My 3 year old son loved the bus ride and the little activites prepared for the kids. It is definitely an experience for younger kids, which I'm so glad my son enjoyed, welcoming the christmas spirit. However, it was hot in the warehouse even during the wintertime. The kids picked and dressed bears they couldnt keep. The waiting area for santa pictures was crammed and long, so you can imagine the frustration of parents with impatient littles standing in line. The pictures with Santa were rushed and blurry. I asked to see them and they immediately said they came out good (which they didn't) We drove from Phoenix, so its not worth the money in my opinion. read more

The North Pole was honestly astounding. This was our first time coming up to Flagstaff for Christmas events, and we were torn between this and another well known activity. We picked the North Pole and I'm glad we did. I wish I could give extra stars because I was beyond impressed. The detail, the staff, and the commitment to making it feel magical for kids were top tier. From the moment you board the trolley, they move you from one fun stop to the next. You get transported to the North Pole, welcomed in, the kids get to build Christmas toys, try Mrs. Claus' snacks, and then you get real one on one time with Santa. There's a lot more ton include, interactive activities, singing and dancing. If you're on the fence, go. You won't be disappointed. read more

Even better than I expected, i heard from my friend who went there last year but didn't want to do any research because I also wanted to be surprise for me. As soon as arriving at Little America hotel, there are signs all around to check in for North Pole experience. All the Elfs were super helpful. Check in was easy. But there were so many kids and adults walking around the place. Our ride was at 12.30 and we lined up inside at 12.15. We enter the trolley and the ride is like 10-15 minutes, you can't see through the windows, but there is a TV on and Elf is talking all the time. When we got there, everything was unbelievable. In the first room we meet elves and huge room with compas and all the Christmas decorations. Right after that kids lined up at the door and we enter another room where they got teddy bears and clothes and they need to put the clothes on a bear. This was interactive and very fun experience kids really enjoyed. Next room was the room with the belt where gifts are loaded on the belt. They had music and bubbles coming from the ceiling which was amazing. Next room was like big dining room where all the kids sat down (some adults too?!) And had cinnamon rolls and hot cocoa. Can't remember what was the next room, but very late room was with Santa. They would take pictures with us and Santa. Santa was the coolest guy ever, he talked to us and kids and made jokes. Kids were laughing all the time. He would say silly words so kids would laugh (snicker doodle, fart....) I didn't feel rushed or something. Truly great experience. And plus kids get the black teddy bear with NPX outfit. After Santa's room we exit out to outside area and waited for the trolley to bring us back to the hotel. Amazing and so blessed that I was part of it. Forget to mention room where they were able to write letter to Santa. read more

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Expensive but very enjoyable for the family. The ride through the portal was exciting and the yeti-os were delicious. Sometimes it was hard to hear what the elves were saying due to poor acoustics but great fun nonetheless. read more

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Amazing, my kid had a blast. Was great to see him light up with the Christmas spirit and cheer. Staff all friendly and very into character. Pictures with Santa time with the elf's. Mrs claus donuts were are favorite. We got the extra to take home but forgot to get them or they forgot to give so they are mailing them to us. We also got the ornament that all the helpers Santa and Mrs. All signed. Great experience over all, from the bus ride and portal to the end we would love to return next year. They have a gift shop as well. read more

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Had to take our son here and overall liked the experience. The staff keeps well engaged. Kids love it and well-managed sequence of events for kids and families. Overpriced store for sure but we ended up getting a couple of items anyways. I wouldn't blame their business model. Overall recommended at least once in a lifetime. read more

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We had an amazing time!! I have a special needs son and my husband had to exit with him while we were on line to see Santa! When it was our turn the staff located them and had us go in to see Santa ahead of the others standing in line. It was organized and not chaotic at all!!! Events like this can be daunting for special needs families because we just never know how it will go... will we get the Santa picture? Will my child throw a tantrum... will the lines be too long? Will it be too stimulating? We never know. I was so touched by how smoothly everything went that I teared up on my way back. I got the Santa picture! I got the family picture! Thank for you seeing us / our son/ our situation. For helping us. For showing kindness and grace and love. read more

