In our opinion, you can never be too old to enjoy the magic of Christmastime. If you agree, then there’s a special event here in Virginia that is sure to pique your interest. Head to the Virginia Zoo on December 7th to hang out with Kris Kringle himself. The event, which is cleverly named “Pancakes, Paws & Santa Claws” also offers a special pancake breakfast with Santa. So gather up your family and friends and don’t miss out on this lovable holiday tradition in Norfolk, Virginia.

If you've never visited the Virginia Zoo, this season is a perfect time. Head to Norfolk on the morning of December 7th and you can look forward to an extra-special festivity known as Pancakes, Paws & Santa Claws.
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From 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., visitors are invited to eat a pancake breakfast with Ol' Saint Nick. It's a jolly way to begin the holiday season, and one your whole family will love.
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The pancake breakfast will take place inside the heated pavilion. The activities will continue rain or shine so be sure to dress accordingly.
After pancakes are served, little ones are invited to put together special crafts that they can take home as a souvenir from the day. But that's not all!
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Admission to the pancake breakfast also includes zoo admission as well. So after breakfast, you can spend the day admiring all the unique exhibits and fascinating animals.
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It's not every day that you can interact with such beautiful and exotic creatures. You'll love learning about the animals and the history of the zoo itself, which first opened in 1900.
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You could easily spend hours walking around the 53 acres of the park and observing over 700 animals in their various habitats.
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So if you're looking to start a new holiday tradition that is truly one-of-a-kind, you'll want to plan your trip to the special pancake breakfast at the Virginia Zoo.
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What are your thoughts on this special pancake breakfast at the Virginia Zoo in Norfolk? Are you planning to attend? You can learn more information and get your tickets now by clicking here.

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