Santa's Grotto Mini Hanging Tin Sign 20x15cm

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Enjoy a magical breakfast with Santa, Mrs Claus and the elves, followed by a trip to see Santa in his grotto. There are a maximum of 10 places available per trip and each group of 10 people will all visit Santa together. Every child who sees Santa will receive a Christmas gift and you can choose to take your own photo or purchase one from the professional photography team.

The Trafford Centre - Children can meet Santa and Paddington in the Paddington Bear grotto at The Trafford Centre. Back on the mainland, there's ice skating, Christmas markets and a Light by the Lake trail around the woods. We will have lots of activities for the children and a special Santa’s Grotto to make for a memorable visit.

As well as getting a gift from Santa Claus himself, youngsters will be invited to join in the Santa experience by planting a Christmas tree and listening to Santa read them a story. Climb aboard the vintage bus to explore the village and seek out Santa Claus then take part in festive tasks and help the historic characters prepare for Christmas. Heaton Park - Santa and his elves will be taking a break from Christmas duties to visit children at the Heaton Park Garden Centre. Please be aware that if you visit the area at Christmas, Hyde Park and the surrounding area and the tube stations will be much busier than usual due to the Winter Wonderland attraction at Hyde Park. The event is running on the last weekend in November, the first two weekends in December and then daily from December 17 to 24.

You can meet Father Christmas in the Great Hall and see Blakesley dressed for Christmas on December 10 and 11 from 11am to 4.

Santa will be a busy man, flitting between garden centre grottos, theme parks, pubs and attractions. A new purpose-built Four Seasons Arena will be transformed to take you back to a traditional time with beautiful festive lights and the smell of non-alcoholic mulled wine. Take a magical ride through the enchanted forest and visit Santa in his home to receive a special gift, from November 19 to December 24.

To get there on public transport, the nearest underground station is Kew Gardens which the District Line and London Overground serve. The Sail to Santa's Grotto experience lasts around 20 minutes from boarding the boat, filling in a letter to Santa (aboard the boat), arriving at the grotto harbour, entering the grotto and posting letter and visiting Santa and receiving present. Each child will meet the man himself and take away with them a small gift from Santa and an activity pack. This year there's an all new Santa Show plus you can play and slide around in Santa’s Christmas Snow Trail.Chelsea is busy with Christmas activities all through the season, making it a must-visit location for where to see Santa in London. Santa will visit the National Gallery every weekend from the end of November to the end of December, and tickets will go on sale in mid-October. Greenwich Market is renowned and loved by locals and tourists for its eclectic mix of arts, crafts, antiques, and street food.

Experience all the fun of more than 25 rides in Thomas Land plus singalong shows and lots of entertainment. Also, South of London, you’ll find Chessington World of Adventures, one of London’s biggest and most popular theme parks, especially for younger children. The nearest underground station for the Museum of London Docklands is West India Quay, right next to the museum.If you prefer to take an alternative route, you can also reach the Royal Albert Hall from Leicester Square station (Northern and Piccadilly Lines). This is a free event and people are encouraged to bring a present to Grinch's Grotto for him to collect from you and then pass onto Birmingham Children's Hospital. There are often performances with elves and other Christmas characters right at the front door of Hamleys, which makes visits that extra bit special. It is worth heading to Harrods after 4 pm to see the building lit up with fairy lights from outside.