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World’s Tallest Fresh-Cut Christmas Tree Arrives at Southern California Outlet Mall

Organizers say the fir will be covered with more than 18,000 lights and 10,000 ornaments before the Nov. 7 ceremony.

  • On Monday, a 115-foot white fir arrived at Citadel Outlets in Commerce, with organizers billing it as the world's tallest fresh-cut Christmas tree and Santa Claus welcoming its installation in Center Court.
  • Victor Serrao, owner of Victor's Christmas Trees, hand-selected the white fir from Mount Shasta in Northern California, where it traveled more than 600 miles over three days before arriving at the mall.
  • According to organizers, the tree stands 35 feet taller than the 80-foot Rockefeller Center Christmas tree and 70 feet taller than the Hollywood Sign, providing concrete scale comparisons.
  • Workers are securing the tree in Center Court ahead of Citadel Outlets' 25th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony and Concert on November 7 at 5 p.m.
  • Over the next two weeks, crews will add more than 1,000 branches to perfect the tree's shape, then apply fire-retardant coating and install 18,000 lights and 10,000 ornaments.
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World’s tallest fresh-cut Christmas tree arrives at Southern California outlet mall

What is being billed as the world’s tallest fresh-cut Christmas tree now stands at a Southern California outlet mall.

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KTLA 5 broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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