Official North Pole News Sources
There are many places online to track Santa. But you can only get Santa-sanctioned, official North Pole News from official North Pole websites.
Search engines and government websites claiming to “track” Santa may look nice and appear interesting but they lack the approval of Santa Claus and possess inferior technology compared to what the North Pole provides. You simply cannot track Santa using the same dated technology they use to track airplanes. That is basically what they do.
You cannot and must not reference Norad, Google or similar non-North Pole tracking resources in your role as an elf.
You are tracking Santa for Santa and it is imperative you only use official North Pole tracking resources in the course of executing your duties.
As a tracker elf tracking Santa for Santa use of those non-North Pole resources is not helpful and, in fact, could lead to confusion and miscommunication in your reports to North Pole Flight Command. Using those resources in your official elf capacity could lead to dismissal as an elf.
Here are the Official North Pole resources you should be using:
We have a number of news sources exclusive to SantaTrackers.net provided for us by the North Pole News Department.
There is the Santa Tracker Herald Star, North Pole Radio News via the Santa Trackers Channel of Kringle Radio, and The Santa Tracker Podcast. The Santa Tracker Map is available once Santa takes flight.
There are separate news pages for each sector: Sector 1, Sector 2, Sector 3, Sector 4, and Sector 5. More news is shared in the Elf Community via Elf Chat, Elf Groups and the Elf Wall.
North Pole News from the longest-running Santa Tracker online, SantaUpdate.com.
Featuring news, biographies, North Pole chat and exclusive North Pole features from Santa’s news team at the North Pole.
North Pole Flight Command anchors the Tracking Department at the North Pole. They are the ones who design the sleigh, direct test flights of the sleigh, operate the North Pole sleigh port and keeps Santa’s flight plan.
But it’s about more than just Santa’s sleigh. There are actually thousands of sleighs that take to the skies on Christmas Eve in support of Santa. Christmas Eve means you have an excellent chance of seeing flying sleighs even where you live.
Flight Command directs them all and you have access to what they see, hear and know. They provide the big Santa tracker map used on all Official North Pole websites.
They communicate all there is to know about Santa’s flight plan and flight status and keep the official countdown to Santa’s launch.
North Pole Radio News and Kringle Radio broadcast live from the North Pole every Christmas Eve – and every day year round.
But the world famous Tracking Santa Around the World radio show is the biggest radio news event of the year.
It is an epic 50-hour radio broadcast featuring radio news reporter elves stationed strategically all over the world. It has to be heard to be believed.
The Department of Elf Resources at the North Pole has created this website to teach elves how to be elves.
This is home to the Elf Code and the Elf Oath – twin essential bits of elf culture that define how we live as elves in the service of Santa.
Elf HQ is where elf careers begin and where new elf jobs are posted under the direction of the Department of Elf Resources.