Christmas 2019: Best Santa’s grottos in the UK including a festive sleepover in Legoland
THERE'S nothing like meeting Santa to get into the festive spirit - and it's an experience that your kids will love.
We've rounded up the best grottos and experiences where your little ones can meet Santa around the UK, and they won't break the bank.
Every year around Christmas, thousands of children are visiting Santa's grottos to share wishlists for presents and experience the magic with their families.
Luckily, there are plenty of Santa's grottos around the UK, so you don't have to travel far to meet the famous man.
We've scoured the web to find the most exciting experiences for your kids that won't break the bank.
Keep an eye out for offers that include adult attractions too, so every member of the family can make the most of it.
City Cruises' Sail With Santa
Fancy doing something different this year? Then City Cruises' Sail with Santa might be just right.
Children will have an opportunity to meet Santa, get a soft drink, festive cookie and even a special gift!
Adults will be able to enjoy a glass of mulled wine or a hot drink and a mince pie.
When booked online, an adult ticket costs £28 and kids' are £16.
Departing from Tower Pier, it's also a great way to see the city.
Christmas in Leicester Square
is perfect for those, who seek for Christmas magic right at the heart of the London city.
You'll have a chance to wander around festive alpine market stalls and meet Father Christmas that has prepared a special gift for a little one.
The experience launches on November 9, and will be open right up until Christmas Eve.
Tickets start from £11.50 pp and .
Victorian Santa's Grotto at the Museum of London Docklands
If you're looking for a different Santa's Grotto this year, look no further than the one at the Museum of London Docklands.
It's set back in the 19th century, meaning that the Christmas atmosphere will be filled with Victorian carols and authentic decorations.
Tickets include a festive gift for a child and cost from £10, and there's also a chance to get a photograph with a Santa itself.
You can check the dates available and make your booking
Santa's Grotto Workshop at Hamleys
Hamleys is well-know for creating a magical atmosphere, especially around Christmas.
This year, Santa's Grotto Workshop will revolve around seasonal activities at the Hamleys North Pole.
Kids will be spending time with Santa, bringing home a special gift and incredible memories.
Available in three locations across the UK - London, Glasgow, and Lakeside - prices start from £20pp and you can check the availability and book tickets .
Santa Sleepovers at Legoland Windsor
has always been associated with fun, joy and quality family time.
And it's even a better entertainment around Christmas: Elves' Magic Show, LEGO gift building, festive cheer and Father Christmas delivering presents.
It's all going to make sure that you make the most of the magical time.
There's a special package for a family of four that includes access to Legoland rides and shows, plus a personal Father Christmas meet and greet.
You'll also get a one-night stay in a Lego-themed family room, breakfast, Christmas gift for every child and more from £300.
Father Christmas And His Elves' Camp At The Eden Project
is the largest indoor rainforest, attracting visitors from all over the world.
During the Christmas period, it turns into a magical camp for Father Christmas and his Elves that invites kids to experience a magic world.
Children will be able to see the real life of Elves: bunkbeds, the pigeonholes full of kids' letters and all the stockings.
And there's also going to be a story read beside an open fire to enjoy a special time with the man in red.
You can book your ticket , and prices starts from £10pp.
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