A high-rise apartment works just as well as a house with a front porch when you book Santa Claus for a home visit in Dallas, as long as the building knows he is coming. Families in Uptown, Downtown Dallas and Deep Ellum use the lobby and the elevator for that arrival. The living room still holds the tree, the children and the gifts.
The Lobby and the Elevator
Let the building’s front desk or concierge know a guest in a red suit is expected, and put Santa on the guest list if the building keeps one. One grown-up meets Santa in the lobby and rides up with him, so the children stay upstairs and see him walk in already dressed. Uptown, Downtown Dallas and Deep Ellum buildings all run this way when the front desk has the name in advance.
Hire Santa Dallas treats the apartment as a living room, not as a public event in the lobby. The children should be in the apartment when the door opens. The grown-up who rode up can step aside so the first sight is Santa in the full red suit, boots and belt.
The Room and the Tree by the Window
Put the tree by the window and leave a clear spot beside it for Santa and the children. Evening photos pick up the lights outside the glass without anyone needing a backdrop. Wrapped gifts belong with a grown-up until Santa is seated, then they come out one name at a time.
Neighbors on the same floor with children can join for a turn if the family invites them. That is a few extra names in one apartment, not a building-wide party in a shared hall. Tell the extra families the time so they are not knocking while Santa is still coming up in the elevator.
What to Share When You Call
Tell us the building’s address, the floor, and how guests check in. A real bearded Santa is the choice for close-up photos against the tree and the window; traditional Santa, in the traditional suit with a full styled beard, is the lower-cost choice. Mrs. Claus can join once as an add-on if you want her in the pictures too.
A parent who works nearby can plan Santa for the office party too, which is covered in Santa at an office Christmas party. That is a separate booking from the apartment hour. For the beard that shows in close-up portraits by the window, see real bearded Santa.
If the line is busy, contact us on the contact page with the address and the floor. Keep the children upstairs until Santa is at the door. The form at the bottom will take the building details if you would rather type them than talk.
The apartment visit is still Santa in the full red suit, boots and belt, sitting by the tree with the children. The lobby and the elevator are only how he reaches that room. A real bearded Santa is the choice for close-up photos against the glass; traditional Santa is the lower-cost choice when the pictures are wider.
Neighbors on the floor join only if you invite them, and they still come to your apartment rather than a shared hall. The concierge note and the grown-up in the lobby are what make the elevator part simple. Santa still sits by the tree in the full red suit, boots and belt for the whole visit upstairs with the children in the living room.