In North Pole, a tiny town near Alaska’s second largest city, Fairbanks, you can celebrate Christmas in December, June, August or anytime you want! North Pole is every Christmas lover’s dream come true. Streets are decorated with candy canes and mistletoe. And in the heart of the town on 101 St Nicholas Drive, North Pole, is a Santa Claus House and the world’s largest Santa Claus statue. Step inside, and you’ll be welcomed by none other than our favorite Jolly Old Saint Nick and his reindeer!
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Who built the Santa Claus House?
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Letter from Santa
A must do at Santa Claus House is the ‘Letter from Santa’, a tradition that has been around since 1952. Santa Claus House receives thousands of letters from children around the globe every Christmas. Send these letters to your children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and watch their faces gleam with joy when they receive a letter from Santa. Each letter comes with a note, a Santa Claus dollar, a photo of Santa, and a sticker saying ‘I’m on Santa’s Good List’.
Festivities Galore
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North Pole and Santa Claus House is more than just decorations and shopping. Come July, the town comes alive with parades like ‘Jingle in July’ or ‘Cruising with Santa’. Visiting in winter? Check out the ‘Christmas in Ice’ exhibit, an ice sculpture contest that brings together ice artists from all over the world. If you want to do something more adventurous try finding your way through an ice maze or ride down an ice slide.
Plan a trip to North Pole soon, Christmas Wonderland awaits.
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