Universal Orlando has been a blast to visit with the amazing attractions, super chill resorts, and the return of experiences like the nighttime spectacular “Cinematic Celebration.”

Although we’ve been spending a lot of our time in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter and checking out all the updates on the Jurassic World VelociCoaster, we’re taking a trip to Whoville for the holidays.

We know, we know — we haven’t even reached Halloween yet. The modified Halloween Horror Nights event is still going on with the daytime houses, ghoulish drinks and snacks, and grown-up trick-or-treating.

But, Universal Orlando is already getting in the Christmas spirit by transforming Seuss Landing into a Winter Wonderland! As guests start to practically walk into a Dr. Seuss book over in the section of Universal’s Islands of Adventure, they’re welcomed to have a “merry merry” time for the holidays.

It might feel strange to see a Christmas tree this early, but the citizens of Whoville have gone all out with decorations ahead of winter…

…and, of course, we’re giving you a first look at them all!

The lamp posts have wreaths and bows that look as festive as ever with garlands hung across the space with care.

Topiaries have gotten a makeover with red and white striped candy canes…

…while different decorations have gotten a holiday twist, like the Truffula Trees from The Lorax.

The attractions have even seen decorations with tinsel…

…as well as garlands and ornaments at the stores and dining locations! Honestly, after seeing Christmas take shape in Seuss Landing, our hearts have grown three sizes ahead of the holiday season!

Although Universal Orlando hasn’t announced its full Christmas line-up in the parks, Grinchmas has previously taken over Seuss Landing in the past. And, we would LOVE to see the Who-liday Spectacular back again this year, even if it’s in a modified way!

As Universal Orlando begins to shift from the most terrifying theme park at Halloween to a Christmas spectacular, we’ll give you a look at everything you can expect to see during the holidays!

Here’s why Universal Orlando has advised Annual Passholders to visit the parks on weekdays!

What entertainment do you hope to see for the holidays in Universal Orlando? Let us know in the comments below!