Sesame Place Philadelphia Admission Ticket

Looking for a perfect all-day outing with the family? Enjoy ultimate family fun with whirling rides, splashy water slides, parades, shows, and more with your favorite Sesame Street friends at Sesame Place Philadelphia! Just 30 minutes from Philadelphia, Sesame Place Philadelphia is the only theme park on the East Coast based entirely on the award-winning show, Sesame Street®, with more than 25 Sesame Street-themed attractions, entertaining character shows and parades, an interactive Sesame Street Neighborhood, and opportunities to meet everyone’s favorite furry friends! Celebrate with seasonal events all year long, including Elmo’s Eggstravaganza, Elmo’s Springtacular, Sesame Summer Splash, The Count’s Halloween Spooktacular, and A Very Furry Christmas. Sesame Place Philadelphia was the first theme park in the world to become a Certified Autism Center and was the first theme park in the United States to join the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program.

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Location: New Hope

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Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: What’s the best time of year to take kids to Sesame Place?

A: Summer is definitely the most popular time! The Sesame Summer Splash event has awesome water slides and activities that the kids love. But keep in mind it can get super crowded. Early fall is also great since you can enjoy The Count’s Halloween Spooktacular with fun decorations and special shows without the heat and crowds. Just make sure to check the event calendar!

Q: Are there age limits for the rides at Sesame Place?

A: Most rides at Sesame Place are designed for younger kids, so they’re great for toddlers and preschoolers! Some rides do have height requirements, usually around 36 inches for the bigger ones. It’s a good idea to check the guidelines on their website before you go, especially if your kids are on the smaller side.

Q: Can you bring your own food and drinks to Sesame Place?

A: Unfortunately, outside food and drinks aren't allowed in the park. However, they do have a bunch of kid-friendly dining options! You can also find snack stands selling everything from pizza to funnel cakes. If you're on a budget, I recommend packing a cooler and leaving it in your car for lunch breaks!

Discussions

Wondering if Sesame Place is worth it for a 3-year-old!

I'm thinking of getting tickets to Sesame Place for my little guy's birthday. He just turned 3 and loves Elmo! I heard there are lots of rides and shows, but I'm curious about the character meet and greets. Are they really interactive? Also, how's the parking situation? Any tips would be appreciated!

Going to Sesame Place - What to wear?

Heading to Sesame Place next weekend and not sure what to dress my kids in. Should I go with swimwear or regular clothes? It’s supposed to be warm, but I heard some rides can get wet. Any advice?