This experience is really cute. If your kids get restless this might be better for them than the Polar Express train. I would recommend this for the average 4, 5, and 6 year olds. Mine is 7 and while he enjoyed it, i think he's just slightly too old for it to be "magical" - but make the call based on your own kids. The free bear is great but this years bear's face looked a bit like a monkey! You don't need to check in to the bus an hour before! But if you do you can kill time in the North Pole gift shop and the hotel gift shop. Parents please don't bring kids if they can't walk through on their own - they need to be old enough to experience and remember it, if youre spending that much money! I do think the time slots are a bit close together. My recommendations for the people that plan this: (1) build in time for a bathroom break at the beginning upon arrival and at the end before boarding the bus again (2) give the elves mic packs, it was a little hard to hear and you can't keep the kids attention off they can't hear, (3) give more time to the bear dressing, Mrs Claus, and letter writing rooms, as these are more interactive. The pacing for the other rooms are just fine - any longer and you will lose them! All in all, time well spent in Flagstaff, er, the North Pole! read more

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Our family of 7 had an amazing time. From the check in area inside of the Little America Hotel, where the decore was brilliant to take family pics, to the trolley ride through the portal to the North Pole. The entire experience throughout Santa's workshop was amazing!!! My kids had a blast interacting with the elves, Mrs. C, and they had a ton of fun searching for Scout Elves. Meeting Santa was magical! He was just the best interacting and having fun with our entire family. The elves taking our family pics really put in a ton of effort as well to make sure we got a good photo. We will definitely look back on this memory fondly for many years! We highly recommend this Christmas adventure. read more

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I think this experience was far better than the Polar Express Train ride! Each room offers a unique experience. It is very interactive and the kids get a teddy bear! read more

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This was such a fun experience! We took our 4 year old daughter and she had a blast! The journey begins at Little America -- you check in and then await your trolley to the North Pole and ultimately Santa's Workshop. There are lots of elves around showing us different parts of the toy making areas and then meeting with Mrs. Claus for some treats and cocoa. The kids go to Elf University and graduate as elves, receiving their graduation certificate at the end. The last part of the magical experience is meeting Santa and taking photos. Santa also personally gifts a teddy and spends some one-on-one time with the kiddos. Overall, a wonderful experience for families! We really enjoyed it and would absolutely recommend it. Staying at Little America is very convenient for this event -- I do recommend this hotel as well! read more

This was our second year going with our now six year old, and it was incredible both times! Some of the older reviews just do not match our experience. From start to finish, this is a highly immersive and curated experience where even as an adult, I felt the magic. The elves were all great, highly engaged and focused on making the experience memorable. The vintage toys, the sleigh, the reindeer crossing over as you wait for your Santa time - everything just works. Our daughter absolutely loved every second of it, and frankly so did all of the adults! I limited the photos I'm posting, because there are people in most of them and I want to be respectful. But this is absolutely worth the money in my opinion! read more

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YESSS Las Vegas peeps and anyone looking for a memorable and classic holiday experience like non other! The North Pole Experience checks all the boxes and isn't a world away. Or is it? :) You board the Santa shuttle with other guests and a dedicated team of elves. The elf on the microphone tells you all you need to know about the magic portal that brings you to the North Pole from Arizona within minutes. You arrive to Santa's workshop where you get to help create toys for the workshop, fabulous holiday decorations, delectable donuts, snowman soup aka hot chocolate, a personalized Santa visit with photos, and a keepsake bear before taking the portal back to where you started. I must add that Little America Hotel was wonderful for this experience! This is where the shuttle leaves from and we really liked the accommodations. Furthermore, we had a delicious dinner at the Silver Pines restaurant located on-site and it felt so Christmas everywhere. The decor is beautiful and I highly recommend the experience in the late afternoon or evening so you can see all the glistening lights. Lastly, the staff of elves and their dedication to this experience really makes it all seem so real! If you're looking for a heartfelt, magical, lovely family holiday time, The North Pole experience is it :) read more

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This was the highlight of the weekend. My grandchildren ages 6 & 8 were totally in awe with this experience. I would recommend doing the polar express first because after the North Pole Experience the polar express was as my 6 year old said" boring". They kids enjoyed every single minute of the North Pole experience. It created a magical atmosphere and pure joy for them. I would recommend this highly for your Christmas season. read more

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Very cute Santa experience in Flagstaff. I took my family and my kiddos loved it. I felt it was kinda crazy being rushed from one room to the next, but I get it. It's like an amusement park and the line/group has to keep moving. My favorite part was meeting Santa. Oh my, he was a great looking Santa and he was so nice. A cute perk was that the kids got Teddy bears. Too cute. read more

