What are the Sesame Place seasonal events?

Sesame Place runs three major seasonal events: the regular summer season (May-September) with water rides open, Halloween Spooktacular (weekends September-October) with trick-or-treating, costume parades, and Count's Halloween carnival, and A Very Furry Christmas (select dates November-January) with holiday shows, light displays, character photos with Santa, and a Christmas parade. Each event has its own schedule and some require separate tickets. Restroom availability remains the same during all events.

Sesame Place Restrooms & Family Guide

Q: Where are the restrooms at Sesame Place?

Sesame Place has 20+ restroom locations spread across the park's themed areas including Cookie's Monster Land, Elmo's World, Big Bird's Court, Count's Splash Castle water area, Sesame Neighborhood, and near the main entrance. The park is compact at 14 acres, so you are never more than a 2-3 minute walk from a restroom. Every area has baby changing tables. See our interactive map for exact locations.

Q: Where is the Baby Care Center at Sesame Place?

The Baby Care Center is located near the Sesame Neighborhood area, close to the character meet area. It has private nursing rooms, baby changing tables, a feeding area with high chairs, and supplies for purchase including diapers, wipes, formula, sunscreen, and baby food. It is free to use and climate-controlled — essential during Pennsylvania summers.

Q: Which Sesame Place restrooms have the shortest lines?

The restrooms near Big Bird's Court and the back of the water ride area consistently have the shortest lines because families concentrate near the main entrance and Cookie's Monster Land. During the Neighborhood Street Parade, restrooms along the parade route empty out because everyone is watching — use restrooms at the back of the park during parade times.

Q: Are there changing tables in every Sesame Place restroom?

Yes. Every restroom at Sesame Place has baby changing tables in both men's and women's rooms. This is a park designed for ages 2-6 — they understand that every visitor has young children. The Baby Care Center near Sesame Neighborhood has dedicated infant changing stations with extra supplies. Companion restrooms also have full changing facilities.

Q: Can I bring a stroller to Sesame Place?

Yes, strollers are welcome throughout Sesame Place. Single stroller rental is $18/day and double is $25/day near the main entrance. The park is 14 acres and manageable on foot, but toddlers tire quickly — especially after water rides. Stroller parking is available near every ride and attraction area. Wagons are also permitted.

Q: Can I get free water at Sesame Place?

Yes. Any food service location at Sesame Place will give you a free cup of ice water — just ask at the counter. There are also water fountains near restroom locations throughout the park. Pennsylvania summers can be hot and humid, and with kids running between water rides and dry rides, hydration is critical.

Q: What are the best rides for toddlers at Sesame Place?

The entire park is designed for toddlers. Cookie's Monster Land has multiple toddler rides. Elmo's World has gentle spinning and bouncing rides. Big Bird's Court has the Sunny Day Carousel. Count's Splash Castle is a massive interactive water play area perfect for little ones. The Neighborhood Street Parade lets kids meet Elmo, Cookie Monster, Big Bird, Abby Cadabby, and Grover up close. There are no intense roller coasters — this is THE toddler theme park.

Q: Is Sesame Place a Certified Autism Center?

Yes. Sesame Place was the first theme park in the world to be designated as a Certified Autism Center by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES). All staff receive specialized training. The park offers sensory guides rating every ride and attraction, low-sensory rooms for quiet breaks, noise-canceling headphones for loan, and designated quiet areas. Social stories are available on the website to help children prepare for their visit.

Q: Where should I park at Sesame Place?

Parking is available in the Sesame Place lots on Sesame Road in Langhorne. General parking is $25 per vehicle. The parking lot is adjacent to the main entrance — a 3-5 minute walk. Preferred parking closer to the entrance is available for an additional fee. ADA accessible parking spaces are located closest to the entrance. On busy summer weekends, arrive before 10am.

Q: Which hotels are best for families near Sesame Place?

