Santa Tracker

As the old song tells, children find it hard to sleep on Christmas Eve. Now, with help from NORAD little ones can track Santa Claus' progress around the globe while they await their visit from the jolly old elf.

Every year, NORAD does what millions of kids cannot, and finds out what Santa Claus is up to. After exposing the activities in the North Pole this month, they will be able to track Santa's route around the world starting tomorrow night.

Children around the world are gearing up to track Santa Claus on his magical journey with the NORAD Santa Tracker, which is already posting news and updates from Christmas 2010 at the North Pole.

Every Christmas Eve, NORAD is able to do what millions of kids cannot, and find Santa on his Christmas route. Today, their website is back up, as they offer a look at preparations in the North Pole, and will unspool other games in the coming weeks.

Despite a few technical gliches the Norad Sata Tracker spots the famed late night cruiser on time and in good spirits.

Santa Claus keeps his location and movements hidden for 364 days in the year. But on the all important Christmas Eve route, NORAD has tracked him down for over 50 years. Today, children everywhere are logging on to see Santa travel the world.

Track Santa's progress on Christmas Eve with the Norad Santa Tracker 2009.

If you're wondering where to track Santa online this Christmas Eve, look no further! This article details five different fun websites that feature Santa trackers, holiday games and more. Read on for details.

NORAD, of all institutions, is continuing a 50-year tradition by tracking Santa Claus's route all over the world today and tonight. Kids and Santa fans are getting ready to call him as a result.

Santa tracking is a fun activity for families both before and on Christmas Eve night.