William and Kate join George, Charlotte, and Louis on a special outing

• The Waleses were joined by George, Charlotte, and Prince Louis at Lapland UK.
• The Ascot location is a Christmas-themed park with reindeer.
• William and Kate were seen trying to blend into the crowd as they greeted well-wishers.

Prince William and Kate were seen trying to blend in with the crowd, on a secret festive stroll with their children.

The Prince and Princess of Wales were joined by Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, as well as Norland nanny Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, on their tour to Lapland UK.

The Ascot location is a Christmas-themed park with reindeer, a toy factory, a lovely forest, and stores telling Santa’s story.

It is a popular family destination that has been open for 15 years and is a reasonably short drive for the Wales who were seen leaving last week.

According to Media sources, the royal children appeared to be having fun, with Charlotte and George pictured clutching toys with their own Lepi the Snow Leopards.

Despite William and Kate’s apparent attempt to blend into the crowd, royal admirers noticed the family.

Kate was dressed in black, including a turtleneck jumper and a bobble hat, while William was dressed in blue trousers and a khaki flap cap.

William was also seen carrying a toy that most likely belongs to Prince Louis.

It comes as the Waleses spent Christmas Day with the other royals at Sandringham.

On that occasion, Louis was observed tugging at his mother as the royals greeted people waiting to see them at the annual festive church service.

George, nine, and Charlotte, seven, have previously participated in the walk, but this year was the first time four-year-old Louis, dressed in shorts and long socks, joined them.

Following the service, the royals paused to mingle with some of the well-wishers who had lined the road, with George, Charlotte, and Louis all appearing to receive gifts from the public.

But, while Kate chatted with Louis, the cheeky wellwisher looked ready to get back to Sandringham House and was seen adorably pulling at her elbow to hurry her along.

“Since 2007, it has been humbling to learn so many parents (Big Folk!) feel the same way about this fleeting, precious period in a child’s life and it could not feel more lovely to support families in creating cherished memories together,” Lapland UK said on Facebook this Christmas.

“We hope all Big and Small Folk who visit us will have treasured memories of this time in their life and we remain committed to protecting and celebrating the innocence of childhood belief.”

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