“This year we won’t be doing Santa photos at all. And one special guest will be keeping his social distance this season They are restricting the number of riders on the wagons and trains and asking everyone to wear a mask when not in their cars. Santa’s Magical Kingdom is making COVID-19 adjustments just like everyone else. “People are going to want to come out and do something with their families that they enjoy and I think Santa’s Magical Kingdom is a great venue for that.” “I think based on some of our reservations we already have with our wagon and train rides right now, I feel like we’re going to have a pretty good year,” Jones said. With social distancing in place and upcoming holidays spent with smaller family groups, the tradition of this drive-through lights display expects to be busier than ever. Our elves are used to all the weather here.”Īnd that’s good news because the lights take weeks to set up. “Right now, it’s a bit more inclement weather, but our troops are used to it. The outside staff loves that,” said Scott Jones, Santa’s Magical Kingdom. We were out here in t-shirts and shorts putting the show up. The recent stretch of warm, dry weather has gotten them ahead of schedule. This week’s rain isn’t a problem for the busy elves at Santa’s Magical Kingdom in Eureka.
But some traditions expect to be busier than ever. – Due to COVID-19, many holiday celebrations are in flux. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated.ĮUREKA, Mo. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.
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