Christmas Tree Arrives at Magic Kingdom for 2024 Holidays

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Magic Kingdom as the park’s Christmas tree has gone up in Town Square.

Magic Kingdom Christmas Tree

A tall Christmas tree with decorations stands in the center of a plaza, surrounded by lamp posts and people in a theme park. Buildings with ornate facades are in the background.

The Christmas tree is directly behind the flag pole in the center of Town Square. A PhotoPass photographer is stationed at the tree.

People walking near a large Christmas tree in a town square, surrounded by decorated buildings and a flagpole under a clear blue sky.

The tree is the same every year. It’s wrapped in popcorn garlands. There are fake candles sitting in nests with red bows.

A large Christmas tree decorated with ornaments, ribbons, and garlands stands against a blue sky, with a tower visible in the background.

Among colorful baubles are ornaments resembling gingerbread cookies. There are also white snowflakes and horses.

A tall Christmas tree adorned with various ornaments like gingerbread figures, stockings, candy canes, and garlands, set against a clear blue sky.

Golden bells hang below some of the candles. Some of the ornaments feature golden designs.

Tall Christmas tree decorated with ornaments, red ribbons, and baubles against a clear blue sky.

A golden star is atop the tree.

Other Christmas Decorations

The entrance gate to Magic Kingdom gleams with lit signs, reminiscent of the festive lights on a Christmas Tree. The road is empty beneath a clear sky, inviting anticipation for the 2024 Holidays.

Before even arriving at Magic Kingdom, we noticed Christmas decorations at the parking plaza.

A toll booth with a stop sign and green lights above. A festive wreath adorns the booth, evoking a sense of the 2024 holidays. In the background, trees line the road like guardians to a magical kingdom on its way to becoming a Christmas wonderland.

There are light-up wreaths in front of each toll booth.

An empty outdoor ticket booth with green railings and overhead fluorescent lights stands ready for the 2024 holidays. Multiple digital screens display information above the counters, reminiscent of the Magic Kingdom's vibrant atmosphere.

Similar wreaths and matching garlands also adorn the ticket booths at the Transportation and Ticket Center.

The entrance area dazzles with holiday garland decorations, complemented by a towering Christmas tree. Two digital screens greet visitors: one displays ticket prices, while the other showcases a video celebrating the Magic Kingdom's 2024 Holidays.

These feature white poinsettias, silver bows, and golden Mickey icons.

The entrance to Disney World's Magic Kingdom is a holiday wonderland for the 2024 holidays, adorned with topiary figures and festive garlands. Underneath the grand Christmas tree, people gather excitedly, ready to step into a world of magic.

We previously shared a look at the Christmas topiaries, flower bed, and garlands in front of the Main Street train station. Now the fall bunting, the last remnants of Halloween, has been removed from the train station.

A lively crowd meanders down a festively adorned street toward a grand fairytale castle, the heart of the Magic Kingdom, under a clear blue sky. The scene feels like stepping into 2024 holidays, with twinkling decorations and the scent of an enchanting Christmas Tree in the air.

On Main Street, decorative arms with hanging wreaths have been installed along the façades.

A large holiday wreath with red bows, poinsettias, and fruit surrounds a candle decoration, hanging from a building in the Magic Kingdom against a clear blue sky.
A decorative wreath with a candle and red bow hangs from an ornate metal bracket against a clear blue sky, reminiscent of the festive charm found in the Magic Kingdom.

These oversized wreaths have large white candles inside them. Bells are at the ends of the arms.

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