In room Christmas trees

[icehawkmom]

Does anyone have pictures of the Christmas trees you can order from Disney for your stateroom. The pictures on their site are just way too small for my eyes. I am trying to decide if I should order one for our room or just find a small tree and ornaments and bring them in my suitcase.

 

[CurtisB]

Interested as well and assume it is something you cannot take off the ship. Correct?

 

[icehawkmom]

Maybe there is someone like Shirley who delivers to cruise ships in Miami? Anybody know.

 

[skypixy]

For our cruise in 2010 I ordered the inflatable Christmas tree from Oriental Traders. It was 3 feet tall, with 3 sections to blow up. We blew up 2 sections & stuck it in the corner of our stateroom. It was an easy, less $$ solution. My friend brought her own small table top "nautical" tree.
The passengers that ordered the trees from DCL said they started to smell bad after a few days. Then again, we were on an 11 night, so hoe long could they last? We saw a few that were put outside staterooms to dispose of after a few days of looking pretty...just my 2 cents...

 

[BEARCATS07]

We bought a small wooded tree from Michaels and painted and decorated it ourselves. Very cheap option. It is just table top size.

 

[Justacruiser]

we purchased a 1ft tree at Hobby Lobby. We also bought a string of 50 lights, bulbs, and other Christmas stuff. Turned out really nice. Everythuing git in a carry-on. Took it all home for the next Christmas Cruise.

 

[maria-fan-22]

we purchased a 1ft tree at Hobby Lobby. We also bought a string of 50 lights, bulbs, and other Christmas stuff. Turned out really nice. Everythuing git in a carry-on. Took it all home for the next Christmas Cruise.

Just a note,

"Seasonal and celebratory lighting strings" are prohibited on board all Disney Cruise Ships.

 

[Madhattr]

Just a note,

"Seasonal and celebratory lighting strings" are prohibited on board all Disney Cruise Ships.

Even if the lights are battery operated?.. If so seems extreme.

 

[Juney]

Just a note,

"Seasonal and celebratory lighting strings" are prohibited on board all Disney Cruise Ships.

We have always strung lights around our port hole. It's never been an issue, but I wasn't aware of the restriction.

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[bmer1rick]

The restriction only applies to "plug in" lights. You can bring battery operated light strings and battery operated lighted Christmas trees. We have confirmed multiple times on our 3 Christmas cruises.

 

[maria-fan-22]

The restriction only applies to "plug in" lights. You can bring battery operated light strings and battery operated lighted Christmas trees. We have confirmed multiple times on our 3 Christmas cruises.

Good to know... I wasn't sure as to specifics just knew that it said "light strings" were prohibited... Battery lights = OK

 

[jehender]

I posted this same question quite a while ago. Someone responded and posted some really nice pictures. I'll have to see if I can find the old post.

 

[jehender]

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2876040&highlight=christmas+tree


I found it, but not sure how to post the link. Maybe someone can help.

 

[icehawkmom]

Thanks, that picture was exactly what I was looking for. I think I will go for the one with the princess decorations - don't think my 15 year old boy would be happy with that.