SantaPark Arctic World is a family-owned company rooted in the Arctic Circle, where Christmas stories are brought to life throughout the year.
We create meaningful experiences that combine Finnish traditions, nature, and carefully crafted storytelling. Across SantaPark and Santa Claus Secret Forest – Joulukka, our work is guided by authenticity, care for one another, and pride in creating moments that truly matter.
We are looking for seasonal team members for Winter 2026-2027
(10/2026 - 1/2027 & 10/2026 - 3/2027)
Santa’s Helpers are at the heart of the experience.
In SantaPark, an underground Christmas-themed park, you welcome guests into the lively world of Santa’s cavern, guiding them through fun, Christmassy activities and encounters at their own pace.
In Santa Claus Secret Forest - Joulukka, a premium Christmas destination hidden in the forest, you lead families through a carefully crafted story. You guide, listen, respond, and help each family feel that the experience is truly their own. Please note that work in Joulukka is partly outdoors in a winter forest environment.
Depending on the situation, the role may also include supporting restaurant service alongside professional waitstaff. This can involve assisting in guest service during meals as part of the overall experience.
This role is about presence. You work both independently and as part of a team, adapting to different situations while keeping the experience smooth and consistent for every guest.

SantaPark Arctic World is a family-owned company located in Rovaniemi, Finland. We offer our guests extraordinary experiences conducted with uncompromising professionalism down to the last detail. The brand family of SantaPark Arctic World includes Arctic TreeHouse Hotel, Rakas Restaurant & Bar, the Christmas theme park SantaPark - the Home Cavern of Santa Claus, the exclusive destination Santa Claus Secret Forest - Joulukka, Arctic Forest Spa - Metsäkyly, ProSanta - The Official Santa Claus of Finland and Lapland Luxury. The entrepreneur couple Ilkka Länkinen and Katja Ikäheimo-Länkinen have been involved in the tourism industry in Lapland since 1997, and the company receives over 100 000 yearly guests from over 70 countries.