Tis the season to rock around the Lego Christmas tree. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas ... especially at Legoland. Legoland theme parks throughout the United States recently lit up ...

But what steals the spotlight here is the square's centerpiece, a staggering 72-foot-tall Christmas tree. This festive spruce is adorned with 36,000 lights and100 huge ornaments shaped like ...

“An easy formula is: for every foot in height, expect an inch in diameter of your tree trunk. So if you’ve got a 7 foot tall ...

There's also a 60-foot-tall Christmas tree on Disneyland park's main street, featuring 1,800 ornaments and 100 candles. The resort's other park, California Adventure, has its own evergreen ...

Today's faux firs can be several stories tall. These big, artificial trees start with a steel skeleton. Rollers bend steel tubing into arcs. They'll be joined to form the base of the framework.

A tradition that began in 1933, the lighting of this giant Christmas tree draws thousands of people to Rockefeller Plaza. This year's tree, an 80-foot-tall Norway spruce, hails from Vestal ...

According to the Rockefeller Center website, this year’s Christmas tree came from Massachusetts ... The 11-ton Norway Spruce that’s 74-feet tall and 43-feet wide, came from in the Southern ...