Tree Land Christmas Trees

This place is a scam. They are over charging for Christmas trees and the service is horrible. Due to them scamming people with living social deals they are charging $ 70 for trees that are worth no more than $ 30 anywhere else. It is the holidays and they are scamming people. Completely horrible. I have never written a review ever for any service before but I am so disappointed that they are scamming people. Please do not support this business.

DO NOT go here!
We were lured by a coupon from the website, which was my first mistake. Then, when we went to the main location on Santa Fe, none of the trees were priced. They said «$ 10 per foot» is what you can expect…
So we find a 9 foot tree, and the lot attendant pulls out a sheet of paper with a list of pricing… $ 189.99??? WTF???
Long story short, I hate to say it, but the lot is staffed with some gentlemen from a homeless camp. They work very hard, but are obviously getting some kind of kickback for how high they can sell the trees.
The «manager» was NOT a people person, and appeared to be given the title because he’s the one who holds the chainsaw…
It was a bit disheartening to also see him open a can of «something», and begin just eating out of it just like a hobo on the train car. Please don’t get me wrong, I have the utmost respect for those who are marginalized or down on their luck. What TOTALLY pissed me off, is, after we talked them down after almost walking away, the guy who helped put the tree on our car, said that he was going to call an attorney because he wanted to take the company to court. They evidently have not paid him for 2 weeks of back pay…
THEN, he proceeded to tell us that he only works for TIPS, by loading trees on cars…
WHAAAAAT??? How could he be missing «back pay» when he only works for tips??? Ugh!!!
I’m reporting this company to the BBB.
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY!
Lesson learned.

We had a tree delivered from Tree Land. It was the driest, deadest Christmas tree we had ever seen. Turns out that the trees are imported from out of state, and, this year, we had a very cold freeze (down to 20 degrees below zero). Apparently the trees were cut from a tree farm down south, shipped to Colorado, and had frozen during shipment or storage. We will never deal with this company again!

Santa Fe and Evans location:
Is this a car lot or a Christmas Tree lot?! I went twice because I bought 2 deals, one for my daughter and myself. Both times we were harassed through the entire process. One worker even said to me (after we told him we were just looking) that ‘There needs to be some kind of communication for this to work.’ $ 79.99 for a tree? Ridiculous! Don’t go here. Groupon was horrible in getting back to me about a refund on my deal as well. Bah Humbug!

I went to the location at Mississippi and Havana. The worker was amazing. The lighting was horrible and it turned out our tree was half dead when we saw it in the light at home. I also felt the trees were WAY overpriced. Home Depot like usual for me again next year.

First, let me say that our Christmas tree from TLCT is fresh and beautiful. I must also add that their lot employees were pleasant and helpful. What you must watch out for is being overcharged. Their website said that their most expensive, non-​discounted Fraser Fir 8 foot tree, was 79.99. We were charged $ 99.00. We bought a Groupon ($ 40 credit for $ 20) and were asked, before the tree price was quoted, if we had a Groupon. We, of course, said «yes». Then, $ 99.00 was quoted. Further, they charge 10% tax, which is clearly inflated. They have Christmas tree lots all over the Denver metro area and do offer delivery, which cost us a reasonable $ 25. After doing the math and ignoring the hefty tax, we were overcharged $ 23. While this may not seem like much, it certainly made me question their honesty and integrity. TLCT uses couponing to attract you to their lots. As long as you know, upfront, what’s going to happen and you’re okay with it, these folks have some very nice Christmas trees.

We probably would have never decided to visit Tree Land if it weren’t for the Living Social coupon that they are offering ($ 40 for $ 89 towards a tree). I’ve been experiencing quite a bit of online coupon fatigue lately, but we wanted to get a big, beautiful tree for our new home. Tree Land did not disappoint. They set us up with a 11 foot tall fraser fir, the «Cadillac of trees,» that nicely fills our space. They also threw in an additional $ 10 discount, cut the tree, and tied it to the roof of our station wagon for us. The lot is smaller than others I’ve been to, but the trees are quality. My only complaint is that a lot of the trees we looked at were bound in the lot, which makes it hard to determine how it will look when it is opened up at home. We ended up picking a tree that was already opened.