NORAD said Santa got back to the North Pole shortly after 5 a.m. EST. Although the NORAD tracker reflected where Santa was at different points on his route around the world so people could see how ...

As always, the NORAD Santa ... The Santa Tracker is a tradition that goes back long before the Internet — all the way to 1955. It's run by the U.S. Military's North American Aerospace Defense ...

The NORAD Tracks Santa website offers a North Pole Village, featuring a countdown to Christmas, games, movie theatre, holiday music, and a web store for kids to cherish and enjoy their Christmas eve.

For 67 years, NORAD has been ... defense systems, "tracks" Santa Claus’ journey since 1955 using radars and satellites. Santa’s sleigh takes off from the North Pole on 02:01 December 24 ...

Technically, the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) Santa Tracker has been around since 1958, after a fluke phone call started one heck of a tradition. Today, www.noradsanta.org is a ...

On 24 December you can use the Official NORAD Tracks Santa website to follow Santa’s route using the same technology used to track rocket and missile launches – sources in the know say Rudolph ...