......Santa recommendations

lulu34 · 16-09-2015 09:55PM #1

I know it's only sept but just looking to book Santa. We have a new addition to our family this yr and he will b 6 mths in dec. I just looked up the old creamery in adare and they want 23.50 per child inc de baby then extra for the picture.now I wouldn't mind that for the2 older kids but not a baby,. Went to aillwee caves last yr so looking for something different
Thanks

Lady Chatterton · 17-09-2015 11:07PM

Santa at Bunratty Folk Park

http://www.shannonheritage.com/Events/AnnualEvents/SantaatBunratty/

Christmas Experience at the Farmyard

http://www.thefarmyard.ie/index.php/family-events/95-christmas-event

Clare Crusaders Santa Grotto

http://clarecrusaders.ie/site/content/clare-crusaders-santas-grotto

black & white · 18-09-2015 08:23AM

I spent 20 years visiting Santa around the Mid West and of all the places we visited I thought that Ailwee Caves was the best followed by Bunratty. If cost is an issue, I heard that the Jetland is also good.

willow tree · 22-09-2015 11:18PM

Imecofarm is good for younger kids especially budget wise.. Bunratty is brilliant.
I haven't been but its meant to be fabulous..burren nature sanctuary
http://www.bns.ie/christmas.php

hohoho..

buck65 · 23-09-2015 11:13AM

willow tree wrote: »

Imecofarm is good for younger kids especially budget wise.. Bunratty is brilliant.
I haven't been but its meant to be fabulous..burren nature sanctuary
http://www.bns.ie/christmas.php

hohoho..

Seconding imecofarm, lovely day out, nice and relaxed, affordable and something different. Spent a day in Ailwee, packed, froze to death, told to arrive 3 hours early to see birds of prey, that was good - the waiting around and the cost wasn't - horrendous.

......Santa recommendations

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