While visiting LEGOLAND California today I was able to see the newly redecorated Christmas tree. They have added more lights and Christmas ornaments in classic red, yellow and blue. Although not all of the decorations are in place for the annual Holiday Block Party, they will be soon.
Not only that, but on December 1st at 5:30 pm, they are having their annual Tree Lighting Ceremony with a surprise celebrity guest and honoring the late great founder of Wendy’s Dave Thomas and his Foundation. It looks to be a bit better this year than past years, because they have added strings of lights to the entire tree. There are over 245,000 Duplo bricks in this,one of the world’s largest LEGO Christmas trees.
The Holiday Block Party officially rolls out December 20th through December 31st. The entire park gets dressed up, with special scenes in Miniland and special Holiday themed models through out the park including a life-size Santa. Check it out, and Happy Holidays!
Tags: California, Christmas, Christmas Tree, Dave Tomas Foundation, Duplo, Holiday Block Party, LEGO, LEGOLAND, Miniland, Santa, Tree Lighting Ceremony, Wendy's
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