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Skinny Santa, tiny ice rink, watery hot cocoa: Parents unleash on Disney’s NYC Christmas village
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1:51Now PlayingDisney’s The Santa Clauses’ Winter Wonderland on the rooftop of Pier 17 in the South Street Seaport is advertised as being NYC’s “most magical holiday attraction of the season.” NY Post reporter Jeanette Settembre shares this story.
But local parents say it’s just a dirty trick. They have taken to social media to complain about the “tiny” ice rink, a skinny Santa that really doesn’t fill out the red suit, and, worst of all, a “dangerous” slide that was reportedly shut down after a child was injured.
“It was a s–t show. The whole experience was frustrating,” Kamilla Cohen, 30 and a stay-at-home Upper East Side mother-of-two, told The Post.
She went to the Wonderland with her family on Saturday, paying $60 for two VIP tickets that included a fast pass entrance, skate rentals, hot chocolate, and entry to the “North Pole.” (Tickets start at $15 for general admission and $30 for VIP and go up during peak times. Children four and under are free.)
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