some even asked if it was a Lilo and Stitch tree.

The tree has Starfish, nets, sea shells and coral. How come it wasn’t converted to Finding Nemo?

It makes pretty pictures, but stands out as a “What was that for?” moment.

After dark all the trees look very BLUE. It’s due to the lighting they use in the area throughout the walk. The lights are pretty, but you have to walk right up to the tree to see the details. With that said, many little kids were pulling on the ornaments and lights. I wonder how long before there’s a little fence around each tree controlling the kids that parents aren’t watching or correcting.

Across from the nameless tree is a Beauty and the Beast tribute tree. We saw this and said, “Why is this tree so skinny?” It’s as tall as the others, but there’s almost no tree to view. It has some great decorations, but is just oddly thin.

This tree has many great ornaments including Mrs. Potts, Lumiere, clocks, roses and such. I liked the Mrs. Potts ornament.

Same issues with trying to get a nice photo of the trees after dark. You need a camera that takes quality low light photos, but you’ll still miss the details.

Oh, so there is a Little Mermaid tree? What exactly was the deal with that other tree again? It’s not as skinny as the Beauty and the Beast tree, but stil a bit on the sickly side. I’m guessing that in some meeting someone thought having a variety of size trees would be a cool effect. Wait until you see the TINY trees coming later.