Theme Parks are usually associated with summer, but one New Hampshire theme park has a distinctly winter feel. Santa’s Village in Jefferson is a favorite destination for families during the summer, but during the winter the park opens up and feel like a whole new destination. From the lights to the rides, this New Hampshire park gives an experience that will ignite your Christmas spirit.
During the short days in November and December, the most amazing way to see Santa’s Village is at night.
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That’s when millions of lights light up the park, making you feel like you’ve been transported to a Christmas wonderland.
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But it isn’t just about the lights - there are 18 rides that operate all winter long.
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Riding these attractions like this roller coaster, through snowy evergreens is a truly unforgettable experience.
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Just ask these two.
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Of course, there are plenty of lower-key options, including seeing the different Christmas attractions…
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Or getting into a bit of holiday mischief.
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You might even see Santa AND his reindeer.
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One of the most magical rides in Santa’s Village is Santa’s Express Train, which will feel like a ride straight out of the North Pole.
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Even the places to eat at Santa’s Village look magical illuminated in the cool winter sky.
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Be sure to check out the massive main Christmas tree (although it would be pretty impossible to miss).
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The fun doesn’t end at Christmas. The theme park also hosts a New Years Eve celebration unlike any other.
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Sant’a Village is open weekends in November and December.
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For more information on hours and admissions, visit Santa’s Village’s website.
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Looking for more Christmas magic? Check out this magical polar express train ride that everyone in New Hampshire should experience.
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