Skateboarding superstar Tony Hawk made the season even more merry and “bright” when he was joined by his two children on Monday to light the world’s largest LEGO Christmas tree at
LEGOLAND California. LEGOLAND added 50 skateboard themed ornaments to its 30 foot tall tree this year to honor their special guest, and also presented Hawk with a
$10,000 check for his non-profit organization, the Tony Hawk Foundation, which helps to build public skate parks in low-income communities across the country. The tree’s skateboards will be signed by Hawk at the end of the season, then auctioned off for charity. LEGOLAND guests received a real treat as Hawk and his sons, with Santa by their sides, hit the switch to ignite the massive LEGO tree—they were showered by a magical “snowfall” s grand fireworks display lit the sky overhead.
It all goes to show you never know what adventures and excitement you’ll encounter during
your
LEGOLAND vacation! This winter LEGOLAND imports you into a snowy dreamscape meets LEGO aficionado heaven with the arrival of snow during Holiday Snow Days. Now through January 2 guests can experience a white Christmas in Southern California with plenty of snow for making snowballs and snowmen (complete with every LEGO accessory imaginable—carrot noses, handlebar mustaches, you name it!). Festive entertainment, including the “Let it Snow” musical, a nightly tree lighting ceremony through December 24, and nightly fireworks from December 26-31 make this the biggest Christmas season yet at LEGOLAND! Double the fun with our 2nd day free tickets—that means twice the holiday fun and excitement plus a 10% savings over the gate price. Don't miss out on any of the yuletide fun—book your LEGOLAND vacation today!
LEGOLAND California is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from December 1-16.