Brief glimpses of Santa's secret workshop were hidden away from the public, only to be revealed on November 5, 2021 along the Bay's Queen Street East flagship location. The Christmas holiday tradition of the holiday windows continues with the animatronic figures in five magical scenes: Snow-Making, Candy Cane, Gifting, Ornament Making and the Mail Room.
From the Bay; "Visiting the iconic windows at Hudson’s Bay is an annual tradition that brings joy and nostalgia to both the city and to visitors," says Denis Frenette, SVP Merchandise Presentation at Hudson’s Bay. "We continue to deliver this favourite pastime and are thrilled to create joy with our "Holiday Your Way" windows in cities across the country."
"Passerby can expect the following displays:
Snow-Making Department: Ever wonder how snow is actually made? A bounty of magical frozen flakes come to life in this winter wonderland. Passersby can snap photos in adult and kid-sized cutouts on the exterior of our windows and join in with our snow angels.
Candy Cane Department: A look at how the magical treats are made and gently packaged with a robotic arm before being dropped into queue to be sent in Santa’s sleigh and delivered to the children of the globe.
Gifting Department: A glimpse into all of the parcels being wrapped, sorted and packed by robots working in sync to keep up with the flow of presents coming down the conveyor belt. Plus, new technology allows onlookers to press a button on the glass and one very friendly robot will want to give you a high-five and take a selfie.
Ornament-Making Department: A snapshot of how some signature ornaments are painted and detailed with precision and care. A giant mechanical hand carefully selects each colour to be applied before the finished crafts are sent out for people to decorate their homes.
Mail-Room Department: The inner workings of the technology used to scan, sort and process all of Santa’s letters. A giant computer spits out a list of names while a map of the globe gives Santa directions to find all the boys and girls around the world."
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