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We had a magical experience yesterday at the NPX. My boys are 2 and 7 and unexpectedly, both of them had fun. I was worried we'd feel rushed but it didn't feel like it at all. The kids were dancing and eating with Mrs. Claus, they prepared gifts with the elves and they went to Elf University. Santa Claus (8:20pm 12/7) took his time to listen to what the kids wanted for Christmas. They had so much fun! A recommendation? Do it at night! read more

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It was cute. I didnt like that they tell you to be there 45 minutes early and then really you could just arrive on time as we watched groups that did that. I dont like my time being wasted. Kids got a cute bear. read more

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Too expensive. Expected a magical train, not a bus. One and a half hours of too much talking, poor entertainment. The North Pole experience was boring and not worth the price. Disappointed. read more

Okay friends! A lot of the reviews on here are SO negative. I find that really sad... I believe the problem that people complain is because they took their kids at an age that is too young. If your child wants to run wild and has difficulties paying attention or respecting rules then this may not be the experience for you until they hit the appropriate age. It's like taking your kids to Disneyland when the are "free" 3 and under I'm sorry but your setting yourself up for a miserable trip, don't doc the establishment or employees because your trying to pinch pennies. This is the same for this experience! You have to remember your not the only one in the room, there has to be a time limit for each family so everyone can "share" the experience. My family and I had a great experience. our son is 12 and daughter is 7, now my son knows the story of Santa but still played into the experience and made it magical for his sister. Each kid develops at different ages so finding that "ideal" age is important for this kind of experience. Personally the ticket prices were decent for the experience that comes with it. I purchased the commemorative ornament (tip- take it with you through the entire experience because the elves will sign it) along with the yetti-O's donut kit. The ornament and the kit are very nice quality for what you pay. From checking in, the trolley (charter bus) ride, to the entrance into santas workshop all the way through the entire experience was so much fun! Each room has something interactive to do, the elves were nice, fun and engaging. I am very big on making sure our family picture is taken with a legit bearded Santa and the one we got to meet was awesome! He was engaging with both kids, a nice bear was given to both of them and questions asked about what they want for Christmas along with what was their favorite part of his workshop? We did not feel rushed at all. They had special touches smells, sounds, little scouter elves in each room that didn't go unnoticed by my husband and I. All these little details added to the experience. We would highly recommend this experience and will do it again I'm sure. Thankfully we chose the perfect age for our daughter before that child's innocent Christmas spirit is gone. My only other tip I would recommend for first timers would be to go at night time. We did an early morning time slot and now having gone through the whole thing I think night time would make the experience even that more magical. read more

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It was so much fun! My 8 yr old loved it. Way better than expected. Everything seemed very well thought out. read more

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The 8 yr old was so happy; the 4 yr old was indifferent. The 3 adults were not pleased with how things could have gone. It was all about shuffling crowds through.....too many booked $$$$. The adults kept blocking the way to take photos of our kids. Each room I.e., dressing a bear to be sent to Santa's sled was kept only a few min so the 4 yr old could not get it dressed, so the elf just took it from him; The yeti donut room did not have enough "3 oz of cocoa in a plastic cup" and dixie cup with 3 little donuts" for all-some adults got/some not. Then only about 4 min which meant kids could not eat that fast; Kids could not write their Santa list fast enough, so felt sad they wouldn't get stuff--adults had to fill it out! The Santa was very nice and REAL. The kids each got a bear-very nice. From time on the bus to start the drive to the bldg to time on the bus to go back was 1 hr. SO a total of 1 hr & 20 min including driving time! I complained so a person gave us 2 ornaments. Others just complained on the bus to each other. The decor around everywhere was very nice and festive. JUST reduce the overcrowding and slow down!!! Each room needs a minimum of 12-15 min. Again, all about the money! read more

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Came up here with my son on a Saturday and had a blast. They take you room to room and he loved the experience. Stayed the hot chocolate was better than Starbucks. Probably spent almost 1 1/2 to 2 hours through the whole thing. He enjoyed building toys for kids read more

