Imagine you are five again, and looking up at a glowing six-story Christmas tree. This mesmerizing spectacle will be remembered for a lifetime.
View the following videos to bring out the child in holiday travellers and enthusiasts. “Tree of Light” during Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center’s first-ever “Christmas on the Potomac,”November 24-Dec. 30, The resort is five minutes from Washington D.C.’s National Harbor.
The centerpiece of the celebration is the Tree of Light. It stands 60 feet tall and weighs in at 7,000 lbs. The glass tree is made up of 112 pieces of transparent holly leaves, berries and other hand-formed pieces. It will shine brightly from the inside, creating a festive atmosphere throughout the atrium. This is a must-see if you want to capture the holiday spirit mid-Atlantic.
This winter wonderland has been created with great care. The 37-day celebration includes the Tree of Light and other festive events.
– The Brightest Star Fountain Show. The classic Christmas story is told in a warm and touching narration.
– Light-cicles. These sparkling icicles are 50-150 feet long and accented with 100-foot-long gold ribbons. They hang above the resort’s atrium, which is 20 stories high.
Brunch with Mrs. Claus Santa’s “better half”Pienza restaurant’s star dish is its pizza. This will be the highlight of any youngster’s holiday season.
Potomac Express Train Village. Take a look at a Christmas scene from the past to marvel at the tiny details of a midatlantic town.
– Christmas Market. Do you need to do some holiday shopping? Don’t miss The Christmas Market for a collection of unique holiday décor, gift items and memorabilia.
A family weekend package starting at $200 per night includes more fun and even more. To view additional activities and to find more information, visit ChristmasOnThePotomac.com or call 301-965-2800.
