Santa's Workshop

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4.5/5 · 529 reviews
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Oct 17, 2024
What a GREAT PLACE and so amazing at cost. Most parks are double for a days entry and unlimited rides w wristband. There are so many different things to do from young to old. It’s like walking back i… Full review by juliamN1965JZ
Sep 19, 2024
This was fun. After going up pikes peak we stopped here and thought it was great. We got some fudge, took photos, bought things at gift shop and truly enjoyed it. Only bad thing was the glass blower … Full review by Mana201
May 23, 2024
We took our almost 3 year old son here and he had an absolute BLAST! He was free and we purchased a wristband for one of us ($32). It was worth wayyy more than that! Yes, the rides are old, but he di… Full review by W1180GGsallys
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Traveling from out of state. My kids are 1 (just walking), 3, 5 and 7. We have budgeted 3-5pm one day for North Pole and then …
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Traveling from out of state. My kids are 1 (just walking), 3, 5 and 7. We have budgeted 3-5pm one day for North Pole and then returning the next day from 10-5pm (all day) since it is free to do so on the 2nd day. Is this overkill with the age group of my kids? The kids have done a similar amusement park (Tweetsie Railroad in NC) and they did spend all day there easily. I took a look at the list of the rides online already and just hard to judge. Also not sure if there will be long lines in early August.
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Just visited on Saturday with two two year olds, 7, 8, and 9 year olds. We were there from 11-5 and everyone had a blast. There was plenty to do and zero to minimal lines. We didn’t ride everything only …
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Just visited on Saturday with two two year olds, 7, 8, and 9 year olds. We were there from 11-5 and everyone had a blast. There was plenty to do and zero to minimal lines. We didn’t ride everything only because the kids wanted to keep riding the same rides since there were no lines. We could’ve gone back for another day just for the scenery alone! Santa didn’t rush us off and visited with the kids for quite sometime. If you’re staying close enough and d say go two days. There was quite a long wait getting up the mountain 20-25 minutes which was a bummer but have snacks and sing Christmas carols like we did!!
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How long should you plan to spend? Would a half day, about 4 hours, be sufficient? Or a full day from open to close?
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Depends on the age of your children. We stayed about three hours with our one year old and three year old. It was plenty of time for them. Older kids could stay longer because there are more …
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Depends on the age of your children. We stayed about three hours with our one year old and three year old. It was plenty of time for them. Older kids could stay longer because there are more rides for bigger kids.
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Do you still do military appreciation month in October
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Yes, all October. $9 for active, retired, spouses and dependants. Everyone must have their military ID. Great place at a great savings. Over 60 to is free of charge.
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is there a train to the park?
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No train to the park. There is a small train inside the park and that's all I know about
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Answer by Dale R · Nov 19, 2016
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Highlights
Play With Elves and Reindeers
A Charming North Pole Village
Family highlights include a small roller coaster and the world's highest altitude Ferris
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Aimed primarily at younger children, the park offers a variety of whimsical entertainments
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Park best suited for children ages 2 to 12
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Have a mug of hot chocolate with mini marshmallows while choosing gifts
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Santa's Workshop is an amusement park that opened on June 16, 1956 in Cascade, Colorado, located on U.S. Route 24 just west of Colorad…
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Located:Cascade, Colorado, USA
Opened:16 June 1956
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Santa's Workshop
American amusement park
Santa's Workshop in North Pole, a hamlet in Wilmington, New York, is an amusement park that has been in operation since 1949. It was one of the first theme parks in the United States. It is open from …
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Location Wilmington, New York, USA
Opened1949
StatusOperating
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