Free North Pole mail service
Santa is checking the mail.
Print the kit, let your child color and write a letter to Santa, then scan the code once it is mailed. Santa's reply is ready a few hours later. You fly to his workshop together, find the mailbox with its flag up, and open the door.
How it works
Four steps, one short wait, and one very excited kid.
Print the kit
Four pages: a coloring page, a letter to Santa, an envelope to cut and fold, and a page for you.
Color and write
Your child colors Santa, fills in the letter, and folds the envelope.
Mail it
Send it off together. A real mailbox or a North Pole box at home both work.
Scan, wait, watch
Scan the code and enter a name and a wish. About six hours later, fly to Santa's workshop together and open the door.
The kit
Black and white, so it is easy on printer ink. Standard letter paper.
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More coloring pages
Five extra pages for the crayon box. Print one, or print them all.
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Call your child over, then take off.
Grown-ups only
North Pole Mailroom
Tell the mailroom whose letter to look for. Fill this in away from little eyes. Santa's reply will be ready about six hours later.
North Pole Mailroom
Letter received!
- Letter from
- Status
- Being sorted by the elves
- Santa's reply ready
- Time left
Calendar files and email links are switched off in this preview. They work once the site is live.
This device will remember the ticket. To open the reply on another device, use the link.
North Pole Mailroom
Inside Santa's workshop
Santa has the letter. Press play to hear from him.
- Letter from
- Wish on file
- Good deed noted
- Tracking no.
- Status
- On Santa's desk
A message from Santa
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