The desk that answers when you hire a Santa near you in Pittsburgh is the same desk that sends the performer, the briefing, and the COI.
Call (412) 945-6270 if you want to know who shows up, not a slogan.
Who We Send
We send a costumed Santa Claus on a clock. That is the business. Families in Squirrel Hill, offices Downtown, and schools in the South Hills book the same way: date, address, window. The traditional (non-real-beard) Santa is the lower-cost option. When the cameras are close, we send the natural beard. Mrs. Claus and elves are add-ons, not a second company.
The photos on this site are from real events. Use them as a look at the costumes and the chair, then tell us your date and neighborhood so we can match a performer to the room.
Insured, With a COI When a Venue Asks
We are insured. Hotels, condo boards, borough buildings, and township halls that want a certificate of insurance get the COI before load-in. That is a normal part of the booking, not a special favor. We work city halls and community tree lightings.
How a Booking Actually Runs
You call or send the form. We match a performer to the room. You get a quote before anyone drives to Lawrenceville or Cranberry Township. Someone meets Santa at the door. He works the window. He leaves. If the night is a house call, read Santa home visits. If it is a ballroom, read corporate party Santa.
Shadyside, Fox Chapel, Mt. Lebanon, the North Hills, Sewickley, Monroeville, and the Strip District sit on one calendar. Early December weeknights hold. The last Saturday before Christmas does not stay open while someone “checks with the group.”
How to Reach the Desk
About Hire Santa Pittsburgh is a staffing desk for a professional Santa Claus. For pricing, call with the date. If you already know the night, use the form below. If you are still mapping neighborhoods, start with service areas, then call.
If you already know the night, request a booking. If you are still mapping neighborhoods, start with service areas, then call.
About this desk, in plain terms: someone answers, someone briefs the performer, someone shows up on the window you reserved. Sewickley, Monroeville, Upper St. Clair, and the Strip District use that same pattern. Hire a Santa near you in Pittsburgh means the phone is real and the suit is on a person who will be on your clock.
Fox Chapel, Bethel Park, and Cranberry Township use this same desk. Have the date ready when you call so we can match a window. For pricing, call. The form below is the same request we take by phone.
Request a Santa Booking
Call (412) 945-6270 and ask for the person who takes the Santa dates — that is this desk.