Luxury: Sesame Place Official Hotel Partner (formerly Langhorne hotel, from $199), Sheraton Bucks County ($189+), DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia-Bucks County ($179+). Mid-range: Hampton Inn Philadelphia/Langhorne ($159+), Comfort Inn Levittown ($139+), Holiday Inn Express Langhorne ($149+). Budget: Red Roof Inn Langhorne ($89+), Motel 6 Langhorne ($79+), Best Western Plus New Hope ($119+).

Quick Find: Nearest Sesame Place Restroom

Where are you right now? Find the closest restroom at Sesame Place in seconds. The park is a compact 14 acres — smaller than most theme parks — which means you are never more than a 2-3 minute walk from a restroom. That is a gift when you are potty-training a toddler who gives you exactly 45 seconds of warning.

I'm in / near...	Nearest restroom	Walk	Companion	Baby Change	Crowd
Main Entrance / Guest Services	Main entrance restrooms near Guest Services and lockers	<1 min	Yes	Yes	High
Cookie's Monster Land	Cookie's Monster Land restrooms near ride cluster	<1 min	Yes	Yes	Med
Elmo's World	Elmo's World area restrooms near character meet	<1 min	Yes	Yes	Med
Big Bird's Court	Big Bird's Court restrooms near Sunny Day Carousel	1 min	—	Yes	Low
Count's Splash Castle	Water area restrooms near Count's Splash Castle entrance	<1 min	Yes	Yes	High
Big Bird's Rambling River	Lazy river area restrooms with changing stalls	1 min	—	Yes	Med
Sky Splash / Water Slides	Water slide area restrooms near Sky Splash	1 min	—	Yes	Med
Sesame Neighborhood / Parade Route	Neighborhood restrooms near parade viewing and character meets	<1 min	Yes	Yes	High
Ernie's Waterworks (Toddler Splash)	Toddler splash pad restrooms near Ernie's Waterworks	<1 min	—	Yes	Med
Dining Pavilion Area	Main dining area restrooms near food court	<1 min	—	Yes	High
Vapor Trail / Older Kid Rides	Ride area restrooms near Vapor Trail entrance	1-2 min	—	Yes	Low
Not inside yet (Parking Lot)	Entrance plaza restrooms immediately inside the gate	2-3 min	—	Yes	Low
Baby Care Center	Baby Care Center near Sesame Neighborhood — nursing, changing, feeding, supplies	Near center	Yes	Yes	Low

🌟 Certified Autism Center — First Theme Park in the World

Sesame Place is the first theme park in the world designated as a Certified Autism Center by IBCCES. All staff are trained in autism awareness. The park provides sensory guides for every ride and attraction, low-sensory rooms for quiet breaks, noise-canceling headphones available for loan, and social stories on their website to help children prepare for their visit. Quiet restrooms are available in the Big Bird's Court area and near the back of the water ride section. If your child needs a calm restroom experience away from crowds, ask Guest Services for the current quietest option.

💡 Size advantage: Sesame Place is just 14 acres — roughly one-twentieth the size of Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom. That compact size is a massive advantage for families with toddlers. No restroom is more than a 3-minute walk from anywhere in the park. For parents in the thick of potty training, this park is designed for you.

Sesame Place Restroom Map — Interactive

All 20+ restrooms pinned across Sesame Place in Langhorne, Pennsylvania. Tap a pin for location details, accessibility info, and baby change availability. The park is compact enough that every restroom is within a short walk from every attraction — but knowing which one is closest during a toddler emergency saves precious seconds.

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Baby Care Center at Sesame Place

The Baby Care Center is your home base for infant and toddler care at Sesame Place. Located near the Sesame Neighborhood area, close to character meet locations — the beating heart of the park. Free to use, climate-controlled, and stocked with everything a parent of a baby or toddler could need. This is a theme park built for families with children under 6. The Baby Care Center reflects that mission — it is not an afterthought but a core feature.

Baby Care Center interior with nursing stations and changing tables at Sesame Place theme park in Langhorne Pennsylvania

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Private Nursing Rooms

Comfortable private rooms with chairs, electrical outlets for breast pumps, and climate control. A peaceful haven away from the Sesame Street character songs, splash pad screams, and the general beautiful chaos of a park full of toddlers.