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We truly loved every moment of this experience! I am honestly shocked by the negative reviews. Every aspect of this hour and 40 minute experience was so thought out, well executed and magical. I was worried our 15 month old wouldn't get anything out of it but even he was mesmerized and had a great time. However, he was terrified of Santa but that was to be expected. Santa was very friendly and we really liked the fact that each family got a private experience with Santa with no one else besides the staff in the room. We have not seen that anywhere else before. 10/10 experience and honestly would choose this again over the Polar Express. My 5 year old also said he enjoyed this more read more

The North Pole Experience - Santa - Performing Arts Near Me - Flagstaff, Arizona

GREAT experience for littles. Our littles are 4 and 2 and we brought them here. It was very well thought out and executed. Dancing and donuts with Mrs Clause, helping elves make toys, meeting the big guy himself!! The kids were totally immersed in the North Pole experience. We will absolutely go again. read more

This was experience was greatly put together. Starting with the bus ride from the hotel. They really made you feel like you were heading to the North Pole. Once we arrived it was very interactive for the kids. They put a lot of detail to each room. Santa's workshop was my favorite which they showed the kids what it took to make a teddy bear. Along the way the gave out hot chocolate and had the kids write letters to Santa. At the end you get a picture with Santa and Santa gave each kid a teddy bear to keep. Best part they provide free digital copies of all the pictures you take with Santa. read more

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Was a great experience, I never thought i revive my childhood memories. I enjoyed watching my kids happy and enjoying the experience. Highly recommended. Fue una buena experiencia, nunca pensé que reviviría mis recuerdos de mi infancia. Disfruté viendo mis hijos felices y disfrutando la experiencia. Altamente recomendado. read more

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The North Pole experience in itself was absolutely magical. this is not our first year going and I will continue to love the overall experience and take my children. I am only writing this review so that someone can talk to Santa about the way he chooses to speak to children. While on the train, Santa boarded so he could hand out bells to the children. my son is 8 years old and was practically shaking he was so excited to see Santa. my son was holding out his hand waiting his turn for santa to give him a bell and saying "Santa Santa!" out of pure little kid joy. and Santa turns to him and says "you need to learn to be patient. this is why you're in the naughty list" dropped a bell in my kids hand and walked off. my son proceeded to cry the entire drive home that Santa told him he was on the naughty list, and I'm honestly just livid about it. I KNOW I did not just drive three hours, pay hundreds of dollars to have Santa be an asshole and make my kid cry. Santa this year needs to be talked to and like re educated on how to not shatter a child's dreams or something. read more

It was just okay. **Pros:** There is a creative atmosphere, friendly staff, great attention to detail, a clean environment, and high spirits. **Cons:** You feel like you are on a conveyor belt, shuffled from room to room every 15 minutes. You can hear the next group in the other rooms moving on, similar to cows being herded with tickets and numbers. The elves talk excessively during the experience, and the lines and crowds in the small rooms can feel quite claustrophobic.- The experience is structured, and you are given instructions. We anticipated a more free-range adventure. - It is not suitable for kids with sensory sensitivities. read more

This was such a cute experience for my kids. They loved every minute of it. You meet at Little America Hotel, and you get on a trolley to get to the North Pole Experience. The trolley in itself was an experience, and they really hype the kids up. They pretend that we have to go through a "portal" to get to the North Pole. They had so many different interactive rooms and in the end you get to meet Santa, take pictures, and he hands every kid a teddy bear. The Santa was so perfect, and my 1 year old didn't cry at all! She loved him, and felt comfortable. Would definitely recommend! read more

Awesome time both times I have gone with my grand babies! An awe inspiring experience none of us will forget! I loved watching the pure joy on their faces and we will be back! read more

