Santa's Grotto invitation in Harrods

By Mrs Nice
August 28, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Mrs Nice

Posted August 28, 2018

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Posted August 28, 2018

Is there anyone in the forum that received an email invitation to Harrods' Santa's grotto this year and doesn't want to purchase a date/place? Would you be kind to pass it on to me... we had been to Westfield and Bluewaters consecutively and would like to try it there this year.

Many thanks for reading this.

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