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Changing Tables

Dedicated infant changing stations inside the Baby Care Center. Every restroom in the park also has changing tables in both men's and women's rooms — because at a park for 2-year-olds, every restroom needs them. Full-privacy companion restrooms are also available.

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Feeding Area

High chairs, bottle warmers, microwave for baby food, and clean seating for solid food feeding. Away from park noise and activity. The calm you need when your 18-month-old needs to eat but the park energy has them wound up beyond function.

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Supplies for Purchase

Diapers (multiple sizes), wipes, formula, sunscreen, baby food jars, and basic baby supplies. Theme park prices, but the convenience is priceless when you discover the diaper bag has two diapers left and it is only 11am.

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Climate-Controlled

Pennsylvania summers bring 90-degree heat with humidity. The Baby Care Center is fully climate-controlled — a cool-down zone for overheated babies and sun-drained parents. In the heat of July, this building is as important as any ride in the park.

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Open Park Hours

Available from park opening to closing, every operating day. No reservation needed — walk in anytime. Located centrally so you are never more than 2 minutes from it at this compact park.

Sesame Place — Certified Autism Center

Sesame Place became the first theme park in the world to be designated as a Certified Autism Center by IBCCES (International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards). This is not a marketing label — it means every staff member receives specialized training, and the park provides concrete tools for families with children on the autism spectrum. Here is what that means for your visit.

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Sensory Guides

Every ride and attraction has a sensory guide rating its noise level, lighting, speed, visual stimulation, and touch elements on a simple scale. Available at Guest Services and online. You can plan your entire day around your child's comfort level before you arrive.

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Low-Sensory Rooms

Dedicated quiet rooms for sensory breaks are available inside the park. Climate-controlled, dim lighting, soft furnishings, and minimal noise. When the park stimulation becomes too much, these rooms offer a genuine reset without leaving the park. Ask Guest Services for current locations.

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Noise-Canceling Headphones

Noise-canceling headphones are available for loan at Guest Services. Free with a refundable deposit. The Neighborhood Street Parade has amplified music, and Count's Splash Castle can be loud with excited kids. Headphones make these experiences manageable for sound-sensitive children.

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Trained Staff

Every Sesame Place team member receives IBCCES autism training. Staff understand sensory needs, communication differences, and behavioral responses. They will not rush your child, will not make assumptions, and will accommodate at every point of interaction — rides, dining, character meets, and restrooms.

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Social Stories

Downloadable social stories on the Sesame Place website help children prepare for their visit. Visual guides showing what the park looks like, what to expect at rides, character meets, and restrooms. Preparation reduces anxiety and makes the visit more enjoyable for the whole family.

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Quiet Restrooms

The restrooms near Big Bird's Court and the back of the water ride area are consistently the quietest. If your child needs a calm restroom experience, ask Guest Services for the current quietest option. Companion restrooms offer full privacy and minimal noise.

Outdoor family dining pavilion with Sesame Street themed menus and families eating at Sesame Place Langhorne PA

Where to Eat at Sesame Place — Family Dining

Every dining location inside the park with real kids' menu details and restroom proximity. Sesame Place understands that every single visitor has young children — so every restaurant has high chairs, kids' menus, and allergen awareness. Small snacks and water bottles are allowed inside the park, but coolers and full meals need to stay in the car.

Character Dining

Character Meet

Character Dining Experience

📍 Varies by season🍴 Sit-down

Reservable character dining where Elmo, Cookie Monster, Abby Cadabby, and friends visit your table during breakfast or lunch. Kids' meals included. Characters are trained to interact gently with toddlers — they kneel down, wave, and give hugs at kid height. Photo opportunities at the table. Book in advance — slots fill fast during peak season. High chairs available. Allergy menus on request.

🚽 Dining area restrooms adjacent • Baby change • High chairs

Elmo's Eatery

📍 Near Elmo's World🍴 Counter service

Sesame-themed kids' meals with chicken tenders shaped like Sesame characters, mac and cheese, grilled cheese, and fruit cups. Kids' meal boxes come with a small toy. Indoor and outdoor seating with shade umbrellas. A dedicated kids' dining experience where everything is scaled for little hands. The menu is designed for the 2-6 age range — small portions, mild flavors, recognizable food.

