Such a magical experience. We ordered our tickets online where there at opening and we right to Santa . We were maybe the second family in line . Santa was kind and the whole experience was magical. I was surprised by the affordable prices of the photo packages . We found all items at the park priced fairly. Compared to other amusement parks. Feeding the reindeer was so much fun. The location is magical in a somewhat remote area so we made sure to have plenty of fuel .

We have gone to Santas Village twice before during the summer. However, this is the first time we went during the Christmas season. Our kids are 9 and 7 yo, so we knew this was one of the last “magical” years. We went on a day when tickets were sold out, but it was never too crowded. The longest line we waited in was about 40 minutes for the sleigh ride. Most of the time we waited about 5 minutes to get on a ride. The scenery and lights were perfection, and I really felt like I was in Santa Village. My kids enjoyed the rides, getting a ring at the Blacksmith shop and playing the “Elfabet” game. The donuts at the donut stand were so fresh and tasty- the perfect afternoon treat. If you go during the winter, make sure to bundle up even if it isn’t that cold as you will spend the entire day outside. My kids can’t wait to go back during the summer so we can do the waterpark .

What an amazing little treasure in the mountains of NH! We visited with our 7 y/o and 5 y/o daughters and had the best time. It is clean, safe and has a ton of activities to enjoy! The staff was professional and kind. We loved Paul at Himalaya and Reggie at the Carousel, who were extra great with the kids, but everyone was wonderful. We also tried out the brand new roller coaster, The Midnight Flyer, which was a total blast! Our 5 y/o is short, like the size of a 3 y/o, but of course wants the experiences of the kids her ages and we found that she was able to go on all of the rides, with the exception of the bumper cars, as long as a parent accompanied her. We GREATLY appreciated this consideration as it allowed her to have the full experience. The water park was also amazing. Overall, a wonderful day in a beautiful spot. It is obvious that a lot of thought and attention has gone into the park. We will be back!

The best memories were made today! I went with my parents 50 years ago, I took my children 25 years ago and today, we took my kids and my 2 year old grandson. Even though it rained, we had a fantastic time! Lines were short, all of Santa’s Helpers were so friendly and helpful and the food was awesome! We loved every second

Just returned from a family trip to Santa's Village, and I can't say enough about the great time that was had by all three generations of our family. The park wasn't overcrowded (probably due to the online ticketing requirement), the lines for the rides were short, there was plenty of shade, plenty of places to sit while waiting for riders and lots of picnic tables. All of the employees were pleasant and the rides were fun! I hadn't been here in almost 30 years, and was so pleased to see that it has retained its charm. I would (and already have!) highly recommend Santa's Village to anyone looking for a fun day in the White Mountains.

Wonderful! I cannot say enough about the experience we had at Santa's Village. I had not been since I was a child 35 years ago. Bringing my own family for the first time, I was struck by the care taken to ensure the guest experience. Limitations on the number of visitors prevented any long lines for rides and amusements. The staff was courteous and helpful. It is rare in this modern day to find a business that puts the patron experience above that of profit. A fantastic time was had by all, I cannot recommend it enough!

Never have we left Santa's Village and said we didn't have a good time. We've been going there since we were kids (in our 40s now) and it still is fun for both us and the kids. The Waterpark is a huge attraction. While crowded even on this week day visit, it wad refreshing and fun for all. Whether you tackle the water slides, play in the splash pad or just wade in the water - it's all good! This years big change is the new roller coaster. They did a good job advertising it's arrival because there were long lines for it with everyone wanting a turn. My family all had a great ride (or two) on it. One tip is we always buy the refillable cups. It's 15 bucks each with unlimited fill ups. You get to keep the cup, and get as many drinks in it while you are there. Definitely worth it for is. Until next time SV...

SO worth the travel time!! It is the only park that is relaxing not tiring! Everything about this park is wonderful. I just went back after a 10 year hiatus and it is better than ever. Adults and children of ALL ages enjoy their time there. We will do 2 days instead of 1 next time!

I have been going to Santa’s Village for 15 years in a row, first with my Grandchildren and now with other little ones in the family. It is always clean, friendly, and the flowers are beautiful. It is also very friendly to older people like myself who have trouble walking. They actually stopped the log flume ride when I got on and off. This is truly a special place.

I didn't expect my heart to be touched at an amusement park, but it was here. Celeste the snow angel was in the book store when we went in, and my two year old noticed her reading a story to another child. To my amazement, my child picked out a book, waited her turn, and then plopped down right next to Celeste! Celeste was so good with her and a great story reader, we bought the book and she signed it for us. Much later in the day, we waved to her from the sky sleigh and she remembered my child's name! She said "Hi, (child's name)!" It was magical. The whole staff went above and beyond, including a lady who saw my child drop her freshly decorated gingerbread cookie face down on the floor and swooped right in to get her a fresh one. It honestly felt like being surrounded by family. There was a total absence of the usual money grabbing theme park gimmicks. There were several water fountains to fill up your bottle at, for example. It felt like everyone just wanted the best for the kids and for each other. The spirit of Christmas is alive in Santa's Village.