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It's Not Even Labor Day Yet But Gaylord Hotels is Already Planning for Christmas

August 6, 2009 at 2:47 PM | by | Comments (0)

It seems that Gaylord Hotels really know how to celebrate the winter holiday season, and although that time seems awfully far away right now, you know how Christmas suddenly appears without warning … so if you want to get a glimpse of the seasonal miracle that is Gaylord ICE! you should start planning a Christmas vacation at one of the four Gaylord places right now.

The Gaylord people really know how to impress and even gets Chinese ice sculpting experts in to set up the huge ice displays. NO, really. Gaylord is going all out with the ice.

This year they've got some new themes happening and some old favorite Christmas characters returning too. The Gaylord National Resort in Maryland, they're getting ICE! for the first time, and there'll be a hanging glass Christmas tree in the atrium and a nightly snow-fall in the atrium's Holiday Lane, so your white Christmas feeling is absolutely guaranteed.

In Florida at the Gaylord Palms the life-sized ice nativity scene will return and you can have a holiday brunch with Mrs Claus on the weekends.

At the Gaylord Texan things are getting interesting with an ICE! display depicting the tale of how the Grinch stole Christmas; there'll even be live reindeer in the atrium.

Last but not least, the Gaylord Opryland in Nashville will tell the story of Charlie Brown's Christmas in ice, and apparently you can even have lunch with Charlie Brown himself.

Obviously if you're looking for something a bit different this Christmas holiday season – with a big emphasis on Christmas – you might find it at a Gaylord hotel.

[Photo: Traveling Fools of America]

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