- December 10, 2025
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The first golf cart to drive down the parade was decorated as “Thing 1” from the popular “Cat and the Hat” movie.
Austin Arthur was all smiles driving down the streets of Winter Garden with his family.
Multiple golf carts were themed after the popular trend, “six seven.”
Some people got creative with their themes, for example, an Elf Patrol golf cart was seen strolling down the street.
Elf on the shelf was a popular theme at the annual golf cart parade.
Reindeer Games champions were all smiles while driving down the crowd of people.
A variety of gingerbread houses went down the streets.
CandyLand Express was a sweet treat for the hundreds in attendance.
Some golf cart drivers blew snow during the parade.
Loads of Santa Claus’ were seen throughout the parade.
One golf cart was decorated as a Disney Cruise.
This golf cart was for the fans of Lilo & Stitch.
A giant Santa float was seen for afar.
One golf cart was decorated after the show “Stranger Things.”
The Grinch made a special appearance at the parade.
Another golf cart was themed after the “six seven” trend and the crowd did not hold back, quickly shouting “six seven” while doing the up-and-down motion with their hands.
A gingerbread house drove down the parade.
Santa Claus was seen in his golf cart with reindeers leading the way.
Many golf carts were intricately decorated for Winter Garden’s annual Christmas Golf Cart Parade Saturday, Dec. 6.
Driving down the city’s downtown area, golf cart drivers were cheered on and commemorated.
Participants dressed as the Grinch, gnomes, Santa Claus, elves and more with themed carts.
Golf carts were decorated as gingerbread houses, CandyLand Express, Disney’s Cruise, Stranger’s Things, the popular “six seven” trend and more, with floats like elves on the shelves, crocodiles, snowmen and everything Christmas-related on top.
Though the parade only lasted 20 minutes, hundreds of people gathered on the streets of Winter Garden to experience this annual event and the holiday spirit.