🚽 Elmo's World restrooms 1 min walk • Companion restroom • Baby change

Cookie's Cookery

📍 Central park area🍴 Counter service

The park's main dining facility with burgers, chicken sandwiches, pizza, salads, and an extensive kids' menu. High chairs at every table. Indoor seating with air conditioning — a cool-down stop during lunch. Central location means you are a short walk from most attractions. The largest seating capacity in the park. Mobile ordering available to skip lines.

🚽 Central restrooms adjacent • Baby change • Mobile order available

Quick Service & Family-Friendly

Grover's Grub

📍 Near Big Bird's Court🍴 Counter service

Hot dogs, pretzels, chicken nuggets, and fries — the fast-food staples that toddlers actually eat. Quick service, short lines in the morning. Outdoor covered seating. A no-fuss refueling stop when your kids are pulling toward the next ride and you need food in them before meltdown territory.

🚽 Big Bird's Court restrooms 1 min walk • Baby change

Oscar's Snack Shack

📍 Near water rides🍴 Snack bar

Snacks, ice cream, beverages, and quick bites near the water attraction area. Perfect for a mid-splash refuel. Grab a snack between water rides without fully drying off and trekking back to the main dining area. Sunscreen and basic supplies also available here.

🚽 Water area restrooms adjacent • Changing stalls for wet-to-dry

Rosita's Mexican Grill

📍 Central dining area🍴 Counter service

Tacos, burritos, quesadillas, nachos, and churros. Kids' quesadilla is a reliable choice for picky eaters — cheese and tortilla, nothing scary. Indoor seating available. A solid alternative when your family is tired of chicken tenders and pizza for the third park day in a row.

🚽 Central restrooms 1 min walk • Baby change

Abby's Ice Cream

📍 Near parade route🍴 Walk-up window

Ice cream cones, sundaes, and the famous Cookie Monster blue ice cream in a Cookie-shaped cup. Located along the Neighborhood Street Parade route — grab one before the parade starts and watch the show while the kids eat. The Cookie Monster sundae is the single most Instagrammed food item at Sesame Place.

🚽 Neighborhood restrooms 1 min walk

Bert & Ernie's Snack Cart

📍 Multiple locations🍴 Cart

Popcorn, pretzels, cotton candy, lemonade, and bottled water from mobile carts scattered throughout the park. The quickest food option when you need something in tiny hands immediately. Cart locations rotate — you will find at least one near Cookie's Monster Land and one near the water rides.

🚽 Ask any cart worker for nearest restroom

Must-Try Snacks & Treats

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Cookie Monster Blue Ice Cream

📍 Abby's Ice Cream & carts~$7-9

Blue cookie-dough ice cream served in a Cookie Monster cup. Every kid in the park wants one. Every parent in the park takes a photo of their kid eating one. It tastes great and photographs even better. The defining food experience of Sesame Place.

Elmo Cupcakes

📍 Cookie's Cookery~$6

Red velvet cupcakes with Elmo's face. Sweet, shareable, and the kind of food that makes a 3-year-old's entire day. Available at the main dining location. Pairs well with post-ride celebration or pre-parade sugar loading.

Churros

📍 Rosita's & carts~$6

Warm cinnamon-sugar churros from Rosita's Mexican Grill and select carts. Shareable, portable, and universally loved by the entire 2-to-adult age range. A quick sugar boost when energy levels crash after too many water rides.

Free ice water: Any food service location at Sesame Place will give you a free cup of ice water. Just ask at the counter. Stay hydrated — kids running between water rides and dry rides lose fluids fast in summer heat.

Allergy info: Sesame Place accommodates common food allergies. Allergen menus are available at all dining locations. Inform the server at character dining about any allergies when you sit down. Gluten-free and dairy-free options are available at Cookie's Cookery.

