Where Can I Buy a Pre-Lit Christmas Tree in Australia in 2026?

Short answer. In Australia in 2026, the easiest places to buy a pre-lit Christmas tree online are Myer, BIG W, Spotlight and Target Australia, then check out through ShopBack before you pay, where ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. Myer's Christmas tree range listed 65 trees at the time of writing, with a dedicated pre-lit filter, and Myer offers free delivery on eligible orders over $99. Spotlight groups pre-lit and fibre optic trees in their own section. Compare height, light count and delivery, then open ShopBack, tap the store and check out.

ShopBack Australia is a free app and website that gives you money back when you shop online at thousands of stores, including Myer, BIG W, Spotlight and Target. You open the store from ShopBack, shop as normal, and part of what you spend comes back to your ShopBack account as cash you can withdraw. New members can join free at shopback.com.au/signup.

Sources. Myer's Christmas tree range and Delivery and Click and Collect pages, Spotlight's Christmas tree range, and the OnePass and Everyday Rewards sites, at the time of writing in October 2026. We do not list tree prices, because they change often through the season; use the comparison method below on the day you buy.

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Where can I buy a pre-lit Christmas tree in Australia?

You can buy a pre-lit Christmas tree in Australia from department stores, discount department stores and homewares and craft chains, both online and in store. The four stores below cover most budgets and sizes, and each is strongest on something different.

Store	What stands out for pre-lit trees	How you get it
Myer	65 trees in its Christmas tree range, a Pre-Lit filter, and its own Myer Giftorium trees alongside brands such as Christabelle and Jingle Jollys	Mostly delivery only; free delivery on eligible orders over $99
BIG W	A seasonal Christmas range online and in store; earns Everyday Rewards points	Home delivery, Click and Collect or in store
Spotlight	A Pre-Lit and Fibre Optic section, plus pop up and frosted trees from brands such as Jolly and Joy, Christabelle and Santaco	Click and Collect or home delivery; free delivery over $120
Target Australia	A seasonal Christmas range; OnePass members get free delivery on eligible items	Delivery, Click and Collect or in store

Sources: Myer, Spotlight, OnePass and Everyday Rewards sites, at the time of writing. Ranges change through the season and differ by store and postcode.

A simple routine that works for most households:

1. Measure first. Myer suggests measuring your ceiling height and floor space, leaving room for a topper.
2. Shortlist two or three trees of the same height from different stores.
3. Compare light count and tips, which most listings put in the product name.
4. Add delivery and check the returns policy. A tree is bulky, so delivery and returns matter more than for small decorations.
5. Before you pay, open ShopBack, tap the store, then check out.

Steps 2 to 4 find the best tree for the money. Step 5 lowers what you actually end up paying for it.

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Pre-lit Christmas trees in Australia: what you are actually paying for

A pre-lit tree is an artificial tree with the lights already fixed to the branches. Myer describes it as a tree that "comes with lights already attached and evenly spaced", so you assemble it, switch it on and start decorating. A traditional tree lets you choose and arrange your own lights.

Listings in Australia usually describe a pre-lit tree with three numbers, and they are the fairest way to compare one tree against another:

• Height. Usually given in centimetres (180cm, 210cm, 240cm) or feet (6ft, 7ft). Myer splits its range into under 6ft and over 6ft trees.
• Number of lights. Often shown as a number followed by L. For example, Myer lists a Fraser Fir 210cm tree with 400 lights and 2,389 tips, and a Deluxe Reno 210cm tree with 300 lights and 951 tips.
• Number of tips. The branch tips that make up the tree's fullness. More tips usually means a fuller, more realistic tree.

Two trees of the same height can look very different. Using the Myer examples above, the Fraser Fir has roughly 2.5 times as many tips as the Deluxe Reno at the same 210cm height, so the two are not like-for-like even before you look at price.

Types of pre-lit tree you will see:

• Warm white LED trees. The classic look, and the most common style.
• Multi-function LED trees. Lights that can switch between colours or modes. Christabelle trees at Myer are listed with multi-function LED lights.
• Fibre optic trees. Light carried through fibres to the branch tips. Spotlight groups these with its pre-lit trees.
• Pop up trees. Trees that fold out in one piece, such as Myer Giftorium's Aurora pre-lit pop up trees and Spotlight's Jolly and Joy pop up pre-lit tree.
• Flocked or frosted trees. Branches with a snow-like coating. Myer lists pre-lit flocked trees, and Spotlight has a frosted tree section.
• Tabletop trees. Small pre-lit trees for apartments and desks. Myer says compact under 6ft trees and tabletop trees suit apartments and tight corners.

Before you buy, check the tree is meant for indoor use and comes with a plug that suits Australian power points. If you plan to keep the tree for years, a storage bag helps: Myer suggests disassembling the tree, compressing the branches and packing it in a dedicated tree storage bag.

