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Santa @ Dundrum

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  • 22-11-2009 7:33pm
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    smelltheglove
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    Beought the kids to see Santa at Dundrum today, €10 each, sounds a bit steep but you get the picture with Santa, the present which isnt bad, with a drink and sweets, best Santa we have been to in a long time for value and experience.


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    conhharte
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    Hi - Am thinking og going there but not sure if it will suit 7 & 8 yr olds. What do you think pls!:confused:


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    CombatCow
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    He's free in Arnotts on Henry st, im sure you dont get a gift or anythign tho....


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    garion
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    I was actually talking to one of the three Santas from Dundrum in the pub the other day! He popped in on his break to watch a bit of the Liverpool Everton match. And yes Santa is most definately a red! :)

    Sound fella. He said he'd done loads of Santa stuff before & says the setup in Dundrum is the best he's ever seen. Great fun with kids & parents and everyone always leaves happy.


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    J@yK@y
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    Brought my two and three year old to Dundrum on Sunday. It was about a 30 minute wait but they have lots of christmas displays to look at while you wait - the time flew by. Santa was very nice and had plenty of time for the kids, we did not feel rushed at all. Pressies are cheap but the kids where pleased - for the price, it is good value especially with a photo for each child included...not sure is a bargain but just good value.


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    washiskin
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    Took the sisters kids to see the Santa in Brown Thomas on Saturday.
    €5 for the visit, a picture each for the kids and a lovely Candy Cane.
    He was absolutely great with the kids and very authentic, my niece was saying that the Elves were not real, to which one of them replied that she was a senior Elf and had grown that tall due to eating vegetables - priceless! :) and the best thing was the €5 went to ISPCC.


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    conhharte
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭conhharte


    What about the Zoo has anyone been there for Breakfast with Santa?


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