Many of you have sent us this question. It is worthy of a straight answer. According to Elf Victor, Santa has both boy reindeer and girl reindeer. They all have talents and they all have a part to play during Operation Merry Christmas. Santa doesn’t know how many reindeer he actually has — thousands and […]
We’re pleased to announce the beginning of our pre-launch coverage here at the North Pole. This is an important phase in the execution of Operation Merry Christmas. Here in my department, elves are gathering to their stations now to take up the job of broadcasting the news from the North Pole. As Christmas Eve dawns […]
We begin broadcasting our news on Kringle Radio in just 12 hours. More than 50 hours are planned to begin at: 12 am — New Zealand on 12/24 10 pm — Australia on 12/23 8 pm — Seoul on 12/23 7 pm — Hong Kong on 12/23 3 pm — Dubai on 12/23 3 pm […]
Monday morning has dawned and things are very, very busy at the North Pole. My department here in Public Relations is about as busy as any department here right now. We have set up the newsdesk and are putting the pieces in place to broadcast the news of tracking Santa on Kringle Radio. We begin […]
It is a busy, busy time at the North Pole but it is also Sunday, which means everything has stopped and all are resting today. “These are important days,” Santa said. “We have our biggest week of the year ahead of us. I want the whole team to rest today, eat well, spend time with […]
There are several popular elves at the North Pole but the one who gets more mail than any other elf (besides Santa) is Elf Ed Zachary. We haven’t talked a lot about Elf Ed this year. But he is always getting letters, answering questions and writing newspaper articles for the North Pole Gazette. Elf Ed […]
From Victoria in the USA comes this great question: How do you deal with non-believers? This is a really good question because it is a problem even elves have. In fact, I answer questions for elves too and this is the most common question they have. They just cannot STAND to hear someone say that […]
Susan in Richmond in the USA asks a question on the minds of a lot of kids these days: Do you have a spy to watch me all the time? In fact, we get a lot of questions about Santa “spying”. It comes from the song “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” and the words […]
This question comes from many kids, but most recently from Kathryn in Lebanon: What if Santa’s sleigh cannot be fixed? As you know from following here and at TrackingSanta.net, Santa has had a tough go with this year’s sleigh. It seems like he has had trouble with it since early November. One kid — Josh, […]
Hi ho! Merry Christmas! As we try to get through another snowy Saturday here at the North Pole I thought I would spend some time today answering some of the most common questions coming into the North Pole this week. Our first question comes from Hannah in France, who wants to know: How long does […]
While the North Pole grapples with falling behind in the workshop and losing power now is a good time to remind you that Santa tracking on Christmas Eve is coming up. This is a family tradition that goes back decades and one you’re really going to enjoy this year. Santa encourages you to use a […]
The weather has gone from bad to worse. We were dealing with lots of heavy snow, which we’re used to, but now the high winds that are howling outside my window have knocked out power to just about everything here at the North Pole. We’re on generators now until they can get it fixed. “We […]
