- December 15, 2024
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Golf carts decked out in Christmas decorations made their way into Dr. Bradford Memorial Park before the start of the parade.
Janet Chesmore, and her father, Jack Pochvatilla — dressed as the Grinch — won the Wild Card award at the parade.
Sisters Bradyn and Elana Paradise take a peek at the Elf on a Shelf that was taped to the windshield of their golf cart.
Levi Paradise enjoys some playtime before the start of the parade.
A friendly snowman decoration sits on top of a golf cart.
The Russo family — Gary, Michael, Abigail and Nicole — enjoy some family time as they wait for the start of the parade.
Gonzo the cat, dressed in his best Santa attire, takes it easy.
Ron Mueller readjusts Gonzo's hat and beard as they wait for the start of the parade.
Brothers Logan and Carter Donovan speak with Santa about their wish lists.
Tensley Wilhite and Teagan Johnston dance around as a machine blows out fake snow.
This golf cart was was led by Santa's trusty reindeer.
Teagan Johnston enjoys some time playing around as a machine blows out fake snow.
The golf carts on display were loaded down with colorful Christmas decorations.
Golf carts make their way out of Dr. Bradford Memorial Park and into the streets of Winter Garden.
The golf carts on display were loaded down with colorful Christmas decorations.
The Grinch grabbed a ride in this colorful golf cart.
Children enjoy a ride in a a golf cart covered in Christmas lights.
Golf carts make their way out of Dr. Bradford Memorial Park and into the streets of Winter Garden.
Winter Garden residents weren't going to let the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic get in the way of one of the city's fun holiday traditions, as locals decorated their golf carts with Christmas lights and decorations — as well as life-sized Grinches — and made it out to participate in the Winter Garden Christmas Golf Cart Parade Sunday, Dec. 13.
Participants who purchased tickets — with money going to the West Orange Junior Service League — showed up in their wildly decorated carts around 4:30 p.m. in Dr. Bradford Memorial Park to in line, before heading out around 5:45 p.m. to roll around the streets of downtown Winter Garden in what was an extended parade that was longer than in previous years.
Awards were also handed out to deserving recipients for categories such as Most Lights, Best Cart and Best Mask.
