Call Santa in Seattle
In Seattle, December mornings can be gray and drizzly, but the elves know rain cannot dampen Christmas spirit. A call to Santa is a cheerful way to brighten a rainy day indoors.
Today's Phone Number Password
8953#Enter it from your phone dial pad when prompted.
How to call Santa from Seattle
- Ask a parent. Grown-ups say yes first, every time.
- Pick your city line and tap to call.
- Enter today's password (8953#) when prompted.
- Leave Santa a cheerful message with your wish list. Please skip full names, addresses and school names.
Local tip: Turn a rainy morning into a holiday activity: draw your wish list first, then call Santa and read it aloud.
For parents: This site is made for parents. Children must get a parent's permission before calling or using The Santa Hotline.
*The Santa Hotline is a free service, children must get parents permission before using. Voicemails may be used in marketing or promotional purposes as we see fit. Be advised recordings can be made public and there is no security or implied privacy with this service.
Seattle holiday tips for families
- Rainy afternoons are a great time to draw a wish list together, then call to read it aloud.
- Ask kids to tell Santa about their favorite cozy indoor activity this winter.
- If the Space Needle lights are on display, talk about them on the call. Santa loves hearing about city lights.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does rain slow down Santa's sleigh?
Not at all. The reindeer are used to Pacific Northwest weather, and Rudolph's nose shines through any drizzle.
Is the 206 line free?
The Santa Hotline is free. Your carrier's normal calling rates may apply.
Can my child leave a message for an elf instead?
Kids can say hello to the elves too. Santa shares his messages with the whole workshop.
See every line on our Phone Numbers page or read the Santa Phone Number 2026 guide.