SantaCon scales back plan in face of Saturday protests, releases map app

SantaCon is still coming to town.

The annual display of debauched Santas and inebriated elves crawling along city streets will be limited to a handful of pre-screened bars ready for the revelers, in order to “create the lowest possible impact on this city we love,” organizers of the beer-guzzling fundraiser said in a statement on their website Thursday.

SantaCon released a .99 cent app on Thursday with at least 35 participating bars in Manhattan.

“If a venue isn’t on this list, it’s because they don’t want to see you there,” the website warned.

The website also suggested that participants spend most of the time inside the venues and not in the streets.

Organizers said they didn’t want to distract from a series of protests Staurday calling for police reform — most notably the Millions March NYC in Washington Square Park.

“Fighting, public urination and vandalism are unacceptable and a great way to ensure that there will be no SantaCon in 2015,” the message advised.

With the hashtag #dontscroogesantacon, the group has taken to social media to urge revelers to forgo the events frat-house reputation.

“Santa leaves presents, not puddles of puke. Know your limits, Santa!” organizers tweeted.

Famed civil rights attorney and former New York City Liberties Union director Norman Siegel announced on Wednesday that he volunteered to help SantaCon better organize itself for future events as long as he deems Saturday’s festivities appropriate.

Organizers did not immediately respond to requests for information.

After meeting at Clinton Cove Park at 10 a.m. Santas and and their elves can be found or avoided at: