The Disneyland Resort parking tram route has gotten a lot more festive thanks to a gnome village, which was thought up by a cast member.
Gnome Village
Tram operator Bill told our reporter that he and his tram driver come in early before every shift and set up the gnome village for the holidays. He also told our reporter that he had done something similar around Halloween and put out golden pumpkins.
He mentioned to our reporter that it is something he loves to do. A different cast member told our reporter that we are likely to see the gnomes in their village through Christmas.
When we saw the village, we spotted the gnomes in different holiday outfits on both sides. There were also tinsel candy canes and tiny Christmas trees throughout, along with one little snowman figure.
On the right side of the village, there was also a Santa Claus gnome. His legs are much longer than the others, and he is sitting on the highest rock.
Mickey Pine Cone
In addition to putting out the gnome village, Bill also told our reporter that he places a Mickey pine cone out as well; the pine cones are sourced from his hometown of Lake Arrowhead. If kids spot it and let him know what color it is, they’ll receive a candy cane!
Are you going to go check out the festive display the next time you’re taking the tram at Disneyland? Let us know in the comments below or on social media!
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