The arrival of Sidcup's own Santa often delights many a resident as he tours the streets with his band of merry elves, collecting money for charity.
However, this year Santa's sleigh has received an upgrade in the form of a new satellite tracking system so that children can track his progress and even see when he is in their road.
The annual event, organised by the Sidcup Rotary Club, raised more than £13,000 for a number of local, national and international charities last year - with organisers hoping to smash that figure this year.
Club president Gerry Packman said: "We are so pleased to be organising this event again. It is an important part of our fundraising calendar and brings joy, not only to the children but our own club members who turn out in elf outfits every year whatever the weather.
"The sleigh is all lit up and Christmas music will be played. Santa will be there with a cheery wave for everyone and sweets for the children.
"A huge number of charities in the borough, and nationally and internationally will benefit."
Eager kids excited to see Santa's hi-tech sleigh can track his movements by logging on here, or by checking the below itinerary for the next couple of weeks...
13 December: Valliers Wood Rd, Ellison Rd, Crombie Av, Overmead Rd, Avery Hill, Sidewood Rd.
15 December: Harland Av, Brooklands Av, Dulverton Av, Brendon Rd, Frensham, Margarets Av.
17 December: Marechal Neil Av, Dulverton, Harland Av, Gloucester Av, York Av, Little Birches, Longlands, Parkhill Rd.
18 December: Selbourne Rd, The Drive, Farwell Rd, Wren Rd, Faraday Av, Walton Rd.
20 December: Upperton Rd, Langdon Shaw, Tyron Way, Felton Lea, Sidney Rd, Orchard Rd, Clifton Rd, Northcote Rd.
21 December: Manor Rd, Priestlands Park, Crescent Rd, Sandhurst Rd, Christchurch Rd, Hamilton Rd, Victoria Rd.
Santa and his elves normally start their route at around 6pm until 8pm.
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