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#SANTA FANTASTICAL FREE#

They have also added Peak pricing which is $5 more per ticket of the Standard pricing. So for our family, we spent $160 on tickets (including tax and processing fee). Friday through Sunday it is Standard ticket pricing: $30 per adult, $25 per child, and under 3 is free. There is a family four-pack for $99 available Monday thru Thursday. Make sure your phone and/or camera is charged and ready.It is a cashless event – everything you purchase has to be on a credit card.

#SANTA FANTASTICAL FREE#

Purchase your tickets in advance with a designated time and make sure to select the free Meet Santa pass.

Honestly, this seemed odd to me to have in the middle of this event. It opens at 7:00 pm each evening and only 21+ are allowed in. It’s called Santa’s Secret Stache and they serve seasonal cocktails. Another part is an adult-only bar in the middle of the event space. Claus’s sweet shop where you could purchase drinks and snacks, but we did not purchase anything. I don’t want to spoil all of them so I’ll just post one here. The final room was filled with lots of fun and creative backgrounds that you could take your picture in front of. It was a neat concept, but not at all accurate which had my boys lose interest quickly. There is a virtual snowball fight where you throw white balls to a screen with snowmen that you are trying to make fall apart. You move into the ‘park’, which has a smaller slide, and outside games (like corn hole and a large Connect 4). They give you a photo strip with 4 of the pictures. The most expensive option includes face painting, glitter flair, an accessory, and a red carpet photoshoot. The cheapest is just a decal that you put on with water. There are three different levels that go up in cost ranging from $4.95 to $17.95.

My boys have never liked face paint, but the kids walking around with face paint looked very good.

On your way to the ‘park’ there is a face painting station. Next-door is the toy shop – you color your choice of a toy sheet and then they scan it and you can watch it bounce on a large screen. We went to see Santa who was very friendly and the setup was very nice – I love big tall chairs like this one.Īfter seeing Santa you can crawl into Santa’s sleigh and design your own sleigh that gets emailed to you. There were 5 dancers and they were very up close, which just felt weird. To the right is a stage where they do dance/singing shows about every 15-20 minutes. Event SpaceĪbout the event space: You start in the forest which was neat to walk through and take some pictures like this one. They also allowed us to use our own cameras, which is great, so I didn’t purchase the one of the boys. I ended up buying the picture of our entire family on Santa’s lap. It was $7.95 per sheet of photos no matter the size. There is a Santa that is free and the pictures were actually affordable to purchase.

(As a reminder, I have 3 boys aged 12, 8, & 5). A lot of the event was a bit too young for my 12-year-old. Ultimately it is an event that has a lot of great photo opportunities, not necessarily fun activities for the kids to actually do. It is a timed entry – our tickets were at 4:45 and we spent about an hour and half exploring. If you went to Candytopia this is very similar, but just holiday-themed. My family went to Santa’s Fantastical on December 7. We are so thankful for the time she took to write this review for us about Santa’s Fantastical! This article is written by contributing author, Ashley Jansen.