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Pancakes With Santa at The Big Goose

Weekends in December | From 8:30am

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Contact Name: The Big Goose

Location

233 Mornington-Tyabb Road
Moorooduc, 3933 Victoria

One of our most popular Christmas events is BACK for 2026! Santa is making a special trip to The Big Goose for a magical morning of PANCAKES WITH SANTA!

Bring the family along for a delicious pancake breakfast, a special visit with Santa and a festive photo to remember. And the best part? Your ticket includes ALL DAY ACCESS to The Big Goose, so you can enjoy a full day of animals, adventures and family fun after breakfast.

What’s included with your booking?

* A special photo with Santa, emailed to you as a high-resolution JPEG.

* Early entry and all-day access to The Big Goose.

* A delicious pancake breakfast.

Your breakfast also includes:

* Tea and coffee

* Orange juice

* Fresh fruit salad cup

Optional extras:

Make your Santa photo even more memorable!

* Printed Santa photo – $10

* Add a reptile to your photo – $15 (choose from our python or bearded dragon)

Don’t miss out! Santa is very busy preparing for Christmas, and places at this special event are limited. With this event being one of our most popular of the year, tickets are expected to sell out quickly!

Please arrive promptly, ready for an 8:30am start.

Gather the family, bring your Christmas spirit and join us for a magical morning at The Big Goose!

For further details please click 'More Information'.

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