Sylacauga, Alabama

A Christmas they will
remember for life.

Santa comes to your living room, and he comes knowing the children’s names.

In your own living room Children, grandchildren, cousins Out in town all December
Santa answers his own phone: 205-746-8864 Santa@santamagic.biz

He is not there to be photographed.
He is there to be believed.

  • Time with every child in the room, by name
  • The toy bag, if you provide the gifts
  • Magic tricks, and the patience to do them twice
  • A story you choose, on the longer visits
  • Fresh gloves for the babies, every time

See what a visit includes

A fire lit in the hearth with stockings on the mantel and a decorated tree beside it
Thirty minutes before he knocks.

Four ways to see him

Pick the one that fits.


At home

Santa at your own front door, for fifteen minutes or for a full hour.

At home →

Church & work

Church parties, office parties and staff family nights, an evening at a time.

Church & work →

In the studio

A portrait with Santa, properly lit and properly taken, and worth framing.

In the studio →

Out in town

Parades, tree lightings, the library and the caverns, right through December.

Out in town →

Every year, the same envelope

Somebody in your house
is already writing one.

Dear Santa,

I have been good this year.

Mostly.

Love, Ellie — age 6

Then he knocks on the door and calls her by name.

Santa’s clock

Until Christmas morning

Out in public

Come and find him.

All 22 dates

Private bookings are never listed. That is on purpose.

Santa sitting with a small girl in a red dress beside a lit fireplace

Santa Magic Studios

A photograph
worth framing.

Taken by Sarah Jacobs of Serene Life Photography, on a proper set, and back to you inside a week.

See the portrait days

One family a year

Christmas morning itself.

They come down the stairs and Santa is already in the kitchen, making waffles. He stays two hours and eats breakfast with your family.

Santa takes this once each Christmas, and only once.

Read about Christmas morning

Before you ask

The questions Santa gets most.

Can I book this for my grandchildren?

Of course. Book it at your house or at theirs, and if the cousins are in town, invite them too. Just tell Santa whose house he is coming to and who will be there.

Can I invite other families?

Yes, and it is the cheapest way to do this. Santa charges per extra family rather than per child, so a houseful costs far less than you would think. See the rates →

How far will Santa travel?

He works out of Sylacauga and gets around Talladega and Coosa counties and beyond. Call him with your address and he will tell you straight away.

Our baby is scared of Santa.

Santa has plenty of advice about that, learned the hard way. Read the guide →

I would rather just talk to somebody.

Call or text Santa at 205-746-8864. He answers his own phone and he would rather hear from you than have you guess.

Santa’s December
fills up early.

It takes about two minutes to hold a date.