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Lapland/Santa day trips

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sykes · 07/10/2003 15:06

Has anyone taken their dd/ds on a day trip to see Santa and was it worth it? They seem v expensive, also 3.5 hrs there and back, but I'm tempted. Would only take the four-year old as presume the two-year old too young. Thanks. I'm sure there's a thread somewhere but can't find it.

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CountessDracula · 07/10/2003 15:56

www.santavisits.co.uk/day_trips.htm

Bizarrely I was just searching for something else and this came up. They do daytrips from £229 per person which seems ok to me.

sykes · 07/10/2003 17:08

Thanks v much, I'll have a look.

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HZL · 07/10/2003 19:16

A friend of my mum's told me about a company called Canterbury Tales, which does wonderful day trips to Lapland to see Santa. She took her two oldest children a couple of years ago, and is planning to go back with the younger two. Very personalised apparently - you have a set time to go and see Santa, and get him all to yourself for a while. It involved a long sleigh ride through the snow to a place in the middle of nowhere, and when Santa appeared (he'd obviously been primed)he greeted the children by name as though he'd been waiting for no-one but them. Magical day by all acounts, the kids were completely gob-smacked by the whole experience. Not sure about costs, but think it was around £400 per person (ouch!). I'm sure they must have a website - try searching on Google.

sykes · 08/10/2003 09:58

Thanks very much.

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