Families who have been eagerly following Father Christmas on NORAD's Santa tracker were left bewildered earlier today as the site briefly crashed. Technical problems earlier today meant no one had any idea where Father Christmas was, leaving parents unsure how to explain to their children where the main man was.
He set off from the North Pole to deliver gifts to children around the world, with youngsters and their parents heading onto NORAD's special Santa tracker to follow him on his journey. His first stop was Tonga and was spotted going over New Zealand before the site crashed, the Mirror reports.
Instead, visitors to the site were presented with a blank page, leaving many confused. The site then returned, before going down again at around 1.35pm, seemingly struggling under the weight of millions of visits.
