7 places to see Santa in Co Tyrone
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One tradition that many families enjoy every year is visiting Santa Claus, allowing children to meet Mr Christmas himself.
There are plenty of stops on Santa’s tour of Northern Ireland before the big day where you can visit him and make memories for Christmas 2022.
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Hide AdHere are some suggestions of places to visit Santa with your children this Christmas in Co Tyrone.
Santa’s Grotto At Winter Wonderland, O'Neill's Healy Park, Omagh
Father Christmas is stopping off at Omagh’s Winter Wonderland until December 23 along with Mrs Claus and his naughty little elves.
Take the magical Christmas trail to reach his grotto where you’ll meet Santa, Mrs Claus and the elves, with a walk around the wonderland a must afterwards.
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Todd Leap Activity Centre’s Magical Winter Wonderland
Santa’s mischievous little elves have set up a Winter Wonderland at Todd Leap’s Activity Centre in Ballygawley, with Santa and Mrs Claus both waiting to see you for a day filled with arts, crafts, entertainment and singalongs.
Visit the post office to write, stamp and send your letter to Santa before you ride Santa’s off road sleigh to speak to the Wise Old Elf and choose your present.
For more information, go to toddsleap.com/winter-wonderland
Santa’s Magical Grotto, Coalisland Enterprise Centre, Coalisland
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Hide AdEnter through the New North Pole Station and Platform into the Christmas Village filled with festive characters as you meet the elves and watch them put on a show.
You’ll get to meet Santa and sit on his lap before browsing the Log Cabin Christmas Shop with plenty of Christmas treats to take home.
For more information, go to santasmagicalgrotto.com
Father Christmas, Mrs Claus and the Elves, Ulster American Folk Park, Omagh
This traditional Father Christmas meet will leave you with a wooden gift to take home and plenty of memories from the day.
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Hide AdChief Story Elf will read you a Christmas story as you munch on shortbread and mulled spice apple juice before meeting Mr and Mrs Claus.
For more information, go to ulsteramericanfolkpark.org/visit-father-christmas-and-his-elves
Santa Trail, Glenpark Estate, Omagh
Santa and his reindeer are stopping off at Glenpark Estate before they embark on their Christmas travels, with the opportunity to see him in his grotto.
You can post your letter to Santa in the magical mailbox, stay warm with a festive hot drink and travel through the grounds in the Christmas tractor and trailer ride before checking if you’re on the nice list to receive a gift from the main man.
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Santa Sundays, Corick House Country Hotel, Clogher
Santa Sundays at the Corick House Country Hotel offer fun for all of the family, with a four course festive lunch and plenty of fun to keep the kids entertained.
You can see Santa’s Sleigh, feed the reindeer, listen to live music and post your letter in the Christmas post office before meeting Santa in his grotto.
For more information, go to fermanaghlakelands.com/santa-sunday-corick-house
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Hide AdSanta’s Magical Christmas Grotto, Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre, Dungannon
Open until December, Monday 19, Santa will be stopping off at the Magical Christmas Grotto in Dungannon to meet everyone.
Joined by his elves and a giant light-up teddy bear, the immersive experience will be fun for everyone.
For more information, go to visitmidulster.com/a-magical-christmas-santas-grotto