Santa Experiences
Magical Santa Express
The Magical Santa Express at Statfold Country Park in Tamworth is a Christmas experience where families meet Father Christmas, Mrs Claus and elves in the North Pole. You'll ride a beautifully lit steam train, decorate cookies, write letters and visit Santa's grotto before choosing a gift from the Toy Shop. The experience runs from late November through December and includes time with the big man himself and all the festive activities. Book in advance as sessions fill quickly during the Christmas season.
Presented by Statfold Country Park
Age guidance and accessibility provisions vary by event and venue. Always check the organiser's website before booking.
The Magical Santa Express at Statfold Country Park in Tamworth is a Christmas experience where families meet Father Christmas, Mrs Claus and elves in the North Pole. You'll ride a beautifully lit steam train, decorate cookies, write letters and visit Santa's grotto before choosing a gift from the Toy Shop. The experience runs from late November through December and includes time with the big man himself and all the festive activities. Book in advance as sessions fill quickly during the Christmas season.
Presented by Statfold Country Park
Age guidance and accessibility provisions vary by event and venue. Always check the organiser's website before booking.
27 Nov – 23 Dec 2026 (select dates)
Tamworth, Staffordshire
Statfold Country Park, B79 0BUFrequently asked questions
- Do I need to book Magical Santa Express in advance?
- Yes, Magical Santa Express requires advance booking. Tickets can be booked via the official event website.
- Is this event free?
- Magical Santa Express is a ticketed event. Visit the event website for current pricing.
- When does Magical Santa Express take place?
- 27th November 2026 to 23rd December 2026, on select dates.
- Where is Magical Santa Express held?
- Statfold Country Park, Tamworth, Staffordshire.
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