Outside food: Small snacks, baby food, and water bottles are allowed inside Sesame Place. Coolers and full meals are not permitted inside the park, but you can leave a cooler in your car and return to the parking lot for a mid-day meal to save money. Lockers are available near the entrance.

Family-friendly hotel exterior with pool near Sesame Place theme park in Langhorne Bucks County Pennsylvania

Hotels Near Sesame Place — Where to Stay

Hotels sorted by budget tier with real family details. Langhorne is in Bucks County, Pennsylvania — a suburban area with plenty of chain hotels and family-friendly options along the I-95 corridor. Most hotels are 5-15 minutes from the park. Real distances, family features, and restroom availability at each property.

Luxury & Upscale

Luxury

Sheraton Bucks County Hotel

📍 400 Oxford Valley Rd, Langhorne🚗 5-min drive to park

Full-service Marriott property with indoor and outdoor pools, on-site restaurant, fitness center, and spacious family rooms. The closest upscale option to Sesame Place. Pool with a slide for after-park swimming. Rooms have mini-fridges for baby food and milk storage. Walking distance to Oxford Valley Mall for rainy-day backup plans.

$189 - $329 /night

🚽 Lobby restrooms • Pool restrooms • Accessible • Baby change • Restaurant restrooms

DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Bucks County exterior with family-friendly amenities near Sesame Place

Upscale

DoubleTree by Hilton Bucks County

📍 4700 Street Rd, Trevose🚗 10-min drive to park

Hilton upscale property with warm chocolate chip cookies at check-in (kids love this). Indoor pool, fitness center, on-site restaurant, and suites with separate living areas for families. The famous DoubleTree cookies alone make the check-in experience a highlight for kids. Reliable quality.

$179 - $299 /night

🚽 Lobby restrooms • Pool restrooms • Accessible • Baby change

Courtyard by Marriott Langhorne

📍 400 North Bucks Town Dr, Langhorne🚗 5-min drive to park

Modern Marriott property within minutes of Sesame Place. Bistro restaurant for breakfast, indoor pool, and well-appointed rooms. Reliable Marriott Bonvoy points. A solid upscale option for families who prefer Marriott brands. Close enough to return to the hotel for mid-day naps without losing too much park time.

$169 - $279 /night

🚽 Lobby restrooms • Pool restrooms • Accessible • Baby change • Bistro dining

Mid-Range & Family Value

Pool

Hampton Inn Philadelphia/Langhorne

📍 250 N Bucks Town Dr, Langhorne🚗 5-min drive to park

Reliable Hilton-brand hotel with free hot breakfast, outdoor pool, and clean family rooms. The free breakfast alone saves $30+ for a family of four. Walking distance to restaurants. The most popular mid-range option for Sesame Place families — book early for summer weekends.

$159 - $249 /night

🚽 Lobby restrooms • Pool restrooms • Accessible • Baby change • Free breakfast

Holiday Inn Express Langhorne

📍 Near I-95, Langhorne🚗 8-min drive to park

IHG property with complimentary Express Start breakfast, indoor pool, microwave and fridge in every room. The in-room microwave is essential for warming baby bottles and toddler meals. Easy highway access. Clean, reliable, and a solid value for families.

$149 - $229 /night

🚽 Lobby restrooms • Pool restrooms • Accessible • Baby change • Breakfast included

Comfort Inn Levittown

📍 Levittown, PA🚗 10-min drive to park

Choice Hotels property with complimentary hot breakfast, indoor pool, and microwave/fridge in rooms. Slightly farther from the park but lower prices and less competition for rooms during peak season. A reliable family hotel that delivers on the basics.

$139 - $209 /night

🚽 Lobby restrooms • Pool restrooms • Accessible • Baby change • Breakfast included

Budget & Smart Saver

Budget

Red Roof Inn Langhorne

📍 Near I-95, Langhorne🚗 8-min drive to park

No-frills budget hotel at rock-bottom prices. Kids under 17 stay free. Clean rooms, free parking, and the savings can fund an extra park visit or character dining experience. What you save on the room, spend on Cookie Monster ice cream.

