Real Bearded Santa, Santa John

Santa Claus Home Visits are available in Cincinnati, Dayton, and all surrounding suburbs. Your visit will be in the safety and comfort of your own home. Santa John uses hand sanitizer before and after each visit. Santa is a non-smoker and will not wear any fragrances. Santa John is fantastic with children who are shy and with special needs children. Santa is available to visit with deaf and hard-of-hearing families as well. Santa has a calming demeanor and voice. It is so fun to have Santa in your home spreading the joy and happiness of Christmas! Remember Santa will stay in character during the entire visit. Don’t forget to book Santa John early!

Whether at the keyboard, singing Christmas carols with children, visiting one on one or doing a virtual visit Santa is excited to connect with children from all over the world. While the white beard and red suit may help identify Santa, it is having the heart of Santa and the ability to relate to each and every child that he comes into contact with that makes for a magical experience.

Santa John began doing volunteer work for the Girl Scouts of Southwestern Ohio at their annual Candy Cane Hunt. Santa connected with the children right away. It was such a wonderful experience. He then began his journey as a professional Santa.

Santa John has had the opportunity to visit with children throughout the United States, Canada, military bases and all over the word through virtual visits. He has also had the opportunity to meet in person with children in Southwest Ohio as well as Northern Kentucky at:

Cabela’s
Bass Pro Shop
Holiday Junction at the Cincinnati Museum Center
Entertrainment Junction
The Moraine Country Club
Sycamore Creek Country Club
Downtown Dayton Partnership
Franklin Park Conservatory
Churches

That is not all of the places you may have seen Santa John. You may have observed him visiting with children and posing for pictures at Disney World, amusement parks, grocery stores and Costco talking to children in an informal setting. After all, just because you take the suit off doesn’t mean that children and adults don’t recognize Santa when he is out and about and on vacation.

With virtual visits you just need to be able to do a zoom meeting.