The Alaska Christmas Factory Is An Elf-Approved Destination Your Whole Family Will Love
Beth
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With its wintry landscapes and festive attractions, Alaska is a beautiful place to celebrate the winter holidays. That’s especially true if you venture to The Alaska Christmas Factory at the fairgrounds in Palmer. When you go, we’re sure you’ll be amazed by Santa’s newest outpost brought to life, complete with elves, toys, Santa’s sleigh, and of course, Old Saint Nick himself. Read on to learn more about this whimsical event in The Last Frontier that’s bound to become your new favorite holiday tradition.
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Now that you know all about The Christmas Factory in Palmer, do you plan to visit during the holiday season? If so, remember to share your experience in the following comments section. To help you plan for this fun-filled family outing, be sure to check out the Alaska Christmas Factory for more information. You can also follow the Christmas Factory on Facebook.
In addition to spending time in Palmer, I think you’ll enjoy checking out these Alaska Christmas towns. I also suggest taking a look at Viator to learn about unique holiday experiences for you to do this Christmas season.
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What are some popular Alaska Christmas towns?
Aside from visiting Palmer to experience The Christmas Factory, here are some other popular Alaska Christmas towns:
- North Pole: If you've always wanted to visit Santa and his reindeer, head to this ultimate Christmas town during the holidays.
- Kenai: Head to this charming Christmas town for its annual parade and festive fun!
- Juneau: During a visit to this town, you'll get to marvel at the elaborate lights on the boats along the water. There are plenty of other activities such as window shopping, holiday concerts, and other events.
- Homer: Known as the fishing capital of the world, you'll get to participate in the Annual Christmas Lighting Ceremony and much more.
Where are some of the best Christmas light displays in Alaska?
To enjoy some of the best Christmas light displays in Alaska. we suggest referencing our Christmas Lights Road Trip. During this fun-filled family outing, (which can easily be broken up into two days), you'll cover 450 miles and be in the car for about 8 hours. Some highlights along this route include visiting Santa Clause at the North Pole, being dazzled by all the lights at Pioneer Park, and enjoying ice sculptures and decorations in Anchorage. Ready to go?