Christmas World Records  

Mortimer Blackwell and Steve Schlacker were startled by a miniature Christmas tree 32 times in 30 seconds.

Clint P. sat on a whoopee cushion and said "Merry Christmas" nine times in 15 seconds while dressed as Santa Claus.

Pavol Durdik circled around their Christmas tree 23 times in one minute while carrying a child on his shoulders.

Doug McManaman balanced a Christmas present on top of a 142-inch pole on his chin.

Decorated in lights, ornaments, and a tree topper, 6’8" Mike Ellison set a world record as the tallest human Christmas tree.

Brian Pankey spun oversized candy canes on each of his arms for 43.34 seconds while balancing another oversized candy cane on his chin.

Esther Crow sang ’Sleigh Ride’ in 59.41 seconds while accompanying herself with a cowbell, a kazoo, and metal jingles. Crow set the record during a World Record Appreciation Society event at Pianos in New York City. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present to witness and time the feat. #WRAS10

Doug McManaman balanced a statue of Santa Claus on his chin for 33.18 seconds. The three-foot statue was in a cardboard box, balanced on top of a three-foot pole.

Kristian Foy’s scream of “It’s Christmas!” reached 105 decibels. Foy set the record in homage to Noddy Holder’s line from Slade’s "Merry Christmas Everybody[]".

Kristian Foy gathered 15 people to pull apart one Christmas cracker. Seven women held one end and eight men held the other. The women’s side got the larger part of the cracker and therefore won the prize inside.

Alanna Iverson and 51 other cyclists danced the robotwhile wrapped in Christmas lights. The participants were a group of cyclists on a long distance bike ride to raise money for cancer research.

1,058 students and staff of Lake Travis Elementary School wore santa hats at once. #RecordSetterBook01

A total of 11 people rode down a snow slide at once in inner tubes. The group stayed connected for the duration of the ride.

Five people sat on Art Hoffman’s lap while he was dressed as Santa.

588 participants at Thirst Youth Convention in Erie, Pennsylvania played Joy to the World on their kazoos at once.

A total of 23 people wore ugly sweaters while singing Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.