You can even take your dog along to meet Father Christmas
John Lewis is well known for its iconic 'Christmas floor', which allows shoppers to really get into the festive spirit. The Christmas shop is known for its array of weird and wonderful decorations, from brightly coloured Christmas trees to unique looking baubles.
Liverpool’s John Lewis store opened its Christmas shop, on the top floor of the building, back in October. Now, families are being given the chance to meet Santa too.READ MORE:Join the Christmas in Liverpool Facebook group Children can meet Santa at the store on selected dates throughout November and December until Christmas Eve. Those who have made it onto the nice list will take home a LEGO or LEGO Duplo gift and you can buy a photo taken with the big man himself. You can even bring along your dog with a family booking.
You can pre-book your photos with Santa too, with souvenirs such as baubles, snow globes, keyrings and more available to choose from. These can also be purchased on the day. Families must book in advance and up to four children can be included on each booking. Tickets are non-refundable. Every Sunday and Tuesday in November, John Lewis will run a quiet hour for those that need or prefer it. Entry to meet Santa costs £15 per child and you can book online here .
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