​What happens during a Santa Visit? 

​You leave a present outside your house in a safe place so Santa can put it in his sack ready to give your child/children. If you're not comfortable leaving presents outside, Santa can leave the sack by the front door as he arrives, then goes to his chair, if you can come in with the sack and say "Silly Santa, you've left your sack behind!", it makes the children chuckle and keeps the magic alive.
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Santa then goes in your house, sits on the sofa and has a chat with your child/children, asking them if they've been good, what sort of year they've had, this can also be tailored to include anything you'd like Santa to mention. 
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It is all dictated by the children, so no visit is ever the same. Some like to sing Christmas Carols, story time or just ask questions.

You are booking an experience that will never be forgotten to be treasured forever. 

Frequently asked questions

What if my child is scared of Santa? 

Santa is fully trained to adapt to every eventuality, in the event a child cries, or is too scared, Santa will pretend to not see the child and doze off on the sofa. It's recommended that a parent holds the child and says "Shall we wake up Santa?" Santa then slowly wakes up and gives his apologies for having a nap. Santa is fully autism trained.

Can we take photographs? 

Of course, and please feel free to tag Santa on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. 

Why don't you include a present? 

Each child is different, to make the experience more personalised, to have the parent supply the present/presents that can go in Santa's sack can have more meaning. This can also relate to food allergies. Santa would not want to disappoint by giving an inappropriate gift when he should know better. 

What areas does Santa visit?

Each evening before Christmas, Santa spends time in a certain area. So booking early is essential to secure Santa in your area.  He covers from Amble to Durham/Sunderland.

How many children can attend?

As many as you like within one household (4 children is probably the most within the time). The standard domestic visit is 15 mins long. For multiple households, nursery and all corporate enquiries, please call ​to discuss a booking. 

Can Santa appear at our wedding? 

Santa would love to attend your wedding. He attends during the speeches and causes some mayhem, joining in having fun with your guests before giving presents to the top table. Early booking is essential for this. 

What is a 'Caught in the Act' visit? 

From 8pm Christmas Eve until 6am Christmas Day, Santa can be 'caught' putting the last present under the tree. This is the most amazing experience that will stay with your child forever. These slots are extremely limited. Contact now for availability. 

Is Santa insured? 

Santa is fully insured as an Equity member.

Is Santa great with children? 

Shhh, here's the secret, Santa is the proud daddy of two sons and school governor. He also performs magic for children all over the UK at holiday parks and parties throughout the year.

Why do I have to pay in full before a visit?

Given the high demand of Santa and the limited time which he has in the diary, all visits need to be paid in full before they take place. Being an Equity member, you can be assured that you're dealing with a genuine professional performer. If you read through the reviews on Facebook, you'll find nothing but satisfied customers with very happy children. 


Where can I read Santa's reviews?

The best place to read Santa's reviews are on his Facebook page, with wonderful comments about his 5 start home visits that families book year after year. 

My house can be difficult to find, will that be a problem?

Santa likes to use an app called What3Words, which can be downloaded for free here what3words.com/products/what3words-app By suppling the three words to your front door, you can be assured that Santa will arrive on time.

Can Santa deal with sensitive situations?

Santa has had a lot of questions recently about departed siblings, pets and parents. He'll try his best to comfort and give hope for the future. He is currently taking part in a course for this.  


What does Santa need?

All he needs for the visit is a place to sit. To make the visit amazing, please can i ask that there is no loud music and that pets if possible can be kept away. In the event of bad weather, could the pathway to your house be free from ice. Thank you.





 

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The reviews speak for themselves

Summer Santa makes an appearance with his surf board at South Shields for the charity The Special Lionesses