Christmas starts here! Journey with the elves through the wonderful experience of Santa's Magical Trail. Take a peek into the elves bedroom and see if you can catch lazybones sleeping. Mrs Claus will invite you into Santa's house and show you where he sleeps - how big is his bed? Write your letter to Santa and post it in The North Pole post office, take a tour through the magical forest and lots more.
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SANTAS MAGICAL TRAIL
Book online now - www.santasmagicaltrail.com
The Streets of The North Pole
Join Santa's Elves and journey with them through the streets of the North Pole, The snow has fallen and its cold outside. See if you can find your way to Santa' s House.
The Elves Quarters
See if you can catch Lazybones asleep in the Elves Bedroom. The Elves are very busy at this time of year, but need to take time out to relax, enjoy the party atmosphere of the Elves Party Den and Movie Room - (New for 2010)
Santa's House!!
Visit Mrs Clause in Santa's quarters she may be baking a cake! Take a sneak glimpse of Santa's bedroom, how big is his bed?? Is your name on the naughty or nice list?
The Magical Forest and Post Room
Enter the magical forest and and make a wish at the golden wishing tree. Enjoy a cup of hot chocolate and allow the elves to help you write your letter to Santa and post it in the North Pole Snow Room.
North Pole Snow Room (NEW FOR 2010!!)
Challenge Mam and Dad to a snowball fight in the North Pole Snow Room.
Santa's Magical Carriage Line up!
Hop onto Santa's Magical Carriage for a tour through Rudolph's Secret Tunnel.
Santa's Farm
Visit Santa's Farm and see where Rudolph, his friends & all of the animals sleep. Can you name all the animals on your return?
Santa's Grotto
Lastly and most important a visit with Santa at his grotto, take time to talk to Santa and he may have a gift waiting for you
Snow Whites Cottage
(New For 2010) Join Snow White in her cottage for some party games, face painting and sing along.
Optional Extra's
Magical Sleepover (New for 2010)
Stay the Night and have Dinner with Snowwhite and her helpers while Mam and Dad relax over a 4-course meal. Later look at a Christmas movie with popcorn, Bed down the animals for the night and the following morning wake them up to feed them their breakfast. Help the Elves make Santa's bed before you embark on the magical trail. Adults: €85pps Children: €45 Includes B&B, dinner and Santa's Magical Trail
Dinner with Snowwhite (New for 2010)
Mam and Dad can relax over a 4-Course dinner while you have dinner with Snowwhite and her helpers. Gather firewood in the Magical wood to help keep Santa and Mrs Clause warm and bed down Rudolph and the animals for the night. Additional: €25 per Adult and Children: €13 Includes Dinner only
The Elves Workshop
Join Santa's Elves at work and help them to decorate some of the toys! Pick your own item to decorate, of course the Elves will help you, and you get to bring it home. The Elves will also give you some tips on how to be a good girl or boy to stay on Santa's List. Additional €6 per child.
Santa's Potrait
It's not every day that you get a chance to get your Photo taken with Santa. Why not get Mum & Dad to join in? Additional €4 per photo.
Dates: Friday, Saturday & Sunday : 26 November - 22 December; Wednesday and Thursday
8th & 9th December. Mon - Wed 20 - 22 December
Tours every Half Hour
Pre-book on www.santasmagicaltrail.com
Phone 059 8640666 or email sales (at) clanardcourt.ie
we went to this last year and stayed over night it was brillant we loved it .the children are still talking about it .one of the best trips the staff are so nice ,theres so much to do 100 % from us
It was wonderful,lots of things to see and Santa was wonderful. Just what you would expect if you were in the North Pole.