The desk that books Santa Claus for hire in Austin, TX takes calls and the form on this page. Say the date, the neighborhood, the hour, and whether you want a traditional suit or a real-bearded Santa. We call back with the window and the door plan.
What to have ready
Date, start time, address or zip, type of stop (home, office, hotel, school, church, photos), headcount if it is a line, stairs, pets, parking, and gate codes. If you want Mrs. Claus or elves, say so on the first call so we do not split the pair across two windows. If portraits are the point, say so — that is how we match a real beard or a classic suit. Write the gate code in the notes so we are not guessing at the keypad.
Hyde Park, Mueller, East Austin, The Domain, Westlake, Round Rock, Cedar Park, and Georgetown all book through this same page. Drive time is part of the arrival, not a hope that I-35 is empty.
Call or type
The phone is the fastest path. The form is if you would rather type the address. Either way the desk answers. We do not need a long story. We need the hour and the door. A living-room surprise is a Santa home visit. An office toast is corporate party Santa.
After you write
We confirm the window, who is coming, and how he gets in. If the map is full that night we say so. If it is open we put the hour on the calendar. Pflugerville, Leander, Lakeway, Bee Cave, Dripping Springs, Kyle, and Buda use this same form. North Austin warehouses and East Austin cottages do too.
What this page is for
Booking. Santa first, helpers when you ask, one number for Austin and the towns around it. Use the form below or call. We confirm the window, the door, and who is coming. If you want a pair, name Mrs. Claus on the first message so the two costumes travel together.
Hyde Park bungalows, Domain offices, Round Rock houses, Cedar Park gates, and Georgetown Square stops all use this page. The form does not need a novel. It needs the hour and the zip. We will ask the rest on the callback: stairs, pets, parking, beard, and whether the kids should see him walk in. Lakeway, Bee Cave, Kyle, and Buda use the same form with a longer drive on the clock. Dripping Springs does too. So do Circle C, Mueller, and Tarrytown on the same callback. Westlake and Barton Creek as well.