Anonymous wrote:Our school hosted a 'drive by' Santa event. Santa was outside and cars pulled up - kids could talk to him and get a cute picture leaning out of the car (or through the roof top windows). It was really cute.

Our school had Santa, outside with a mask on a throne in the bed of a pick up truck. Kids could stand in front of the driver's side door, and between the difference in height (Santa was way up there) and the fact they were forward, they were more than 6 feet. The pictures are way cuter than Santa in a box! Frankly they were cuter than last year too!

Our school hosted a 'drive by' Santa event. Santa was outside and cars pulled up - kids could talk to him and get a cute picture leaning out of the car (or through the roof top windows). It was really cute.

We have used Stupendous Events, LLC for Spider-Man. They did a great job! Haven’t experienced Santa yet, but I’ll look into it now. Here is the website:
stupendouseventsllc.com

Stupendous Events, LLC has the solution! We offer thirty minute virtual sessions direct to the North Pole where children can have a one on one conversation with Santa, or both Mr. & Mrs. Claus, without standing in those long lines at the mall or feeling rushed. The feedback we have received has been better than we could have ever imagined! Children can't stop talking about how much fun they had talking to Santa while in his workshop and love telling him what they want for Christmas. Singing carols and having Santa read to them is just icing on the cake. It is such a personalized and satisfying experience for them! Here is just one of the many 5 Star reviews we have received from our virtual Santa visits.
"We’ve hired Stu and his crew 3x now and excited for the next. After two super hero parties, where the heroes entertained our kiddos with so many fun activities, I didn’t think it could get any better! Today we had a zoom visit with Santa & Mrs. Claus ! It was so much better than going to see Santa at the mall or anywhere for that matter because the boys actually had quality time talking to them both like never before ! For 45 minutes Santa and Mrs. Claus talked to our kids about how important it is to love your siblings and friends and to be kind and how important it is to keep learning the alphabet and how to read. They sang to the kids who then started dancing all over the place. It was absolutely adorable! Santa asked about what they wanted for Christmas and even got to see a recent Little League t-ball award our son received. Our 3 year old cried on Santa’s lap last year at the mall after waiting an hour. Today’s virtual visit is something our boys cherished and haven’t stopped talking about it all day! Thank you Stu! You always impress!"
-Anna Tant (customer)

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Santa's social distancing like the rest of us, so we're going to write him letters.

*Plus seriously guys, he's 1000 years old and obese, give the guy a break!! LOL

Anonymous wrote:Kids hate waiting in line and seeing Santa, sitting on his lap, etc. This is 100% for parents.

My kids are obsessed with visiting Santa. We don't make them sit on his lap though. They can sit beside him if they choose. (Most of the time, Santa has two of my kids in his lap because they choose to.)

My kids have never waited in line to see Santa though.

My girls have always enjoyed it.

Anonymous wrote:Kids hate waiting in line and seeing Santa, sitting on his lap, etc. This is 100% for parents.

My kids are little and really like it and believe it.

Anonymous wrote:Kids hate waiting in line and seeing Santa, sitting on his lap, etc. This is 100% for parents.

I'm sure some kids do hate it. My daughter is awed by Santa and seems to live the whole production. We'll be doing a letter this year, but she's missing something she likes.

Kids hate waiting in line and seeing Santa, sitting on his lap, etc. This is 100% for parents.

Anonymous wrote:I dropped my little sister off at work at the mall this week and saw plexiglass Santa. My 5 year old would be fine with it, but I did see a mom dragging up a kicking screaming 3ish year old all dressed up. The mall was totally empty and everyone was wearing masks and the elves had sanitizing stuff, so I think okay from a safety perspective and more of a know your kid situation.

I love the sentence, "the elves had sanitizing stuff." 2020's Xmas theme.

Depending which Santa you go see and when you go, it doesn’t have to be dangerous. We have been very Covid strict (don’t do any indoor or outdoor dining, never not wear masks, barely go to a store, etc) and we chose to go. It was empty and totally socially distant and quick.

I dropped my little sister off at work at the mall this week and saw plexiglass Santa. My 5 year old would be fine with it, but I did see a mom dragging up a kicking screaming 3ish year old all dressed up. The mall was totally empty and everyone was wearing masks and the elves had sanitizing stuff, so I think okay from a safety perspective and more of a know your kid situation.