In 2004, Google released its own Santa Tracker, which offers a very different experience but is still just as fun. Fast forward to today and there are a number of ways to find out what's happening ...

Norad is still an option for tracking Santa online, though it has been doing it since 1958. In 2004, Google rolled out its own tracker, giving everyone two primary choices for their Santa-tracking ...

Google has put its resources to work, and is keeping an eye on Santa’s flight path on Christmas Eve. The Google Santa Tracker has a variety of games, a Santa selfie and elf maker options to entertain ...

Google’s annual Santa Tracker is now live. The website shows a live map of Santa’s journey from the North Pole to your hometown. You can also indulge in a bit of Christmas fun by playing games ...

“Here comes Santa Claus, here comes Santa Claus, right down Santa Claus lane!” If NORAD had a holiday theme song, that would be it. If Google had a most popular searches list on Christmas Eve ...

For those eager to follow Santa's journey or simply get into the holiday spirit, NORAD and Google offer exciting ways to track his progress. Here's everything you need to know about these popular ...

For those who take preparation to the next level, you can track Santa's journey. Google and the North American Aerospace Defense Command will track Santa this year, offering up-to-the-minute ...

Google has put its resources to work, and is keeping an eye on Santa's flight path on Christmas Eve. The Google Santa Tracker has a variety of games, a Santa selfie and elf maker options to entertain ...

The Google Santa Tracker starts at midnight UTC on Christmas Eve. The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and Google track Santa's journey around the world, providing updates on his ...

Basically the pickle-shaped ornament goes on the tree on Christmas ... whatever you want to call it!). The NORAD Santa Tracker lets kids (and adults!) track the Big Guy via Facebook, Twitter ...

Google's Santa Tracker continues a two-decade tradition for the company, allowing excited children (and grown-ups!) to keep up with the jolly gift-giver's travels throughout December 24.