A wonderful group of real-bearded Santas decided to visit and had a blast! The group was amazed by the exhibits and had a great time. We enjoyed ho-ho-hosting the group!
Views from National Christmas Center, Christmas Museum and Family Attraction
Christmas Museum in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Santas Descend on National Christmas Center for Pre-holiday Celebration!
A wonderful group of real-bearded Santas decided to visit and had a blast! The group was amazed by the exhibits and had a great time. We enjoyed ho-ho-hosting the group!
Friday, March 7, 2008
The TRAVEL CHANNEL returns to film again
NCC will be featured again on the TRAVEL CHANNEL this holiday season (2008). Filming took place in February. We will update you when we know when the segment will air. Look for us in Victoria Magazine, too!
Open again to the public!
We're back! National Christmas Center is open to the public for its 2008 season, weekends in March and April, then daily May 1, 2008 through January 3, 2009. Closed Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
Admission is $11 for adults and seniors, $5 for children ages 3-12. Season passes are available, and special rates apply for groups of 20 or more who schedule in advance.
Street of Memories is open, and 1950's Coca Cola Christmas is now complete. Stop by, check us out - relive your childhood Christmas memories!
Admission is $11 for adults and seniors, $5 for children ages 3-12. Season passes are available, and special rates apply for groups of 20 or more who schedule in advance.
Street of Memories is open, and 1950's Coca Cola Christmas is now complete. Stop by, check us out - relive your childhood Christmas memories!
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Walk from "Nazareth" to "Bethlehem" in The First Christmas
Life-sized figures and realistic scenery transport you back in time over 2000 years. Journey with Mary and Joseph. See a typical home of the time and a humble carpenter's shop. Navigate through a caravansary - an oasis marketplace, a rest stop for weary travelers. Experience the dangers of the journey, and be awed by the appearance of a glowing angel. Hear Latin and Aramaic being spoken, and listen to the music of the time. Join the shepherds' trek and at the end of the journey, in a humble grotto, behold the birth of Christ.