Auntie Nora got us tickets for "Sunset with Santa" at the local Children's Museum. On the way there, the kids were actually more excited about the possibility of getting frozen yogurt on the way home than about seeing Santa, but once we were there I think they really enjoyed it. It was pretty much just Santa coming down the chimney and then the kids getting to talk to him, but the advantage of going when we did is that there wasn't too much of a line or wait. The kids talked to the Snow Queen first, then to Santa, who, as you might imagine, was very nice. (Even though I'm pretty sure he had no idea what Matthew was talking about when he requested "a stuffed Citron from Plants versus Zombies from the same place we got it last year.")
Auntie Nora got us tickets for "Sunset with Santa" at the local Children's Museum. On the way there, the kids were actually more excited about the possibility of getting frozen yogurt on the way home than about seeing Santa, but once we were there I think they really enjoyed it. It was pretty much just Santa coming down the chimney and then the kids getting to talk to him, but the advantage of going when we did is that there wasn't too much of a line or wait. The kids talked to the Snow Queen first, then to Santa, who, as you might imagine, was very nice. (Even though I'm pretty sure he had no idea what Matthew was talking about when he requested "a stuffed Citron from Plants versus Zombies from the same place we got it last year.") 
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