$89 - $149 /night

🚽 Room facilities only • Basic

Budget

Motel 6 Langhorne

📍 Near I-95, Langhorne🚗 10-min drive to park

Ultra-budget option for families who want to maximize park spending. Kids under 17 stay free. Basic but clean rooms. Free parking. The most affordable option in the Sesame Place area. Ideal for one-night stays focused entirely on the park experience.

$79 - $129 /night

🚽 Room facilities only • Basic

Charming

Best Western Plus New Hope Inn

📍 New Hope, PA🚗 25-min drive to park

Charming Bucks County option in the artsy town of New Hope. Free breakfast, outdoor pool, and a beautiful riverside setting. Farther from the park but a memorable stay in a picturesque town with shops, galleries, and restaurants along the Delaware River. Great for families making a weekend of it.

$119 - $199 /night

🚽 Lobby restrooms • Pool restrooms • Accessible • Baby change • Breakfast included

Families with toddlers enjoying colorful Sesame Street themed rides and attractions at Sesame Place Langhorne Pennsylvania

Rides & Attractions at Sesame Place

Every ride and attraction rated for families with nearest restroom locations. Sesame Place is the only theme park in America designed entirely for children ages 2-6. Almost every ride accommodates toddlers riding with a parent. There are no intense roller coasters, no 48-inch height requirements, and no rides that will terrify a preschooler. This is the park where your 2-year-old is the target audience.

Must-Do Experiences

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Count's Splash Castle

Massive interactive water play structure with tipping buckets, gentle water cannons, mini slides, and splash pads — all designed for toddler bodies. Kids can spend 2+ hours here without wanting to leave. Shallow water, soft surfaces, lifeguards everywhere. The centerpiece of Sesame Place's water attractions and the single best water play experience for young children at any theme park in the country. Parents can wade in or watch from shaded seating nearby.

All agesIncluded with admission1-2+ hoursSwimsuit required

🚽 Water area restrooms adjacent • Changing stalls • Baby change

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Neighborhood Street Parade

Daily parade featuring all your favorite Sesame Street characters — Elmo, Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Abby Cadabby, Grover, Count von Count, Bert, Ernie, Oscar, and more — dancing and waving through the Sesame Neighborhood. Characters stop for hugs and photos along the route. This is the highlight of most toddler visits. Check the schedule at Guest Services for exact times. Tip: stake out your viewing spot 15 minutes early during peak season.

All agesIncluded with admission20-30 min

🚽 Neighborhood restrooms along parade route • Companion restroom • Use restroom BEFORE parade starts

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Cookie's Monster Land

An entire themed area dedicated to Cookie Monster with multiple toddler rides: Cookie's Monster Mix-Up (gentle spinning), Captain Cookie's High C's (small boat ride), Oscar's Rotten Rusty Roller Coaster (very gentle kiddie coaster), and Flying Cookie Jars (aerial swings for little ones). Every ride accommodates a parent riding with their child. This area alone justifies the visit for 2-4 year olds.

Ages 2+Included with admission1+ hours

🚽 Cookie's Monster Land restrooms • Companion restroom • Baby change

Best for Toddlers & Preschoolers

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Sunny Day Carousel

A beautiful classic carousel in Big Bird's Court. Gentle, colorful, and perfect for toddlers experiencing their first carousel ride. Parents can stand next to their child's horse or ride on a bench seat. The carousel plays Sesame Street music and spins at a gentle pace designed for the youngest riders.

All agesIncluded with admission3-4 min ride

🚽 Big Bird's Court restrooms 1 min walk • Baby change

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Elmo's Cloud Chaser

Gentle spinning ride in Elmo's World where kids sit in cloud-shaped cars that lift slightly off the ground. Toddler-approved speed and height. Parents ride alongside. The kind of ride that makes a 3-year-old feel like a superhero without actually being scary. Located near Elmo character meet — ride first, hug Elmo after.

