If you have little ones caught up in the magic of the festive season, you’re probably wondering where they can meet the main man in the run up to December 25.
We’ve compiled a list of 21 places you might want to check out – see the pages below.
Please make sure to check booking arrangements directly with the venue.

17. Mytton Fold, Langho
Embrace the festive season, with a jolly fun morning on Sunday, December 1 and 15, where Santa himself is stopping off for a cuppa and a bite to eat here at Mytton Fold. Children's tickets for this event are £18.95 each and include your child's choice of magical breakfast from a festive inspired menu with fresh fruit juice, access to a gingerbread station, entertainment throughout, including kids disco, magic show and soft play, plus meet and greet with Santa himself, and a small gift. Adult's tickets for this event are £12.95 and inclusive of breakfast. | Visit Lancashire

18. Samlesbury Hall
Meet Victorian Father Christmas in the festive surroundings of Samlesbury Hall. Visit the candlelit parlour, dressed in historical decorations including holly, ivy, mistletoe and a yule log. Creating a magical atmosphere of Christmas past, along with a roaring log fire and the sounds of Victorian carols. Available on December 8, 15 and 22. Price is £11 per child. | Visit Lancashire

19. Offshore, St Annes
Offshore in South Promenade, St Anne's are ho-ho-hosting a very special breakfast with some extra special guests from the North Pole. There will be delicious food, fun by the sleigh-load and a gift for each child. Takea place on December 23. Adults £15, Children (under 12) £12. | Visit Lancashire

20. Santa's Grotto at Houndshill Shopping Centre, Blackpool
Embrace the festive season with a must-have visit to Santa’s grotto this Christmas. Your visit to Santa includes meeting the big man himself, and a gift. The Elves will be on hand to guide you through the interactive walkway where Mrs Christmas will meet you and take you into Santas Grotto. Visit Santa during weekends throughout December: 2nd & 3rd 9th & 10th 16th & 17th 23rd& 24th Photo: Blackpool Gazette

