Christmas week in Lakeland is the version of the holiday that does not require a beach parking lot, and the plan is the one that makes the week work.
The house is the thing that makes the Christmas week work. A real kitchen for the meals, a real yard for the kids, a real dock for the adults, and a connection that is actually fast for the people who work from the dock. The houses we manage are the version of a Christmas week that does not require a hotel room, and the dock is the thing that makes the week a vacation instead of a trip.
The lake is the version of a Christmas day that does not require a crowd. A boat morning, a coffee on the dock, an afternoon on the dock, and a dinner in town. The 35,000-acre lake is the third-largest body of fresh water in the state and, in the middle of December, mostly empty. The boat ramps are empty, the trails are empty, and the only sound is the engine and the water.
The Christmas show is the thing that makes the week a plan, and the venue is RP Funding Center, the 8,000-seat arena in the middle of the city. The Broadway season is the thing that puts the city on the theater map for good, and the holiday run is the best part of it. The house is a ten-minute drive from the venue, and the dinner is the pre-show move.
The local tip: the Christmas weeks fill first, because the people who plan around the show book the house first. Book the house before you buy the ticket, and the dock house is the one to get.
Send us your dates and the show. We manage seven houses in the Lakeland area and we will match you to the one that is the right distance from the venue and the right size for your group.