Disney Springs Tree Stroll Adds Bluey, Monsters, Inc.

Published October 30, 2026

Disney Springs will host the Christmas Tree Stroll again for the 2026 holiday season, and the tree themes have been revealed, according to reports published Friday, October 30, 2026. Bluey and Monsters, Inc. are the new themes added for this year.

As of Friday, October 30, 2026, Disney has not posted its own announcement of the 2026 Stroll, so treat the theme list and any logistics as reported rather than official.

The reports describe the same basic format the Stroll has used before: a set of elaborately themed Christmas trees placed around Disney Springs, spread across the different neighborhoods rather than clustered in one spot.

A complimentary map is reported to be available so guests can find the trees as they walk, though the coverage available does not say where to pick one up.

What we know

What’s not confirmed

Disney has not confirmed start and end dates for the 2026 Stroll, the complete list of tree themes beyond the two named as new, where the maps are distributed, or whether any interactive or prize element is attached this year.

What it means for your trip

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a ticket for the Disney Springs Christmas Tree Stroll?

No. Disney Springs is free to enter, so the Stroll is open to anyone without a theme park ticket, and the map is reported to be complimentary.

Which new tree themes are in the 2026 Christmas Tree Stroll?

Bluey and Monsters, Inc. are reported as the new themes for 2026. The full theme list has not been confirmed by Disney.

When does the 2026 Disney Springs Christmas Tree Stroll start?

Start and end dates have not been announced. The coverage confirms the Stroll is happening for the 2026 holiday season but does not include a date range.


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