I was somewhat disappointed in this experience, I guess maybe I was expecting to be "WOW'ed" after reading a few good reviews that highly recommended this- my mistake. I should've read more reviews, especially the negative ones. I was just looking for things to do with my kids(4 & 5 years old) this holiday season, didn't read more about the experience beforehand, so I had no idea what to expect at all, other than I thought it was supposed to be really super fun and amazing. First off- this experience is definitely geared towards kids- mainly in the age range of about 4/5 to at most mayyyybe 7. Older than that, they'd likely be bored. I couldn't pinpoint why I didn't feel right when I left the experience, why I didn't feel like I was as happy as I was expecting to be? Then read the negative reviews on here which helped made it make sense. You are transported in a bus that has all the windows covered so you can't really see anything. An elf talks during the ride to try to make it interactive. It was boring. (A nice touch would be to use actual monitors/digital screens) and display like snow or something to make it feel like we're being transported through a portal- which is the vibe they were *trying* to portray. Then you get dropped off at the "North Pole" which is basically a group of small warehouses you get shuttled like cattle through, room to room. Too many people in the room- all the adults end up just standing around in the back to let all the kids try to get front row view, but basically the elf workers just talk and talk- so yeah if your kid doesn't know how to listen and pay attention they will be bored because there's not much activity that goes on in each room. You do not get the independence to explore and do your own thing. The rooms are decorated beautifully- but there's no opportunity to take nice photos with you or the kids because it's so crowded, and you spend about maybe 10 minutes max in each room. My kids don't even get enough time to register what is going on, all confused and hesitant to participate when the elves start directing them to get in line or to do something, before we get shuffled to the next room. For $68 per person- you get a SIP of hot chocolate, a few tiny sugar donuts (which were only offered to the kids), a nice photo with Santa, and the kids each get to keep a souvenir teddy bear. I feel like it could be so much more. It has potential. But it's obviously made to be a money making gig. It would be nice to be able to have more professional photo opportunities included as the rooms were decorated so beautifully. But there just wasn't much for my kids to actually explore or play with. You spend about 3 minutes with Santa. At least the Santa photo came out nice, but wasn't worth $260. Overall, disappointed, not sure if I would do this again. Don't think I would be recommending it to anyone. For what we got, the price of the tickets shouldn't be more than $20-25 per person. read more

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Took my 4.5 year old for the 1st time Dec 16th. We had an OK experience with it. My son was very excited to go and once we actually got inside of the rooms, he was scared and didn't really like it. There are SO many kids and everyone is pushing each other around. At one point, a kid started a fight with my son. And the parent, nowhere to be found. Overall, the experience felt dark and rushed to me. Yes, it was decorated to the rim with trains, presents, toys, and all things Christmas. So, it was fun to take photos. The few "Elves" that were around did try to interact with the kids, but I felt that they were just rushed or not really happy as they appeared to be. I felt my son felt that too. I was confused at one of the stations, they have the kids dress up bears and then see if the bear passes a test. Then they take the bear. Like, why don't they just give the kid the bear they just dressed? My kid was so disappointed he just dressed up a bear and didn't get to keep it. They do give a bear at the end, which was cute. But, I think they could improve on this. It was fun to go, but we honestly had more fun at Bearizona and outside in the snow. read more

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Our family had the most magical time at the North Pole Experience! We made the 2 hour drive from Phoenix to Flagstaff for this memorable opportunity. To start, you board a "trolley" aka bus which takes you to an offsite location aka the North Pole. I originally thought this experience was at the hotel, but it isn't. They have a fun human elf and TV clips that make the trolley ride fun and interactive both to and from the North Pole. Once you arrive, you're greeted by elves and taken back to experience multiple rooms of wonder, i.e. favorite toys, workshop, teddy bear stuffing, elf school, treats with Mrs. Claus, etc. At the end, you get to meet Santa, get your photo taken, and the kiddos are sent home with a cute teddy bear. My 5 year old absolutely loved it, but my 2.5 year old was just a tad too young. We will make this an annual tradition for as long as we can! :) I'm not sure who had more fun, the adults or the kiddos. It is worth the price. Thank you for the memories, North Pole elves! read more

