From the website:
Since 1952, Santa Claus House has put smiles on the faces of millions of visitors from all over the world.
Inside the world famous Santa Claus House you'll find the perfect gift or keepsake for all ages and occasions. Browse an amazing assortment of Christmas decor and ornaments, exclusive North Pole apparel, collectibles, made in Alaska items, as well as a selection of unique toys. Be sure to ask about the Original Letter from Santa while you're here.
Enjoy a delicious piece of fudge, coffee, cookies, chocolates, or candy from The Sweet Shop while you browse, and remember to bring your camera for some memorable photos. A variety of unique photo opportunities and special displays are available throughout the building. Of course, don't forget to have your picture taken with the jolly man himself.
Outside, have a seat in Santa's sleigh, which is parked just in front of the World's Largest Santa - a larger-than-life three dimensional Santa statue standing nearly 50 feet tall. A variety of murals and exciting display windows adorn the front of the building, and other great surprises abound across the property.
After you've selected the perfect gift, mail your cards and letters to friends and family back home from right here at Santa Claus House to receive a genuine North Pole postmark.Don't forget to visit with Santa's Reindeer Team before you leave.
If you are going to visit Alaska:
2019 Hours of Operation
January 1 - May 12
Daily 10 am - 6 pm*
*Exceptions:
Closed January 1, 2, 3
Closed Easter Sunday (April 21)
May 13 - September 15
Daily 9 am - 8 pm
September 16 - December 31
Daily 10 am - 6 pm*
*Exceptions:
November 27: 10-5
Closed Thanksgiving Day (November 28)
December 24: 10-5
Closed December 25, 26, 27
December 31: 10-5
*Exceptions:
Closed January 1, 2, 3
Closed Easter Sunday (April 21)
May 13 - September 15
Daily 9 am - 8 pm
September 16 - December 31
Daily 10 am - 6 pm*
*Exceptions:
November 27: 10-5
Closed Thanksgiving Day (November 28)
December 24: 10-5
Closed December 25, 26, 27
December 31: 10-5
Carol said it was a great place to visit. So, if you are in the Fairbanks area, you can plan a visit. It's commercialized and if you want a letter from Santa, be prepared to pay for it. It's not free like in Canada, but it does get post marked "North Pole"
If you want to order anything:
Santa Letters from North Pole, Alaska
