Lapland UK

Lapland UK

Last Updated on March 20, 2024 by Suzy McCullough

Lapland UK Overview

Lapland UK is the epitome of all things Christmas. It’s where the ‘magic of Christmas’ lies and where fairytales come true. Besides being an absolute visual treat with its fake snow, log cabins and real huskies, it is above all a genuinely memorable experience. Especially when the children meet Father Christmas!

Unlike other days out where you are free, to roam around once you enter the site, Lapland UK is more of a time-slotted (four hours), guided experience. When you book your slot online, you are also required to fill in some details about your child and his/her likes, to make the entire experience more personal (and magical). And when Father Christmas unassumingly brings those details into conversation, the look of surprise and wonder on your child’s face is worth every penny spent!

Once there, you will be part of a group with whom you will spend a large part of your guided visit, led by one of the vivacious Lapland ‘elves’, who will take you from room to room and activity to activity amidst snowflake-adorned paths and glistening lights. The elves are a jovial bunch, each having a particular ‘task’ in helping Father Christmas and keeping Lapland running.

The first stop is just ‘outside the magical doors that lead to Lapland’, where the elves tell you about the secrets of Lapland. You are then led to the workshop area where your children will help the elves make all the toys for the children (Santa will later gift them these toys).

After that, it’s into Mother Christmas’s kitchen helping her decorate some gingerbread men, while she regales the children with tales about Father Christmas. Then you have some time to spend by yourself in the Elvyn Village where you can do a bit of ice-skating, buy candy canes and more at Pixie Mixie’s Sweet Shop, browse the souvenir shops and see real huskies. The final – and most awaited – stop is meeting Father Christmas. The long walk up to his cabin is well worth the excitement!

Further Information Lapland UK

Is there food and drink available?

There is a restaurant that serves hot and cold food and drinks and snacks, but you can even take your own if you prefer. The Elvyn Village also has a hot drinks stand.

What are the main things to do?

The ultimate UK-based Christmas experience with different activities and a visit to meet Santa. There are toilets and a restaurant on-site.

What are the ticket prices?

Ticket prices vary from £69 per person to £135 per person.

Is there parking?

There is free parking.

When are they open?

Lapland UK is open on the run-up to Christmas day. Please check the website for up-to-date opening times.

Are they accessible?

Information on accessibility

Guest post with thanks to Nicole from Tales from Mamaville.

Lapland UK
Lapland UK
Lapland UK
Lapland UK

Please note that the map location is not exact.

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