FREE Santa Video Messages @ Portable North Pole are Back!

FREE Santa Video Messages @ Portable North Pole are Back!

portablenorthpole

Each year for the last few years, we’ve mentioned the Santa videos from Portable North Pole. These are brilliant little free personalized videos, where Santa and his elves send a cute video message to your little ones. And just today, they’ve reactivated the free video messages for Christmas 2015!

On the above page, you just pop in a few details such as your child’s name, age and interests, and they’ll make you the free personalized Santa video. When you’ve made it, they instantly send you a link to your email so you have it saved to watch later… or to tell your little one that Santa has emailed mommy! That’s what I did last year, and I was then plagued every single day to go and read Santa’s email and watch the video, again and again. My daughter was 4 years old, and was fascinated at the time. I haven’t yet shown her this year’s video, I’ll be doing it very soon!

While the above service is totally free, there are some premium options upon which you can spend some money. You can get unlimited calls for $7.99, unlimited videos for $9.99, or the gold pass (unlimited videos and calls) for $12.99. If you are intending on buying something from Portablenorthpole.com, then make sure to hit up our coupon page here before you do so. You can use the Black Friday coupon code PNPSANTA25 to get 25% off those prices!

In the free option, there’s one storyline, but there are 7 to choose from in the premium videos. I think this might make a little more sense for slightly older kids who could recognise that the video is almost the same as the one they received last year. It might be nice to vary it up a little bit.

On another related and fun note, check out the NORAD Santa tracker. On that site, you can track Santa’s progress around the world on Christmas Eve… it’s good fun and maybe a good incentive to get the kids to bed! It doesn’t become active until the 1st of December though, so check back on it then.

And did you order your free Santa letter from Canada Post?

(Expiry unknown)

Comments

Reply to