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Launch of the Christmas Winter Wonderland in Portarlington Picture: Michael Scully
Portarlington has a special treat in store with a COVID-19 friendly outdoor - open plan Santa’s Grotto/ Winter Wonderland Experience for families.
Created especially for all children who can’t visit Santa this year due to restrictions - this experience with Christmas themed props is an ideal opportunity for a unique Christmas photo which will bring festive cheer and lift the spirits of local children.
The Leisure Centre has teamed up with the “Keep Well” campaign to bring a smile to faces young and old in Portarlington and surrounding Laois and Offaly hinterland.
The Christmas Walk Way around the Leisure Centre will take you on a short stroll meeting reindeer, gonks and snowmen in our version of a Winter Wonderland.
The Experience is open from Thursday, December 17 until Sunday, January 3.
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