If Santa Claus, Indiana Isn’t America’s Most ‘Christmassy’ Town, What Is?
There is a new poll that lists the top 10 most Christmassy towns in America. I find it hard to believe that Santa Claus, Indiana isn't number one, simply by its name alone.
Now, there are many factors to consider when naming something 'The Best' or The Greatest', and so this list is kind of to each his own. There are plenty of holiday-themed towns, but I still say that Santa Claus, Indiana is at the top of my list!
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Billed as “America’s Christmas Hometown,” Santa Claus, Indiana, is a real place that just happens to live and breathe Christmas every day of the year. You can stay at Santa’s Lodge, browse the more than 8,000 Christmas ornaments at the Santa Claus Christmas store, go to Frosty’s Fun Center with the kids, and at night take a 1.2-mile drive through one of the best light displays in the country. And don’t forget to stop by the original Santa Claus Post Office where you can send a free letter to Santa.
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All along Main Street, visitors will find more than 150 colorfully decorated trees, along with displays of their favorite Christmas characters. And, at the center of town, the 40-foot-high Christmas tree is augmented by a seven-minute light and music show. It is home to the world’s largest Christmas store. This is no seasonal pop-up. With more than 50,000 different items — including Christmas trees, lights, decorations, trimmings and more — Bronner’s spreads across 27 acres, the size of nearly two football fields, and is open 361 days a year.
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