Santa's Land USA - Putney, Vermont

Santa's Land USA est un parc d'attractions à thème situé dans la ville de Putney, dans le Vermont, aux États-Unis. Avec une adresse facile à retenir - 655 Bellows Falls Rd, Putney, VT 05346 - et un numéro de téléphone pratique - 8023872777, ce lieu est facilement accessible pour une visite en famille ou entre amis. Le site web de Santa's Land USA est santaslandusa.com, où vous trouverez toutes les informations utiles sur les heures d'ouverture, les tarifs et les attractions proposées.

Santa's Land USA propose des attractions pour tous les âges, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour les familles avec de jeunes enfants. Parmi les principales attractions, on trouve des manèges traditionnels tels que le carrousel, la montagne russe pour enfants et le train de Noël, ainsi que des animaux exotiques et des spectacles de divertissement en direct. Les visiteurs peuvent rencontrer le Père Noël, écrire des lettres et prendre des photos avec lui dans son charmant cottage.

Ce parc d'attractions offre plusieurs services sur place, y compris des installations adaptées aux fauteuils roulants, un restaurant et des options pour les personnes ayant des besoins alimentaires spécifiques. Santa's Land USA est un lieu adapté aux enfants, ce qui signifie que les familles peuvent se détendre et profiter de leur journée sans se soucier de l'environnement.

En ce qui concerne les avis, Santa's Land USA a une excellente réputation sur Google My Business, avec un total de 224 avis et une note moyenne de 4.2/5. Les visiteurs ont régulièrement souligné l'atmosphère chaleureuse et accueillante, la propreté du parc et la gentillesse du personnel.

Avis de Santa's Land USA

ericka scott

5/5

Oh my gosh it was an absolute blast with the children and my father for his birthday! The staff was personable, and great conversation was had by all! The children loved all of the shops and rides they right now offer. We are so excites for the renovations to come with next season!!! Thank you all for bringing back so.many memories for myself as well as having the chance to make new memories to last for years to come!!!

June Ovitt

5/5

My parents had taken us here back in the early 70s, and I took my kids when they were young. I just had the pleasure of taking my three grandchildren recently and was so pleased to see that the owners had updated the original buildings rather than replacing. It was so nostalgic, bringing back years of childhood memories. The kids had a great time and we look forward to returning next year.

deb cornell

4/5

We went to Santa's Land yesterday. First time I've been here since the new owner David bought it. I was about 7 years old the last time I was here. The igloo pancake house is no longer open, he's added a fabulous carousel (brought from Coney Island), the train is currently being repaired in St Louis and is scheduled to be back July 2023. Unfortunately someone purposely vandalized and destroyed Humpty Dumpty, but there's plans to replace him. A few other attractions were missing also, the live reindeer for one, but all in all there's plenty for the kids to do, lots of rides that are included in your entrance fee to the park, very family friendly/orientated and David is doing a remarkable job restoring this fun packed fantasy attraction. I'm looking forward to returning to see it restored to its former glory. Thank you David and was very nice meeting you. (Found him working in the snack shack ?)

