This page is the list of what you can book when you want a professional Santa for hire in Denver — homes, offices, schools, photos, and the people who can walk in with him. Hire Santa Denver is one desk. Mrs. Claus, elves, and nutcrackers can join Santa when you want more in the room.
Homes and Private Stops
Santa home visits are the living-room booking: Wash Park, Park Hill, LoHi, Lowry. He knocks, sits for the list, and leaves on the clock you set. If the photos will be close, ask for a real bearded Santa. The traditional suit is the lower-cost option.
Offices, Hotels, and Company Parties
Corporate party Santa covers the Tech Center, downtown hotel floors, and Greenwood Village suites. You give headcount, the dock, and the window. A Santa Claus impersonator is the performer who stays in character from the garage to the last photo.
Schools, Churches, and Photos
School and church Santa visits run on a printed schedule in gyms and fellowship halls. Santa photos are for hosts who want a calm line and a set that is ready before he sits. Ask when you call and we can help arrange a chair locally.
Add-Ons and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Claus and elves are add-ons. Aurora, Lakewood, Highlands Ranch, Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Englewood, and Littleton use this same list. Call with the date, the address, and which of these you actually want in the room. Coats come off at the door. Some December nights leave a dusting on the walk; some are dry and bright with the foothills on the horizon. Castle Pines, Parker, Castle Rock, Louisville, and Superior sit on that same calendar when you name the city on the first call.
If you already know the date, skip the browsing and call. If you are still choosing between a house stop and an office line, this page is the map of the bookings. Capitol Hill, Cherry Creek, RiNo, LoDo, the Denver Tech Center, Centennial, Lone Tree, Golden, Ken Caryl, Evergreen, Westminster, Thornton, Broomfield, and Northglenn sit on the same calendar. Tell us the door, the parking, and how long he should stay in character. A Wash Park living room and a Tech Center lobby are different clocks. Say which one you have. Have the date, the address, and whether kids will be in the room. Call even if you are still deciding between Christmas Eve and a mid-December weeknight. We will tell you if that window is still open. Have the date on the first call. Name the city in the first sentence so we staff the right road today. A Cherry Creek den and a Lakewood fellowship hall book through this same list; say the visit type so we send the right clock. Name house, office, school, or photos in the first line of notes. Call with that line on the form today after you speak with us.