Categories: Christmas, Holidays, Random Photos

Christmas Trolley

After several attempts, I finally got the chance to ride the Christmas Trolley! Jumping on any trolley if you’re on Main Street (downtown Memphis) is usually not a problem. The longest I’ve ever had to wait is maybe 10 minutes. But if you’re looking for a *specific* one that’s decked out with holiday decorations and lights, it may take some luck and inquiring from other trolley drivers.

This is what a day-to-day trolley looks like…

This Main Street one’s yellow, but there are other *pastel* colors like light purple, light blue, orange…and the Riverfront trolleys are longer
(photo from this post)

On the other hand, the Christmas Trolley is red and decorated with garlands, Christmas lights, bows, and a wreath.

The beautiful Christmas Trolley

To view photo in Flickr, go to http://www.flickr.com/photos/yummies4tummies/5283241565

I just love this time of year!

The interior

I should’ve asked if there’s a mistletoe on board :p

With the Xmas lights on

There’s another city that gussies up their trolleys for the holidays. Jeff and I chased it down spotted it in Arkansas last December.

Little Rock trolley decorated with wreaths and Xmas lights
(photo from this post)

Stay tuned for a Christmas decoration that’s taller than me, and I’m well over 5 feet. It’s definitely not a tree either.

Sherwood’s Trail of Holiday Lights

RANDOM PHOTO: US Grant Hotel (with red lights)

First Tennessee Bank

All aboard! The Christmas train has arrived!

Christmas lights along Main Street

RANDOM PHOTOS: US Grant Hotel

Peabody Hotel’s Gingerbread House

One of the best Christmases ever!

Bathhouse Row with Xmas lights (at night)

Camp Good Grief’s Gingerbread Village, Part 1

Tags: downtown, Memphis, Memphis Trolley, xmas lights