Dan L.

Santa's Workshop is such a wonderful family theme park to visit. My family has come for generations and I hope it stays around for generations to come. Step back to a more simple time before mega amusement parks. Bring your children while they are young for the best possible experience if you love Santa and Christmas. Lean into to the Christmas spirit and you'll have an amazing time. Merry Christmas!!!

Gabrielle C.

Hello, I went to Santa's workshop with my four year old and my family recently and we had the best time! My son is the third generation to go with his family to this place and it's just as it was when I was little. His face lit up with joy as we did the Christmas in July event. We got to have dinner with Santa and breakfast, as well as have a campfire and sing along with some or Santa's friends. The staff was incredibly accommodating and friendly. The shows that were put on were perfect for his age and he had a blast. It was truly a joy to see my son enjoy the magic of this place as I did and my mother did before me.

I was so so so excited to bring my family here for a magical Christmas experience. My dad and aunt used to tell us of how amazing this place was when they were kids in the 50's. We drove 5 hours to get here. My first issue was the price of the ticket. I knew from the start that it was $39 per person. I did my research, I read the reviews and they were solid. I was fully expecting to have a magical experience that was worth the $200 we paid for a family of five to get in. Unfortunately the sticker price is way off for this place. I came with little kids who were excited about the rides. There were only three working. The train wasn't even working which was such a disappointment. If I was told that this was an old abandoned amusement park, I would have believed it. The paths weren't paved which made getting around without falling very difficult. We had a stroller that was tough to push around. There was a knocked over path lamp on the ground with broken glass. I mentioned it to a worker and the glass was still there an hour later when we went by it again. The rides themselves were cute and I totally get the nostalgic draw but they were in rough shape. The shops were cute but definitely not $40 ticket cute plus the ones that were selling stuff were practically empty of merchandise. The gift shop was bare bones. One of their reindeer was super stressed out and pacing in circles in its pen. It was sad to see. I was expecting magic. My kids had fun but they were over it after two hours. If this was $10/15 to get in, I'd be like "yes ! This is so cute/retro/ nostalgic" but for $40? Nope. So disappointed.

Colleen C.

very special time capsule of a place nostalgic imaginative + creative welcoming + friendly fun, #familyTrip I went here as a kid and am thankful to be able to bring my babygirl here as well to make memories. The ride operators are so sweet... before hopping on the train the conductor says each time "look to the left in the woods to see where the elves live in the trees" and then there they are ! Little doors on the trees. When we tried to tip him for the 3 times he took our gang on the loop he would not accept saying "you pay enough to come through the gate" (which at $30 dollars for adults and kids 2+ I thought was far beyond reasonable) we went on a chilly, Autumn day and were glad to have some warm split pea & ham soup to warm us up as we say inside the lunchroom chalet. We arrived around 230pm and realized they closed at 3pm. Instead of rushing us out, the gentleman that runs the kitchen sat down and had a chat with us, reassuring us there was no rush for us to leave. After living in Miami for the last 8 years and NYC for 10 years prior to that...it warmed my soul to have genuine and kind conversation. If you're visiting the #Adirondacks be sure to stop by!