The Christmas Tree Lane park outside of Los Angeles is the most historical evergreen display. The 132 historically protected cedars showcase a top-to-bottom lighting-based decor scheme each year that is put up from October to December, then taken down February to April. The Cedrus deodara is a native to the Himalayas commonly known as the 'deodar,' where it first became recognized.
The holiday spectacle became established in 1920, then eventually attracted visitors with the extraordinary lighting of the trees. The Christmas Tree Lane park was recently listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1990 and is know recognized as a California State Landmark. This historical location makes quite the view and visit during the holiday season.
Historical Festive Evergreen Parks
Christmas Tree Lane is the Oldest Display in The World
Trend Themes
1. Historical Park Displays - Opportunity to create historical displays in local parks and attractions for festive periods such as Christmas, attracting visitors and tourism.
2. Lighting-based Decor - Opportunity to explore lighting-based decor for parks and other public spaces for festive displays.
3. Historical Landmark Tourism - Opportunity to promote historical landmarks for tourism and create experiences for visitors during the festive period.
Industry Implications
1. Park and Attraction Management - Opportunity for park and attraction management companies to collaborate with local historical societies to replicate historical displays in line with festive periods.
2. Lighting and Decor Industry - Opportunity for lighting and decor companies to collaborate with park and attraction management companies to provide custom lighting-based decor for parks and public spaces.
3. Tourism Industry - Opportunity for the tourism industry to promote historical landmarks and collaborate with local park and attraction management companies to create memorable festive experiences.