Not bad....just not well organized as it is not very well located without price signs resulting in a queue at the checkout for information on the various shopping steps...I recommend going straight to the queue for Santa Claus and then following the route because always queuing to go to Santa Claus.

Two parents and a child = €20 to queue for half an hour for the sole purpose of entering a heavily decorated room where the only activity was to take a photo with Santa Claus. Furthermore, the photographer's photo costs €5, not even the dignity of having it included in the price. The room was beautiful, but €20 to enter a 100 m2 setting: I felt robbed.

Small, it offers nothing except 10 minutes of dancing in front of Santa Claus, and the possibility of writing the letter... honestly it's a mistake to have paid 28 euros for tickets (unfortunately I made the purchase online and there is also a pre-sale !) for being inside for a total of 30 minutes taking it easy... I've seen many Santa Claus houses in recent years... this is without a doubt the worst.

The magical economy of Christmas: ticket is €7.00 for adults and €6.00 ​​for children aged 2-11 years. In advance on the internet with the skip-the-line ticket you will have to add one euro per ticket. At Villa Montalvo you enter a large room, all in all well set up, but as soon as you look around you find yourself already queuing for Santa Claus who, after an exhausting queue, welcomes you into his arms for the usual photo. Santa Claus who lives at the North Pole, but comes from the South, really seems like the original and is very nice and friendly. After bypassing all the people in line you can exit into the courtyard, with two sad stalls selling Christmas objects and a stall where you can eat a sandwich. You can collect your photo at the exit for €5.00 (13x18), or €12.00 for three photos. Baby dance entertainer present together with Minnie and Mickey Mouse (now out of fashion). If you want to take the train to Santa Claus's house (Campi centre) you will have to pay (€5.00). With the ticket you can enter Santa Claus' post office where a wooden contraption will send your letter. We didn't get to see Santa's House

Very small and not worth the cost. There is better

A delusion! 7 euros each to enter and 6 euros for the children to stay inside for 5 minutes and take a photo with Santa Claus without even having him write a letter. The laboratories are in the center and therefore distant and many also require a fee! I don't recommend it, I've seen many much better organized ones like Lucca and Montecatini. The only positive note is the presence of the Avengers and Snow White.

Unheard of sadness… 5 min for €28!

Normal

1 star, because there are no less. Lots of publicity, but in the end nothing! I had some doubts as I couldn't find photos online of people who had been there. A Villa, well decorated but inside only a few tables where children could write letters and a very long queue to take a photo with Santa Claus. Oh obviously, in addition to the entrance ticket you have to pay for everything, outside there are only trampolines (for a fee), if you want to buy a photo with Santa Claus, a kiosk with medium-high prices and that's it, a train (for a fee) which takes you to the center where there are 6 stalls (the famous Christmas market) and that's it!!!!!

(Translated by Google) I recommend going to the center of Campi Bisenzio to avoid all the expensive expenses (Original) Consiglio di andare nel centro di Campi bisenzio per evitare tutte le spese esose

Total disappointment!! Don't waste your money Spent €20 just to have them take a photo with Santa Claus... they make you pay for entry and honestly I don't know what for... Then you pay for everything, the train is separate and €3 per person for the wooden toy, €5 for face painting for a fee... in the center there is nothing, it's sad Avoid