We loved our adventure to the North Pole! North Pole Express (NPE) does an amazing job of pulling of a magical Christmas Adventure! But remember you have to play along too! I know a lot of families want to wear matching PJ's etc, but we did that for the Polar Express (where like that story where the kids are picked up by Santa's magical train). For the NPE we were driving in from California, and our visit included an overnight stay at Little America Hotel ((which has recently remodeled the rooms and was an amazing stay). We pulled into Flagstaff, got something to eat and waited until just after sunset to make the arrival to the lit up hotel! (Driving up to the hotel with all the Christmas lights a glow is pretty awesome). We asked the front desk to call our room and ask for our Little (8 year old by name) and tell her "the weather at the north pole and that Santa was waiting for her 7:20 departure and to meet in the lobby 30 minutes before hand". After the room call we all "wondered" what that meant, so we told her our warm beanie hats, gloves and our best Christmas gear was in order! Not "knowing" what this would entail! So as Worked like a charm! When we went down we followed the signs and checked in for our departure!!!!! How on earth were we traveling to the North Pole? As soon as you board the "Santa Trolley" the story begins how these Trolley 5000's safety videos will travel through a portal right to the North Pole! The expedition was amazing, well choreographed through Santa's toy shop, Wrapping Room, Mail Room, Ed University and a visit to Santa himself!!!! 1. Play along with the experience! Be the biggest kid at heart! 2. Book an evening trip (the experience is so much better by comparison to day reviews! 3. We plotted our story to dress in our warm Christmas Clothes since you're visiting the North Pole!!! Hats and mittens, and a lovely Christmas Sweater! 4.. If you opt to buy a Christmas Ornament in the gift shop, you'll have to try to wrangle the elves for signatures, assign a parent. (Tip: you could also bring you're own plastic Christmas ornament to be signed by sharpee which if you have a few kids save some dough). The gift shop is small and gets packed before departing, be prepared! 4. Pack some hot chocolate mix and marshmallows with candy cane stirs if you're staying at the hotel to end the night talking about your kids favorite part! 5. if staying at the hotel (or any hotel ask the front desk to play along). Again since we stayed at the little America Hotel, our stay included a breakfast with Santa in morning, so we asked the front desk for a "wake up call that said you've been invited as a special guest to breakfast downstairs at 9 am).... Well Ho Ho Ho guess who invited us? The man, the myth the legend Santa himself!!!! Which made our stay even better! Enjoy the magic, be patient, play along and remember this is all about the kids! read more

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Family Fun and Magical Christmas Journey at famous North Pole Experience (NPX) this winter. We didn't get a chance to Polar Express train ride this time due to extremely high demand of the tickets. Check out our newest Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R7V3pncxF0 Location: 2515 E Butler Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 Lodging: Little America Hotel - https://flagstaff.littleamerica.com/ What To Do: Santa's workshop, Mrs. Claus' bakery & an elf school. Tips: 1. Get the tickets 20-30 days ahead, since it's sold out really fast. 2. Ticket price varies depend on date and time of the day. 3. The NPX check in place is inside Little America Hotel and the boarding location is right in front of the Hotel. 4. Don't forget to grab the ornaments and ask for signatures along the way! Magical story behind this experience: Santa's coming to our family! While wandering across the gift shop in Little America Hotel and felt a little bit disappointed since we were not able to get NPX tickets for our whole family, due to high demand during Christmas season. 5 minutes later we were notified by the staff that our family were gifted tickets by another guest from the Hotel... 10 minutes later we were on board of the express to the North Pole... We did not even get a chance to know what these nice people looked like and their names to express our appreciation... Everything happened for a reason, we are so encouraged to pass this positive and magical holiday spirit on and wish each one have a bright and healthy 2022! read more

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During the cookie time with Mrs. CLaus the ran.out.of cookies and only half the kids got cookies. Thanks for charging us $1200 for a large group and making my kids cry. read more

Over crowded groups, shoulder to shoulder, herded through the rooms like cattle. Tried to stop to take a picture by a teddy bear Christmas tree and was told to move on by the elves. Kids didn't have time to finish their treats before being moved through to another room. No time to enjoy any of it. In the final line to meet Santa the elves literally yelled for everyone to do "yeti hugs" with our neighbors in line. When we tried to take a pic with the sleigh, the elf told the people behind us to pass us...glad we went once, as I was curious, but will never go again. read more

We did this experience as part of a week end of Santa fun !! They did a very nice job setting up different rooms with things to do from dressing teddy bears in clothing (toy making experience) to writing letters to Santa to taking pictures with Santa. I think the perfect age group for this adventure would be the 5-8 year olds. We had 0-3 year olds and they were distracted most of the time. Recommend to do once in your lifetime but definitely not a yearly adventure. read more

We have been to the NPX twice now and both times have been an amazing experience. The Christmas spirit it brings out in kids and adults alike is like nothing we've ever experience from any other holiday event. The attention to detail is fantastic, the elves were excellent, and the kids loved getting a stuffed bear to take home. Check out a video of our trip here: https://youtu.be/_l5mGwfwvqE read more

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What a magical experience for the entire family! From beginning to end The North Pole Experience was absolutely amazing! The kids were enthralled with all the things! Elves, reindeer, Santa, they have it all. My Christmas heart is full! Worth every penny read more

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