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Where Can I Get my Photo Taken with Santa in Brisbane?

13 November 2022 by Emma Crameri Leave a Comment

santa photo westfield brisbane
Image Credit: Dan Grosse

Here are some of the places where you can get your photo taken with Santa in Brisbane:

Westfield Living Centres: Queensland

You can take see Santa Claus at Westfield shopping centres across Queensland. The events include Santa’s arrival parades with music and dancing. Check the website for more details to see what’s happening about Carindale, Coomera, Mt Gravatt, Helensvale and North Lakes.

You can book a photography session with Santa. Westfield Chermside has a Sensitive Santa and an Auslan Santa for children who are Deaf or hard of hearing.

Bookings are essential at the Westfield website: www.westfield.com.au

Myer Centre Brisbane: Santaland

You can book your visit to Santaland and start planning your photo outfits. To make a booking: find your store, then select your time, and then book it. The session is free and lasts around 10 minutes.

You are welcome to take your photos. If you would like to purchase professional photos you can order:

  • digital versions will be available from AUD$12.95
  • printed photo packages from AUD$25.95

Book ahead on the Myer Brisbane Santaland page.

Australian Christmas Outfit Ideas

You can purchase Christmas-themed shirts and outfits from:

  • EB Games
  • Just Geek
  • Threadheads
  • Peter Alexander

Handy Tips:

  • Let your children decide what clothes they want to wear and feel comfortable in
  • Don’t wear green if there’s a green screen background
  • Solid blues look great next to Santa’s traditional red outfit
  • You can wear your Christmas-themed shirts or pyjamas
  • Consider hiring a photographer to visit your home or nearby park

If your child is crying or anxious, it’s okay to ask Santa not to appear in the photo (or you can arrange for him to photo bomb in the background).

Did you know taking photos of your pets with Santa is trending?

Filed Under: Family, Play, What to do Tagged With: Brisbane, Christmas, outfits, photo, santa

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