Jinnie Kennett

5/5

Santa's land USA is a historical blast of nostalgia, warm and welcoming from the moment, you enter the gift shop, greeted by Santa Claus and or a staff member your transported to Christmas Eve by the slight smell of balsam wood, and a glowing fire burning warmly in the large fireplace. Greeted by the glow of Christmas lights over head as soon as the little ones enter the store their excitement of the enchanting world they are entering is already bubbling over. We strolled thought the hall of blue lights to the ohs and awe's of our children watching the Christmas magic turn constantly bickering siblings into well behaved excited children well the air was crips this bothered no one as we head to Santa's bridge where mistletoe was hung with care by Santa's elves giving the perfect opportunity for a cute Christmas photo for lovers of all ages, a cross the bridge the first house will be to your left a sweet little scene of elves at work with Santa close by, toys and books filling the shelves getting ready for Christmas Eve and the long journey to all the boys and girls, slightly up the hill like a noble guardian of the little village a head proudly stands Rudolph as he has always stood since the opening of the park, a old friend I remember from my own childhood;past Rudolph the village proper starts with a school house where my little ones wrote letters to Santa (with help of course) and placed them in Santa's mail box's for his helper to pick up that night. Past the school house to the left was the restroom just in time for the younger of the two, the next house on the tour housed a beautiful display of penguins and polar bear, we spent some time roaming the small village looking at ever little thing we could find stopping at the candy cane cupboard for a little snack of fresh warm popcorn and a glass of hot chocolate before moving on to the first ride of the day a fantastic carousel that I learned was originally from Coney Island and that the new owner had gotten for the park the kids loved running around it and picking the best horse sure that theirs was going to be the fastest as they raced around the stage up and down with high screeches and load laughter of pure joy that only the truly innocent possess, quick ride on the little cars and small train the excited anticipation of the big red slide radiating off of them like a glowing light as we stepped in to the old train station to warm our freezing hands near the old cast iron stove well a miniature train set buzzed a round a peaceful snow covered ground. Then off to the red slide, jumping down on burlap sacks they raced down at what seemed like lighting speed and racing up the large hill with such speed this mother could only hope it would mean and early night for them. With a few more heart racing ride of flying down the hill on brown magic bags sailing over a bumpy sea of red we finally persuaded them to move on and see the other buildings and fun things before the end of the day past the slide is a little read building with a winter village and farther past that a fun house if I had thought getting them off the slide was roughy I was in for a surprise as they ran in and out of the fun house about a million time getting to the spinning drum laying on it and sliding and trying to run all the fun things I remember doing my self when I was young and my husband is still obviously young at heart if not in age because he also did the fun house a dozen times him self , near the end of the day we played a quick round of Mimi golf. It was a pleasure watching the kids have so much fun

Samantha Chapman

5/5

This was such a fun place! Absolutely worth the two hour drive with the kids. They had such a good time seeing Santa and all the small attractions. We will definitely be going back again.

Domenic Broccoli

5/5

I actually took my wife on our first date away together to Vermont and went to Santas Land and have lived place ever since. I am a Disney Park Junkie, Magic Kingdom, my favorite. The Kingdom ways makes me feel young at heart and could visit the place over and over. Never found that feeling again tilk I visited Santas Land with my wife years ago and visited ever since. The best way honestly to experience an Ole Fashioned Christmas the way it used to be. Slow paced, nice and quiet, Ole time Ole school fashioned entertainment created by the love of one man and save by the live of another. Seriously, how could you not live the place? I mean really, walk into the gift shop on a cold day and smell and hear.the crackling of a beautifully lit fire nestled in the most quaint building adorned with softly lit holiday lighting and holiday items for sale with the feeling you entered a Norman Rockwell photo. I have enjoyed bringing my son hear almost every year since he was little. Not to experience a thrill ride to wait 2 hrs in line for a 1 minute ride. Instead I took a 2 hr ride to Putney Vermont and spent time talking laughing making memories every holiday season with my son sliding down the giant slide laughing hysterically. Or taking a train ride through the beautiful Vermont woods. Loving the place so much I finally wrote a letter to Santa Claus and left it in his mailbox explaining how I am a local business owner in Connexticut like the owner and would live nothing more than to invest in Santas Land and continue to make the park thrive all the while keeping the innocence and history of the park to her original design. If anyone knows how to contact the owner I did leave him my contact information last season when there with my now 18 year old son enjoying the slide once again. For me it would also be a dream to be part of Santas Land.

Melissa Richardson

2/5

Great for the kids but EXTREMELY disappointing. $80 for a family of four and you have the options of a small merry-go-round, 2 slides and a tiny train that broke down after 4 laps. You can see the potential that may have been there at one point but the magic just isn’t there. I amped the kids up for a week straight we’d be going somewhere super special. An actual quote from my child after we left…
”When are we going to that special place?”
..oh my heart. Haha.

Julie Tuttle

5/5

My 3 year old and I enjoyed the magic at this gem of a park today. As a parent, I loved seeing my daughter’s excitement over giant Rudolphs, friendly Santas and a gorgeous carousel that we went on multiple times. The park was clean and filled with gems from the past. Food was reasonably priced and delicious. We will definitely return next year. This is a small park- probably a two hour visit- and worth it for kids 8 and under.