Report to Santa.com

The North Pole’s digital postbox

Send Santa a message online

Write your report, seal it for the North Pole and hear Santa reply with a voice message created from what you told him.

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North Pole note 1

Tell Santa what happened

Start with one real moment: something kind, brave, exciting, funny or a little bit cheeky. Add the first names Santa should use and choose the mood you would like him to reply in. You decide how much detail to include.

North Pole note 2

The elves seal your report

Before the message leaves, you can check the details. Once it is sealed, the elves send it through ReportToSanta.com—the online post room they built to help Christmas messages reach Santa’s desk quickly.

North Pole note 3

Santa records his reply

Santa reads the report and prepares a personal voice note around your story. Most replies arrive within a few minutes, so the magic can happen while the moment is still fresh.

North Pole note 4

Listen, save or report again

Play the reply privately for your family, save it as a Christmas memory or send another report when something new happens. Season passes keep the postbox open for repeated reports until Christmas.

What your North Pole post includes

  • ✓Simple online report form
  • ✓You choose Santa’s mood
  • ✓Review before sending
  • ✓Personal voice reply
  • ✓Private playback
  • ✓Single replies and family passes

Questions from home

Before your message heads north

What can I write in a message to Santa?+

Tell Santa about a recent family moment, kind choice, achievement, funny story or gentle reminder you would like him to mention.

Can more than one child be mentioned?+

Yes. You can include multiple first names when the same report is meant for siblings or a family group.

Do I need an account?+

A single reply can be purchased without a full account. Pass holders use their North Pole Postbox to manage ongoing family reports.

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Send your report to Santa

Tell Santa what happened today and the elves will deliver your message straight to his desk.

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