Tickets have gone sale to a Santa's Grotto in a 'magical cave' this Christmas.
Parents rave about the experience at Poole's Cavern and Country Park in Buxton and say it's well worth the hour-long trip from Manchester.
Visitors are escorted safely through the beautifully illuminated chambers to meet Father Christmas.
Mum Claire Heaney went to the grotto last year and said she would 'highly recommend' it to other parents.
"The Santa bit is lovely, especially since our at the time nine-year-old was starting to question Santa," she said.
"We have definitely managed to get another year of 'believing' thanks to this visit. The caverns are beautiful. Lovely traditional gift too, not plastic crap."
Claire had her two other children with her, aged seven and four, and said it was the 'perfect length walk for our youngest'.
"We were probably there for about three hours," she said. "We tagged a walk through the woodland behind it too.
"There were fantastic views from Solomon's Temple at the top and a good path all the way there."
Described as one of ‘the seven wonders of the Peak’, Poole's Cavern has been visited since at least since the 16th Century.
Santa will be there each weekend from November 30 and then December 23 and 24, from 10 am to 4pm. Certain dates have already sold out.
Tickets cost £10 for children (under ones are free) and £4 for adults. To book call 01298 26978 between 10am and 5pm. There are no online booking facilities.
