This 45-Foot Tree Is Every Disney Fan's Christmas Wish Come True

There's nothing like festive decorations to get you into the Christmas spirit. Each year, we look forward to seeing how our favorite stores and attractions will decorate for the season — with Christmas trees at front and center. This year, St. Pancras railway station in London chose to surprise passersby with the most magical tree we've ever seen: It is made entirely out of Disney toys.

The 45-foot tree was officially unveiled last Friday by Alesha Dixon, signer and "Britain's Got Talent" judge. Those lucky enough to behold the tree have taken to social media to share snaps of what must be thousands of stuffed animals. You can spot many of your favorite Disney characters, from newer films like Frozen to classics like Micky Mouse.

When it comes to this nontraditional tree, we're thinking reactions can go one of two ways: It will either evoke childhood nostalgia — or parents will think it looks like their child's toy room exploded. No matter which side you fall on, we have to commend St. Pancras for its creativity. 

Take a closer look at the tree: 

St Pancras, you win the Christmas tree competition by far! It's made out of disney toys!! There's more zoomed in pics on my Twitter @emilycanham 🙈🎄

A post shared by Emily Canham (@emilycanham) on

#stpancras #eurostar #xmastree

A post shared by Rob Day (@r0bday) on

Can you feel the love tonight? 2000 #Disney soft toys are bringing Christmas cheer to #London's #StPancras station. Thanks to featured photographer @super_lee77 for sharing this magical shot! 🎄 #LondonMoments #visitlondon

A post shared by Visit London (@visitlondonofficial) on

St Pancras station and the terrifying Disney Christmas tree #London #stpancras #train #station #disney #christmas #vsco #vscocam

A post shared by Josh Showell (@josh_showell) on

[h/t Huffington Post

From: Country Living US


By Rebecca Shinners

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

10 Things in Your Bedroom That Are Ruining Your Sleep

Image
Getty Your bedroom is supposed to be a relaxing, tranquil oasis where you can recharge after a grueling day and wake up refreshed — but if you're like the 60% of people who report weekly sleep problems, it might not be. Look out for these tricky things that might be negatively impacting the quality of your shut-eye. 1. Your Technology That means smartphones, tablets, TVs, you name it. The artificial light that's emitted from these devices results in less melatonin production in the brain (the chemical that helps you fall asleep and regulates your sleep cycle), meaning you'll have a harder time dozing off. 2. Your Heavy (or Electric) Blankets Even though a warm and cozy setup might sound like something that would help you sleep better, higher body temperatures disrupt sleep — so you're better off sticking with a lightweight sheet or bedspread. 3. Your Wall Color If your bedroom walls are...
Read more

This Coffee Table Cleverly Hides Your Messes

Image
Gonçalo Campos You can finally stop scrambling to clean up your living room when mom stops by. This clever table, aptly called the Times 4 and designed by Gonçalo Campos, has a wooden table top that rotates to reveal and hide its different compartments — giving you genius and quick storage choices. It's a gem for the hyper-organized, too: Want to keep your remotes accessible but not on display? Tuck them away in one of the pastel-colored chambers. Want one? The Times 4 is available at Polit for $,620. Gonçalo Campos Gonçalo Campos [via Huffington Post More Furniture on House Beautiful: • IKEA's New Furniture Will Charge Your Smartphone Wirelessly •11 Incredible Canopy Beds That Will Make You Feel Like Royalty • Nostalgia Alert: These Lego Beds Will Bring Out The Inner Kid In Everyone By Jamie Wiebe
Read more

This Photographer Has Us Falling in Love With Front Doors All Over America

Image
The Front Door Project / Designed By Sarah Baugh They say it's what's on the inside that counts, but with this photographer, it's all about the exterior. The Front Door Project, a blog and Instagram undertaking run by Connecticut native Deb Cohen (which is where you'll notice most of the photog's snaps are taken), showcases gorgeous homes, front doors, and select history of residences and towns around the country. Cohen's mainstay is New England, but you'll also find selects from places like Charleston, Naples, Florida and more. Here, 10 inspiring homes that make fall and winter just as alluring as the warmer months: 1. I didn't think this house could look any brighter, but in the snow it really jumps out at you! #westhartford A post shared by Deb (@thefrontdoorproject) on Jan 26, 2015 at 10:03am PST 2. Had a fantastic walk in Old Wethersfield today! Can't believe this amazing historic district is only 20 minutes away and I have never spent a...
Read more