Looks like Santa Claus might not be coming to town.
Darrick Betzenderfer is among the Santas who will be sitting this year out.Some families are making reservations weeks in advance so that their kids can meet Santa.
If you do manage to get a time slot, you'll likely find COVID-10 safety protocols in place. At many locations,and kids can sit six feet away or next to him, but not on his knee. Masks are required for those over two years old. In some cases, masks can come off for pictures, but that's up to the customer.
"Safety is the number one thing for our guests first and foremost," Steven Sayers, senior general manager of Glendale Galleria told TODAY."So their level of comfort and how they feel about the sensory experience is what matters the most." For little ones like three-and-a-half-year-old Dominic La Porte, meeting Santa for the first time was a highlight of the holidays.In the wake of COVID-19, many holiday traditions have been shaken up. With
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