We were visiting the "Christmas in Ice" display next door, saw the sign and stopped in. We don't have kids, but I still really liked this place. First of all, unless you have a heart of darkness, there is something neat about being at Santa's house in the North Pole (yes, I know it's not the real north pole, but... More

It's a dodad shop. The outside is fun for pictures and there are some nice gifts inside but it's really just a gift shop. More

This is really a glorified Christmas store with the typical merchandise you would expect to find. I really would have liked to bring home a very unique ornament for our tree, but most of the ornaments were from China and I couldn't find something that was uniquely Alaska. There are reindeer in a pen outside the store, so that would... More

I love this place. I was there in June and again in November. I met Santa in June and told him, I was so glad to meet the "REAL" Santa.. He chuckled and we took picturesof our own, so it was all free. He offered us candy and was oh so jolly. It was very cool. We got some homemade... More

The ice sculptures behind here were really great. It was super cold thoough, so dress for it. We got good pictures. There was a fee for the ice sculptures, but not the Santa Claus house. More

Our family took the quick trip from Fairbanks to the Santa Claus House in North Pole, Alaska. I must say, I haven't seen anywhere like it before! There is a very large Santa outside which was originally displayed at the World's Fair in New York in the 60s. There is a Reindeer Farm and a very large gift shop with... More

Wonderful place to live our Christmas each year. Santa was awesome with the teenage boys...he carried on a long conversation with them until we had others in line waiting behind us. Great place to mail postcards from. The staff is so great, they will even hold your mail for December mail. Great to have the North Pole as your postmark.... More

Sucked in by the typical tourist trap, this place is a nice quick stop just outside of Fairbanks. We started off our morning by grabbing breakfast to go and driving out to North Pole, Alaska. The Santa Claus House is really the only thing to see/do there, but worth the 8 mile drive. We took photos with the reindeer, shopped... More

We drove down to this little town from fair banks...once u reach u see santa's house all decorated and feels like christmas all year round...we saw santa's reign deer out side and the santa's home is a wonder land ...i can imagine when parents go with thier kids its such a cherished time...all the kids were so happy to meet... More