Is Santa Claus Real?

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Every year thousands of people send us letters asking us one question, “Is Santa Claus Real?”. We have personally met Santa and can tell you YES. But we want to take it a bit further and show you evidence of yesterday and today.

We know it is hard for some to believe. Especially those that are older and have lost that Christmas feeling. Let us show you the first picture of Santa and some of our work.

When was the first time we answered: Is Santa Claus Real?


Santa Claus Real Picture

The First Picture of Santa


The first image of Santa Claus was captured by mistake. In 1913 an Italian-American photographer accidentally proved that Santa Claus is Real. It was during a trapeze artist stunt, performed by Giuseppe Crudera, who was on top of the world’s tallest building in New York.

The building was named the Woolworth Building and it is still there today. This event took place on Christmas Eve but he didn't know that he captured the photo until many days later.

Santa Claus Real Photo

Enhanced Photo of Santa


The photographer thought he had a smear on his lens at the time of reviewing the negatives. He almost threw away the negative until he enhanced the picture and spotted Santa Claus. This man became the first person the be recognized by the President of the United States as an official Santa Spotter.

Furthermore, it became his life goal to help the children of the world track Santa Claus. And he is the reason we can answer the question: Is Santa Real?

Further Evidence - Is Santa Claus Real?


Is Santa Claus Real

After the famed photographer spotted Santa Claus in his picture he went out to spot Santa again. He knew the best time of year to spot Santa Claus was on Christmas Eve so he prepared all year for that day.

17 years after he took his first photo of Santa he spotted him again. As a result the picture above is the photo that was on the front page of every newspaper in the world on Christmas morning 1940.

Many years later the tradition of tracking Santa claus was passed down from generation to generation. Until 2009 when the tradition was passed down to Pasquale and Autumn Murena.


Tools To Help Me Track Santa

Tracking Santa Claus isn't an easy task. You have to have a lot of time and have the right tools.

That's why we have came up with the best tools to help you track Santa. Each one of these tools have a special purpose so make sure you make them all.

Official I Spot Santa Binoculars


Santa flies through the sky so it is easier to spot him with binoculars. So if you don't have a pair don't worry, try out ours by clicking the image below.

Santa Tracker Binochulars

Official I Spot Santa Map


When you first see Santa you want to properly track him. We do this by using our I Spot Santa Map and you can now too.

Santa Tracker Binochulars

Official I Spot Santa Reindeer Food


Reindeer are not only Santa's friends but the means of transportation. So a smart way to get Santa at your home is to use our magical Reindeer Food to draw them to your home.

Santa Tracker Binochulars

To Answer the question: Is Santa Claus Real? try seeing him yourself. These I Spot Santa tools will help you.

What If I Can't See Santa?


Children of all ages can track Santa Claus on your own during the month of December. Even if you cannot see him with your eyes. Santa’s job is to spread the spirit and joy of Christmas every chance he gets. When he delivers this gift of Christmas our hearts open up.

The spirit and joy of Christmas is everywhere. Helping a friend who is having a hard time with school work. Or saying hello to the new student at school. These acts of kindness are the spirit and joy of Christmas.

When these moments happen you can be certain that Santa is there. Even if you don’t physically see Santa listen for the jingle of his sleigh bells. Or the sounds of reindeer hoofs followed by the faint echo of Santa’s laugh. "Ho, ho, ho!"

Santa Claus is in our lives and hearts everyday of the year if we allow him in.

Merry Christmas Santa Spotters and remember to let the world know, “I Believe!”

Where Can I See Santa Now?

We have over 100 pictures and videos of Santa. Certainly after seeing these sightings you'll no longer ask, "Is Santa Claus Real?".

Here are a few of our most recent Santa Sightings.

See Santa Sightings!
Let the spirit and joy of Christmas gently fill your hearts throughout the year.Pasquale Murena

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  1. I believe in you Santa Claus I know you are because I keep looking up photos off you and that made me believe more and more the only thing I want for Christmas is the Christmas sprit

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  2. Hi, my name is Brittney and I’ve been good this year. Can please you tell santa that for Christmas this year I want my grandma to get better because she’s been in pain for months and a Jimmy Neutron Yolkian slime toy. Thank you!

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  3. (I hope you respond) Dear santa, I think I have been nice ( but your the judge ) and I would really like a Apple Mac Pro, and a scooter, some ever after high dolls, barbies, clothes, shoes ( specially high heels), makeup, and some cute hats and mittens. I hope our elf at school feels better after eating all the candy in the jar at school ( please put in a good word for me! And ask him if he likes the shirt ). Happy Holidays, Elena S.

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  4. Is Santa Claus real? It’s a question as old as time.
    It’s not a problem to still believe, it’s not a crime.
    Despite all the scrooges and old christmas goofs
    We can all still believe in Santa, even without proof
    Just remember, no matter how old, big or small
    never forget, MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!

    Merry Christmas y’all

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