How does Santa Claus get into houses without a fireplace?

: How does Santa Claus get into houses without a fireplace?
In houses that don’t have a fireplace, what do parents tell children about how Santa Claus gets into the house to give presents? Kids all know that he comes down the chimney, but that only applies if you have a fireplace.

Answers and Views:

Answer by Vamp
Through the back door

Answer by mollysiglin1
maybe he walks in

Answer by DarkNTwisty
They say that Santa either magically appears and disappears, or he enters through the back door.

Answer by Edwina W
Santa magic…. through the crack under the door

Answer by gothgirl1777
well they tell their child(s) that santa came through the door.
i dont know how else
or they could just tell them the truth
that santa isnt real

Answer by Jase B
watch santa clause movie the first one will tim allen look at that he went though this one thing dont remember what it was since that house didnt have a fire place

Answer by Elise
watch “the santa clause” movies. Tim Allen goes through the pipes in the top of the house and for a few split seconds a fire place apears.

Answer by Akai
He uses a transporter to beam himself in an out of houses.

Answer by Jonathan Davis is my hero!
He turns into sparkly snow and comes in through the keyhole on your front door 🙂

Happy Holidays

Answer by Gary C
I used to worry about this, and leave our front door unlocked for Santa. However, I now know that one of Santa’s elves, Knuckles, is a very skilled lock-picker and he travels with Santa on Christmas Eve to open any doors Santa might need to go through.

Actually, Santa doesn’t use chimneys much any more, because so many of them have dampers or bird excluders or other obstructions that make it hard to get through the chimney and out the fireplace.

Answer by Abdul
from the open window
=D

Answer by Caralee Wilkins
He uses a Magic Spell to have a fireplace.

Answer by *cling*
obviously he comes through the drain pipes. and then sneaks in a window.

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Answer by oldteacher
1) Leave the door open for Santa,
2) Hide the key to a locked door. Santa knows everything, so he will know where the key is hidden.

Answer by Twilght Swan
when i was little in my old house we didnt have a fireplace, so my parents had this little old skeleton key that didnt really work for anything. hung it on the door with a little poem hanging by it from a ribbon, and it said:
dear santa,
on our roof a chimney you wont see,
but hung on our door,
is a very special key.
please use it to let yourself inside
and under the tree our presents you can hide.

it worked for me as a kid!! good luck, and happy holidays 🙂

Answer by Yogurt The Koala
Its called breaking and entering,
in my country, u can shoot people.

Answer by Courage
We have a chimney but I was never told he came down the chimney for a few reasons. First the safety issue of it (no one can go down a chimney safely, and a child may try to climb up or down it… there’s smoke catchers, it’s not a straight up shot.) Second the mess. If he came in through the chimney, that would leave soot, and that’s a pain in the neck.

No, we were told he came in through magic. He never uses chimneys anymore.

Add: Here’s an interesting link about Santa. Note that in some countries he comes and knocks on the door like a normal person on Christmas Eve. I think the whole chimney rumor got started with “A Visit From Saint Nicholas”.

Answer by ice-cream lover<3
magic, like he snaps his fingers and poofs anywhere he wants to go or some parent leave a holiday key on their door for santa (of course it doesnt actually open your front door lol)

Answer by Cayyy
my mom said that he used to come through the back door. lol when we were downstairs puttting out the cookies we would always ask that. she would say he came through the back door and then she would unlock it. then when we went to bed she would eat the cookies and lock the doors :] haha
Merry Christmas~*

Answer by Proud Mommy of 3 🙂
Santa is magic he doesnt need a fireplace to get in he can make a fireplace appear if he chooses to or he can come in the front door 🙂

Answer by ShortieMcShortShorts
My Aunt & Uncle bought this really expensive looking key that they hang on their back door for “santa to come in.” But then they moved to a house with a Chimney so they let the four year old break the key LOL.

Answer by .MERCY ….
do you think every kid is stupid or what … like all children dont see all the adults go christmas shopping every year and buy wrapping paper and bows its not like children stay clear out of all stores for two months ..JESUS.. like all children dont see adults unloading and sneaking bags of stuff in to houses come on quit treating all children as though they were dumb deaf blind and all three.. ALL CHILDREN THEY KNOW ALL THE ADULTS ARE DOING CHRISTMAS SHOPPING FOR GODS SAKE….they dont hear parents grumble about credit cards they dont go to all the shopping malls see all the tv commercials… this is ridiculous….

Answer by JustHerx
Hes magical he makes himself skinny and slides under the door. Or you simply just let him in.

Answer by andreo
santa no real…lol

Answer by Lilly
You tell them that he magically puts a chimney on the roof and and slides down it and then takes the magical roof aways and puts it on the next house.

Answer by tkertz
Santa is a magical Spirit , and he does not need a door . If you have a chimney, then he will use it, but if you don’t, then he sneaks in.