Santa’s reindeer are available for delivery throughout Pennsylvania
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Santa’s reindeer are available for delivery throughout Pennsylvania

Posted on by Amelia Pressman

START 2025. I want to thank everyone for coming out and certifying my reindeer every year. How about this? Santa Claus and his reindeer can now fly and deliver presents across Pennsylvania tomorrow night. The announcement was made today at HERSHEY PARK by Department of Agriculture officials. For a long time you casually saw, I would say, Santa Claus. You don’t often see Santa Claus at a press conference, but you did today. THEY SAY DASHER, DANCER, PANCER AND VIXEN. COMET, CUPID, THUNDER AND LIGHTNING. AND OF COURSE RUDOLPH. EVERYONE HAS A HEALTH CARE ISSUED AND THEY CAN FLY AROUND THE WORLD AND OF COURSE OVER THE KEYSTONE STATE. Officials say the certificate certifications are necessary to ensure security

Santa’s reindeer were released for deliveries across Pennsylvania on Christmas Eve

Santa’s nine-member reindeer team has received permission to make deliveries to children across Pennsylvania on Christmas Eve. The state Department of Agriculture announced Monday at Hershey Park that Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen and Rudolph have received a clean bill of health. “That means they can fly from rooftop to rooftop in all 67 Pennsylvania counties to deliver toys and other items to children on the Nice List, a secret we will never tell,” said Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding. “But the young and young at heart of Pennsylvania can rest comfortably in their beds knowing that the reindeer are healthy and ready to fly.” A health certificate is required to ensure that infectious diseases are not spread across state lines.

HERSHEY, Pa. –

Santa’s nine-member reindeer team is permitted to make deliveries to children across Pennsylvania on Christmas Eve.

The state Department of Agriculture announced Monday at Hershey Park that Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen and Rudolph received clean bill of health.

That means they can fly roof-to-roof in all 67 Pennsylvania counties to deliver toys and other items to children on the Nice List.

“The magic that makes Santa’s reindeer fly is a secret we will never tell,” said Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding. “But the young and young at heart in Pennsylvania can rest comfortably in their beds knowing that the reindeer are healthy and ready to fly.”

To ensure that infectious diseases are not transmitted across state lines, a health certificate is required.

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