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Where To See Santa in New York City
Enjoy a chance to see Santa at these places in New York City

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Get your picture taken (or even have breakfast!) with Santa at these stores and spots in New York City.

1. See Santa at Macy's in New York City

Picture with Santa at Macys
The Classic Choice
Visiting Santa at Macy's is very popular -- which means there is often quite a line to get your photo taken with the big guy. Santaland at Macy's is very well done and our tips for visiting Santa at Macy's will help you save time and headaches.

Macy's New York City

2. Breakfast with Santa at Rock Center Cafe

Breakfast with SantaPatina Restaurant Group
Have breakfast at the Rock Center Cafe, including a toy and visit with Santa and his elves, followed by an ice skating session at the Rink at Rock Center. Offered weekends from Thanksgiving until Christmas, as well as daily from December 18-24, 2009. Reservations are essential. Tickets are $45-55 for adults, $40-50 for children 3-10.

3. See Santa at Bloomingdale's on 59th Street

You can visit Santa on the eighth floor of Bloomingdale's daily from 12-6 p.m. (11 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays) from the day after Thanksgiving until December 24, 2009.

4. See Santa at ABC Carpet & Home

Bring your kids to ABC Carpet & Home to visit with Santa on weekends from Thanksgiving until Christmas from noon-5 p.m. just steps from Union Square.

ABC Carpet & Home Essentials
  • Address: 888 Broadway (19th Street)
  • Phone: 212-473-3000

5. Meet Santa in Central Park

Head to Belvedere Castle in Central Park to see Santa for free and learn more about the history of St. Nicholas on December 19 & 20, 2009 from 12 - 3 p.m.
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