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Pre-lit Christmas tree best deals in Australia in 2026: where the savings usually come from

The best pre-lit tree deals in Australia in 2026 usually come from a few places:

• Seasonal sales. Christmas ranges often see price drops during the late November sales and again in post Christmas clearance. Sale timing changes each year, so check each store's site closer to the date.
• Free delivery thresholds. A tree on its own can be close to a free delivery line. According to the stores at the time of writing, Myer offers free delivery on eligible orders over $99 and Spotlight on orders over $120.
• Memberships you already pay for. OnePass members get free delivery on eligible items at Target, and Everyday Rewards members collect points at BIG W.
• Price promises. Spotlight advertises a 10% Price Beat Guarantee, with conditions, according to Spotlight at the time of writing.
• Going through ShopBack before you pay. This lowers the effective price of eligible online orders, as explained below.

Compare the price after ShopBack, not the sticker price. A tree that looks a little dearer at one store can work out cheaper once delivery and the cash ShopBack returns are counted. The worked example further down shows how.

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Big W vs Spotlight: pre-lit Christmas tree price comparison for 2026

BIG W and Spotlight both sell artificial Christmas trees; the better pick depends on which perks you will use and which style you want. Shelf prices change week to week through the season, so there is no fixed winner on price. Compare the same height and light count on the day you buy.

	BIG W	Spotlight
Christmas trees	Seasonal Christmas range online and in store	Christmas tree range with Pre-Lit and Fibre Optic, Pop Up, Frosted and Tabletop sections
Rewards	Everyday Rewards: at least 1 point per dollar on eligible spend; 2,000 points can become $10 off a future shop	Spotlight's own VIP membership
Delivery	Home delivery or Click and Collect	Free delivery over $120; Click and Collect
Price promise	Check BIG W's current policies	10% Price Beat Guarantee, conditions apply
ShopBack page	ShopBack BIG W	ShopBack Spotlight

Sources: Everyday Rewards and Spotlight sites, at the time of writing.

BIG W in detail. BIG W is part of the Everyday Rewards programme. According to Everyday Rewards, you collect at least 1 point for every dollar on eligible spend, and every 2,000 points can become $10 off a future shop or 1,000 Qantas points. BIG W's 90 day change of mind returns policy does not apply to Marketplace products, which are sold and shipped by other sellers, so check who sells a tree before you order it.

Spotlight in detail. Spotlight's Christmas tree range online had 40 trees at the time of writing, from tabletop sizes up to tall trees, with brands such as Jolly and Joy, Christabelle and Santaco. Its pre-lit and fibre optic trees sit in their own section, and many trees can be picked up through Click and Collect.

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Big W, Spotlight and Target Australia: buying a pre-lit tree at each

BIG W, Spotlight and Target Australia all sell Christmas trees in store and online, and each has its own perks. BIG W suits Everyday Rewards members, Spotlight suits shoppers who want a dedicated pre-lit and fibre optic section, and Target suits OnePass members.

Target Australia and OnePass. Target is part of OnePass, the paid membership shared with Kmart, Bunnings and Officeworks. According to OnePass at the time of writing:

• Membership costs $4 a month, or $40 a year on the annual plan, after a 30 day free trial.
• Members get free delivery on eligible items or orders.
• Members get 365 day change of mind returns at Kmart, Target, Officeworks and Priceline.
• Members earn 5x Flybuys points for every $1 spent in store and with Click and Collect at Kmart, Target, Bunnings Warehouse and Officeworks.

For a bulky tree, free delivery and a long returns window are the two perks that matter most. If you would not otherwise use OnePass, compare its cost with the delivery fee on your tree.

Myer. Myer has one of the widest online ranges of pre-lit trees. At the time of writing, Myer's Christmas tree range listed 65 trees, with filters for Pre-Lit, Over 6ft and Under 6ft. Its own Myer Giftorium trees include pre-lit Fraser Fir, Deluxe Reno, Glistening Pine and Arrow Pine Flocked trees and Aurora pre-lit pop up trees, and the range also includes Christabelle and Jingle Jollys trees. Myer says most Christmas trees are delivery only, and that it offers free delivery on eligible orders over $99. Some trees are sold through Myer Marketplace by other brands, so check the seller and delivery details on the product page.

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How to work out what a pre-lit tree really costs

Your effective price is what you pay minus the cash ShopBack returns. That is the number to compare across stores.

Here is a worked example with illustrative prices (not real shelf prices):

	Store A	Store B
Tree price, same height and light count	$300	$295
Delivery	Free	$15
You pay	$300	$310

In this illustrative example, Store B has the lower sticker price, but Store A works out $10 cheaper once delivery is counted. Going through ShopBack before you pay then lowers the effective price at the rate shown on the store's ShopBack page. Check the live rate on each store's ShopBack page before you buy, because it varies by store and changes over time.

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How ShopBack lowers the price of your Christmas tree

ShopBack lowers the effective price of your tree order after you pay. For a tree, the routine is simple: open ShopBack, tap the store, then check out.

Going through ShopBack takes a few seconds and adds Cashback to the same order. Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. Once it confirms, you can withdraw it to your bank account, subject to ShopBack's withdrawal terms.

How to do it, step by step:

1. Open ShopBack Australia (app or website) and search for the store: Myer, BIG W or Spotlight.
2. Check the rate shown on that page.
3. Tap through to the store, add the tree to your cart and check out.
4. Your Cashback shows in your ShopBack account as pending, then confirms later.

