Win 1 of 7 Magic Passes from the Portable North Pole!

Unless you’ve been living under a rock you’ll know that Portable North Pole is an online platform used by Santa and his elves to send personalised video messages and calls to the people you care about most anywhere around the world.

To create personalised, memorable videos or calls from Santa and his villagers, grown-ups secretly sign-up on the Portable North Pole mobile app or website, fill in a short form and upload pictures of their loved ones. In just a few seconds, Santa will deliver a fully personalised and cinematic video message directly addressing your loved ones or friends.

Since its launch in 2008, the website and mobile app have allowed Santa to send messages around the world, spreading extra doses of Christmas spirit and making the holiday season all the more magical. 11 years down the line and it’s still going strong as it’s available in over 120 countries and in four major languages (English, Spanish, French and Italian).

There are three passes to choose from (Video Pass, Magic Pass and Ultimate Pass) but today we are giving you the chance to win 1 of 7 Magic Passes.

The Video Pass gives you unlimited access to Premium Videos to send to an unlimited number of recipients. It includes special video features, such as the Reaction Recorder, as well as the opportunity to create unlimited video messages from Santa for all your loved ones. All Premium personalised video messages, old and new, can be watched online until your pass expires.

The Magic Pass offers the same benefits as the Video Pass, and also includes:

– The multi-device scenarios (call included in the video)

– Unlimited calls and video calls

– Downloads of all Santa Videos in 1080 HD

– Extras in the Kids’ Corner

To enter, simply answer the question below and leave your details before the closing date of Monday 16th December 2019 at 3pm.

If you can’t wait to see if you’ve won, or if you’re not the lucky winner, you can still enjoy the free version of the PNP app and the free videos. Or why not check out the kid’s corner on the app which is filled with free games for kids to enjoy in the days leading up to Christmas.

Q. In what year was Portable North Pole launched?

2008 - suggested answer

2006