10 Ways to follow or track Santa Claus as he delivers Christmas Presents

Here are ten ways to follow Santa as he delivers presents across the globe

On Star – On Christmas Eve, OnStar will allow subscribers to follow Santa as he makes his journey across the world by simply pushing the OnStar button and requesting an update on Santa’s location.
NorthPole.com – You can go to the North Pole and get fun activities to do with the kids, read personalized stories, and find information to use in the class room; while also tracking Santa’s path.
Norad –Norad Tracks Santa in every country and quite a few different languages.
Local News – I’m sure that on TV and on your local news affiliates you can track Santa Cluas. Our Local news station King5 is going to be tracking Santa.
Google Earth – You can download Google Earth free and then track Santa that way.
TravelByGPS.com – Starting near the International dateline at Suva, Fiji and ending at Nome, Alaska, track Santa Clause along his route, including 569 world cities – flying over 272,000 kilometers. But you have to install Google Earth.
Twitter – Norad Santa is on twitter and is giving out more directions on how to keep tabs on Santa.
SantaCluas.net – not only can you track Santa but there are a lot of other activities and ways to communicate with Santa before the big day. Like even scheduling a phone call.
Santaupdate.com – Not only are there activities, but Santa Update keeps up with Elf Headquarters and the Reindeer news.
SantaSpeaking.com – Santa Speaking is another site with a lot of activities and Santa Tracker.