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BaysideForever
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Sesame Place

Is sesame place good/appropriate for a 22 month old? DD is 15 months now, but I am trying to plan a trip there for when she is about 22 months old. Not sure if its the right time- also the website only gives info for the winter right now and doesn't provide a lot of information. How expensive is it/how much does a weekend there cost a family of 2 adults and 1 toddler? Not sure how to plan/budget if I can't find good info. Any other advice? Thanks.

Posted 11/21/13 12:04 PM
 
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july4mrsO
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Sesame Place

In the summer they usually have coupons for $20 off per ticket. They're normally $60/pp I think and with the coupon it comes out to $40. I think under 2 they are free but I'm not 100% sure on that.

We went this past summer and had a great time. But we only made a day trip out of it. Lots of water rides/attractions. One of my friends took her 2 year old for his birthday and they had a blast. I think it's a good age for it.

Posted 11/21/13 12:16 PM
 

BaysideForever
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Re: Sesame Place

thanks.
do people recommend 1 or 2 days there?

Posted 11/21/13 2:19 PM
 

KevinNKristin8-15-08
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Sesame Place

I think so. I would wait until the water park is open too though. You get more for your money that way and honestly the park was relatively small as it is so wait for warmer weather.

Posted 11/21/13 2:34 PM
 

nycgirl
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Re: Sesame Place

I think it's a little young unless your DC really watched sesame street & is really into the characters (will want to meet them & see the parade).

The water park is ehhh at that age. More like a splash pool & not worth that $$.

Your DS will be able to go on most of the rides (but there are not that many... it's not that much better than Adventureland).

I went last year when DS was 2 & DD was 6 months. I did not go back this year when they were 3 & 1.5.

Try it as a day trip.

Posted 11/21/13 2:48 PM
 

Dee0522
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Re: Sesame Place

22 months might be slightly on the young side, IMO. We took DS over the summer, three months shy of 3yo, and we felt like he would've gotten more out of it in another year. He loves the characters and everything, but he was too intimidated by most of the water slides/rides so we spent the majority of the day in the splash pool. You definitely don't need more than 1 day there.

Posted 11/21/13 3:04 PM
 
 

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