4/5 Pamelaac 5 years ago on Google
North
Pole
Adventure
is
a
Christmas
interactivity
attraction
filled
with
lots
of
Christmas-themed
decorations.
The
staff
are
dressed
as
elves
and
other
“helpers”,
and
their
job
is
to
ensure
your
children
have
a
great
time.
There
are
centers
and
rooms,
such
as
the
Post
Office,
where
kids
are
encouraged
to
write
letters
to
Santa,
an
Elf
Clubhouse,
where
they
can
play
games,
an
Elf
University,
with
desks,
and
a
Snow
Room,
where
they
can
have
an
actual
snowball
fight.
They
can
meet
Mrs.
Claus
and
have
a
cookie
and
milk
in
her
kitchen.
There’s
a
stable,
with
an
animatronic
Rudolf
that
talks
to
the
kids;
a
giant
snow
globe
for
jumping
and
bouncing;
Santa’s
workshop,
where
elves
help
them
build
their
own
yo-yo;
and
many
other
activities.
Parents
have
plenty
of
photo
opportunities.
Near
the
end,
they
can
meet
Santa.
The
cost
of
the
adventure
is
$15
per
child/6
months
and
older.
One
adult
is
included
free
per
child.
Additional
adults
cost
$6
each.
Included
in
the
price
are
all
activities,
one
cookie
and
milk
per
person,
and
one
picture
per
child
with
Santa.
Overall,
my
five
and
nine-year-old
enjoyed
this
attraction
and
this
is
the
appropriate
age;
I
would
not
recommend
for
pre-teens
or
older.
Although
the
kids
had
a
fun
time,
and
it
was
worth
the
$15
per
child,
I
personally
didn’t
like
the
printed
wall
decorations
or
the
bored
attitude
of
some
of
the
staff.
However,
I
would
still
recommend
this
attraction
because
the
kids
love
it
and
Mrs.
Claus,
Santa,
the
woman
in
the
kitchen
with
the
cookies,
the
snow
room,
and
just
giving
the
kids
a
chance
to
have
a
fun
Christmas
activity
is
worth
the
chintzy
decorations.
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