East Tennessee Children's Hospital Fantasy of Trees, sponsored by Axle Logistics - Knoxville, Tennessee

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Address: 701 Henley St, Knoxville, TN 37902.
Phone: 55418385.
Website: fantasyoftrees.org
Specialties: Children's hospital, Non-profit organization.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, Wheelchair accessible restroom, Wheelchair accessible seating, Gender-neutral restroom, LGBTQ+ friendly, Transgender safespace, On-site parking, Paid parking garage, Paid parking lot, Paid street parking.
Opinions: This company has 95 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.6/5.

📌 Location of East Tennessee Children's Hospital Fantasy of Trees, sponsored by Axle Logistics

East Tennessee Children's Hospital Fantasy of Trees, sponsored by Axle Logistics 701 Henley St, Knoxville, TN 37902

☎️55418385

⏰ Open Hours of East Tennessee Children's Hospital Fantasy of Trees, sponsored by Axle Logistics

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 9 AM–9 PM
Thursday: 3–8 PM
Friday: 9 AM–9 PM
Saturday: 9 AM–9 PM
Sunday: 12–6 PM

East Tennessee Children's Hospital Fantasy of Trees

The East Tennessee Children's Hospital Fantasy of Trees, sponsored by Axle Logistics, is a beloved annual event that brings holiday cheer and raises funds for the children's hospital. Located at 701 Henley St, Knoxville, TN 37902, the event features beautifully decorated Christmas trees for sale, along with various activities and attractions for families to enjoy.

Specialties: Children's hospital, Non-profit organization

Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, Wheelchair accessible restroom, Wheelchair accessible seating, Gender-neutral restroom, LGBTQ+ friendly, Transgender safe space, On-site parking, Paid parking garage, Paid parking lot, Paid street parking

Opinions: This company has 95 reviews on Google My Business with an average opinion of 4.6/5. Attendees love the festive atmosphere, the variety of trees, and the family-friendly activities. One reviewer noted, "This event kicks off our family Christmas. We love the trees and activities for the kids. Parking is a hit or miss sometimes. Recommend going."

The East Tennessee Children's Hospital Fantasy of Trees is more than just a holiday tradition; it's a vital fundraiser that supports the mission of the children's hospital. The event draws thousands of visitors each year, all coming together to support the health and well-being of local children. With its commitment to accessibility and inclusiveness, the Fantasy of Trees continues to be a shining example of the community's dedication to its youngest residents.

For more information about the East Tennessee Children's Hospital Fantasy of Trees, visit fantasyoftrees.org. You can also reach the event organizers by phone at 55418385.

Overview

The East Tennessee Children's Hospital Fantasy of Trees is a cherished annual event that brings joy to families while raising funds for the children's hospital. With a rich history of supporting the local community, the event continues to grow and evolve, always with the well-being of the children in mind. From the beautifully decorated trees to the wide array of activities, the Fantasy of Trees is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to kick off the holiday season with a heartwarming and memorable experience.

👍 Reviews of East Tennessee Children's Hospital Fantasy of Trees, sponsored by Axle Logistics

East Tennessee Children's Hospital Fantasy of Trees, sponsored by Axle Logistics - Knoxville, Tennessee

Shawn W.

4/5

This event kicks off our family Christmas. We love the trees and activities for the kids. Parking is a hit or miss sometimes. Recommend going

Krystal M.

1/5

You would think that a benefit for a Children's Hospital would be more accommodating to children, and welcoming to children with special needs. This event was so overrun with people.. you couldn't even take time and enjoy anything. People were cutting in line and pushing by each other. My husband ended up walking our Autistic daughter around while I waited in line with my son and used up the remainder of our tickets so his experience wasn't ruined. I ended up taking a couple of crafts home for my daughter to do so she could feel included. What a disappointment.

kristin H.

5/5

Fantasy of Trees is an amazing experience. It's the start of the Christmas celebration, our first trip every year!

Jacob E.

3/5

It was once again and amazing experience, except for one small issue. I have a 5 year old autistic child who wanted to ride the carousel. I was going on the ride to ensure her safety on the horse. I was told in order to get on the ride myself I would also have to pay, even though it was only to make sure she was safe.
This is supposed to be a fundraiser for a children's hospital and the people at the ticket table have no values of children with special needs. That doesn't sound like they actually and truly have childrens' best interests at heart.

Chris M.

5/5

Hundreds of beautifully decorated Christmas Trees. It's a charity event for Children's Hospital and you can purchase the trees. There is also a children's area with crafts and a carousel. Wonderful start to the Christmas season.

Marsha L.

5/5

We love attending Fantasy of Trees! It has become a family tradition for us. It really puts you in the Christmas spirit to see all the beautiful trees and decorations. My daughter loves all of the kids activities available and it's all to benefit Children's Hospital. Thank you for putting on such a fantastic event year after year!

Scott F.

4/5

My wife and I visited Thanksgiving weekend. We spent a couple of hours browsing the various decorations, trees, and shops throughout the venue. We managed to find several custom ornaments for ourselves and friends as gifts. For anyone who likes Christmas or creative decorating I would encourage them to go visit.

I rated four stars because this is only available Thanksgiving week and weekend. I think it would be nice to have it available on back to back weekends, at least, to allow more opportunity for people to go.

I would suggest going early, before 11:00 a.m. in order to avoid crowds.

Masks were mandatory at the entrance. Once inside the venue, few people and almost no vendors continued to wear them.

Don E.

4/5

My grandkids come each year and love to go there, mostly for the crafts. The trees, gingerbread competition, and vendors are very nice. The talent competition is enjoyed by many, especially families of participants. Significant need for more chairs all over. It is close to capacity and in danger of becoming a victim of its own success. It would also benefit from changing activities and layout periodically. It's a great memory maker for the Knoxville area and beyond! Thanks to the many volunteers who help make it happen each year!