Santa on the Beach (Fort Lauderdale)
Toddler-friendly seasonal event in Fort Lauderdale, FL
1000 Seabreeze Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 3331612 mo–12 yrs
30–90 min
afternoon
Seasonal: Dec 8 (out of season right now) — 2026: Tuesday, Dec 8, 12:30pm. Expires after Dec 8, 2026.
Santa and his elves hand out candy canes as they head north along Fort Lauderdale Beach from Fort Lauderdale Beach Park.
Why kids love it
A free, quick Santa sighting on the sand -- toes in, candy cane in hand.
Fort Lauderdale · Coastal Broward
🎒 Packing list
- • Sunscreen
- • Water bottles
- • Snacks
- • Wipes
- • Cash for vendors
Safety notes
- ! Crowds: use a wearable ID or write your number on toddler's arm
- ! Hydrate more than you think you need
Parent reviews
Quick facts
- Address
- 1000 Seabreeze Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
- Cost
- Free
- Ages
- 12 mo–12 yr
- Time needed
- 30–90 minutes
- Best time
- afternoon
- Setting
- Outdoor
- Shade
- Little or none
- Stroller access
- Yes
- Season
- Dec 8. 2026: Tuesday, Dec 8, 12:30pm. Expires after Dec 8, 2026.
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Questions about Santa on the Beach (Fort Lauderdale)
Is Santa on the Beach (Fort Lauderdale) good for toddlers?
Yes. We recommend Santa on the Beach (Fort Lauderdale) for ages 12 mo–12 yr. A free, quick Santa sighting on the sand -- toes in, candy cane in hand.
How much does Santa on the Beach (Fort Lauderdale) cost?
Santa on the Beach (Fort Lauderdale) is free. Prices and policies change, so confirm before you go.
How long should we plan for Santa on the Beach (Fort Lauderdale)?
Most families spend 30 to 90 minutes. It is at its best in the afternoon.
Does Santa on the Beach (Fort Lauderdale) have shade, restrooms and stroller access?
Santa on the Beach (Fort Lauderdale) has stroller access. Plan for little or no shade. We have no record of restrooms here, so check before you go.
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