Join the military, preferably the United States forces or the Russian forces. Every once in a while a flight will land on the pack ice, or a submarine will surface at the North Pole. Since the Russians have actually tried to annex the North Pole, expect them to make more visits to their "territory."
Contact Voyage Concepts of the UK. They have planned cross-country ski trips and other expeditions featuring dog sledding, helicopters and hot air balloons to get people to the North Pole.
Snowshoe up to the North Pole during the winter. Canadian Arctic Holidays organized a snowshoeing and ski expedition to the Pole in April 2007. They have organized trips to the Pole since 1993.
Take a nuclear-powered icebreaker to the Pole. Arctic Odysseys offer voyages on board the Yamal from Murmansk during the summer months. The icebreaker trip features a heated pool, basketball court, talks from Polar experts and international cuisine.
Run a marathon. The North Pole Marathon, a.k.a. the World's Coolest Marathon, slogs through 26.2 miles at the top of the world every March. Competitors will be taken to the exact North Pole at the end of the race.
Float in a hot air balloon over the North Pole. North Pole Adventures, a Russian company, offers this option (and many other special packages) for those who want to do something a little different. They also arrange special packages for honeymooners and those who want to sample vodka at 40 degrees below zero.
Fly over the North Pole. This is the most economical way to see the North Pole and the spectacular Arctic scenery. An English-speaking guide will accompany the flight from Dusseldorf. Plus, you get complimentary champagne upon reaching your destination.