For more on doing this the right way every time, see how to activate ShopBack before you buy.

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Promo codes, rewards and ShopBack together

Here is how sale prices, codes and rewards fit with going through ShopBack:

• Promo codes. No code is needed for Cashback: go through ShopBack before you pay.
• Rewards points. Collecting points with Everyday Rewards, Flybuys or a store's own programme is set by that programme.
• Card offers. Any bank or card offer is set by your card provider, and whether it applies to a given order is up to its terms.

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Other places to buy a pre-lit Christmas tree in Australia

Besides Myer, BIG W, Spotlight and Target, pre-lit trees are also sold in Australia by Kmart, Bunnings, Amazon Australia and specialist Christmas shops, among others. Department and discount stores suit most budgets, while specialist shops often carry taller and more realistic trees. For cheaper decorations to go with your tree, see where to buy cheap Christmas decorations in Australia.

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Key takeaways

• Myer, BIG W, Spotlight and Target Australia are good places to start for a pre-lit Christmas tree in Australia.
• Compare trees of the same height by light count and number of tips, not by price alone.
• Delivery matters for a bulky tree: Myer offers free delivery on eligible orders over $99 and Spotlight over $120, according to each store at the time of writing.
• Compare the price after ShopBack, not the sticker price. Your effective price is what you pay minus the cash ShopBack returns.
• Open ShopBack, tap the store, then check out, on the web or in the ShopBack app rather than the store's own app.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy a pre-lit Christmas tree in Australia?

In Australia, Myer, BIG W, Spotlight and Target Australia are good places to start for a pre-lit Christmas tree. Myer has a dedicated pre-lit filter in its Christmas tree range, and Spotlight groups pre-lit and fibre optic trees together. Compare height, number of lights and delivery cost, then open ShopBack, tap the store and check out.

What is a pre-lit Christmas tree?

A pre-lit Christmas tree is an artificial tree with the lights already attached to the branches. Myer describes it as a tree with lights already attached and evenly spaced, so you assemble it, switch it on and start decorating. A traditional tree lets you choose and arrange your own lights.

How do I compare pre-lit Christmas trees fairly?

Compare trees of the same height and look at the number of lights and the number of branch tips, which most listings show in the product name. More tips usually means a fuller tree, and more lights means a brighter one. Then add delivery, check the returns policy, and work out the price after ShopBack, not just the sticker price.

Big W vs Spotlight: which is better for a pre-lit Christmas tree?

They suit different shoppers. BIG W suits Everyday Rewards members, who collect at least 1 point per dollar on eligible spend, according to Everyday Rewards. Spotlight groups pre-lit and fibre optic trees in one section, offers Click and Collect, and advertises free delivery over $120, according to Spotlight at the time of writing. Compare the same height and light count on the day you buy.

Does Myer deliver Christmas trees for free?

Often, yes. According to Myer at the time of writing, it offers free delivery on eligible orders over $99, and most of its Christmas trees are delivery only rather than Click and Collect. Larger items may go through Myer's Big and Bulky delivery service, so check the delivery options on the product page before you pay.

Is OnePass worth it for buying a Christmas tree at Target?

It can be if you already shop at Kmart, Target, Bunnings or Officeworks. According to OnePass, membership costs $4 a month or $40 a year after a 30 day free trial, and includes free delivery on eligible items or orders and 365 day change of mind returns at Target. A bulky tree is the kind of order where free delivery helps most.

When are pre-lit Christmas trees cheapest in Australia?

Prices usually drop during the late November sales and again after Christmas, when stores clear seasonal stock. Buying early in the season gives you the widest choice of sizes, while waiting gives you a chance at a lower price but a smaller range. If you buy a tree for next year, the post Christmas clearance is often the cheapest time.

How does ShopBack lower the price of a Christmas tree?

ShopBack Australia lowers the effective price of your tree order after you pay. Open ShopBack, tap the store, then check out, and part of what you spend comes back as cash. Your effective price is what you pay minus the cash ShopBack returns; each store's live rate is on its ShopBack page.

Can I use a promo code and ShopBack on the same tree order?

No code is needed for Cashback: go through ShopBack before you pay.

Can I buy a pre-lit tree in the store's own app and still use ShopBack?

Use the store's website rather than its own app. Open the store from ShopBack on the web or in the ShopBack app, and complete the order there.

Where else can I buy a pre-lit Christmas tree in Australia?

Besides Myer, BIG W, Spotlight and Target, pre-lit trees are also sold in Australia by Kmart, Bunnings, Amazon Australia and specialist Christmas shops, among others. Department and discount stores suit most budgets, while specialist shops often carry taller and more realistic trees. Compare the same height and light count across two or three stores before you buy.

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Disclaimer

The views in this article are those of the author. Christmas tree ranges, prices, sizes, delivery fees and thresholds, returns policies, memberships and price promises vary by store and change often; check each store's site before you buy. Prices in the worked example are illustrative. ShopBack rates and terms vary by store and over time; check the current rate on each store's ShopBack page before purchase.

This article is general information only and is not financial advice.