Ages 2+Included with admission2-3 min ride

🚽 Elmo's World restrooms adjacent • Companion restroom

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Ernie's Waterworks

Toddler splash pad with gentle water jets, bubbling fountains, and ground sprayers at ankle height. Shallow water designed for the smallest visitors. Rubber ducky theme throughout. The gentlest water play option — perfect for babies and toddlers who are not ready for Count's Splash Castle. Sun shade structures over part of the area.

All agesIncluded with admission30+ minSwimsuit

🚽 Toddler splash restrooms adjacent • Baby change • Near Baby Care Center

Water Rides (Seasonal: May-September)

Big Bird's Rambling River

📍 Water ride area🌊 Lazy river

Gentle lazy river perfect for families. Float on tubes through a winding river with Sesame Street theming. Parents hold toddlers on their laps in the tube. A relaxing break from the more active water attractions. Life jackets available for young children. One of the best family lazy rivers at any theme park — calm, scenic, and safe.

🚽 Lazy river restrooms with changing stalls 1 min walk

Sky Splash

📍 Water ride area🌊 Family raft

Family raft ride that is exciting enough for older kids (6+) but manageable for brave preschoolers riding with parents. Height requirement is lower than most water park raft rides. A bigger splash and faster pace than the lazy river but gentler than adult water slides. Your family will get wet.

🚽 Water slide area restrooms 1 min walk • Changing stalls

Slippery Slopes

📍 Water ride area🌊 Water slides

Multiple water slides at various heights and speeds. Some for toddlers (short, gentle), some for older kids (taller, faster). Parent and child can ride together on the larger slides. A good progression from splash pads to real water slides for kids building confidence in the water.

🚽 Water area restrooms nearby • Changing stalls • Baby change

Character Meet Locations & Nearest Restrooms

Sesame Neighborhood Characters

📍 Sesame NeighborhoodThroughout the day

Elmo, Cookie Monster, Big Bird, Abby Cadabby, Grover, Oscar, Count von Count, Bert, and Ernie appear at designated spots throughout the day. Characters kneel down for toddler-height hugs and photos. Check the daily schedule at Guest Services. Lines are shortest in the first hour after park opening and the last hour before closing.

🚽 Neighborhood restrooms adjacent • Companion restroom • Baby Care Center 2 min

Cookie Monster at Cookie's Monster Land

📍 Cookie's Monster Land entranceSelect times

Cookie Monster's home turf. He appears near the entrance to Cookie's Monster Land at select times throughout the day. The most popular character meet in the park — lines are longest here. Arrive 10 minutes before the scheduled time. Cookie Monster is especially gentle with toddlers and will offer "cookie" (imaginary) hugs.

🚽 Cookie's Monster Land restrooms 1 min walk • Companion restroom

Elmo at Elmo's World

📍 Elmo's World areaSelect times

Elmo appears at the Elmo's World area at scheduled times. The most beloved Sesame Street character for the 2-4 age range. Elmo interactions are tailored for very young children — gentle, patient, and photo-friendly. If your child's entire trip hinges on meeting Elmo (and for many 3-year-olds, it does), check the schedule first thing.

🚽 Elmo's World restrooms adjacent • Companion restroom • Baby change

Sesame Place parking lot entrance with families arriving by car on Sesame Road in Langhorne Bucks County Pennsylvania

Getting to Sesame Place, Langhorne, Pennsylvania

Sesame Place is located at 100 Sesame Road in Langhorne, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Approximately 30 miles northeast of downtown Philadelphia and 85 miles southwest of New York City. The park is in a suburban area with easy highway access off I-95. Most families drive.

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Drive via I-95 from Philadelphia

Take I-95 North to Exit 46 (PA-1 / Oxford Valley). Turn right onto Oxford Valley Road, then follow signs to Sesame Place on Sesame Road. Approximately 40 minutes from Center City Philadelphia depending on traffic. The route is well-signed from the highway exit.

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Drive via NJ Turnpike from New York

Take the New Jersey Turnpike south to Exit 6, then take PA Turnpike (I-276) west to US-1 South, then follow signs to Sesame Place. Approximately 90 minutes from Manhattan depending on traffic. Allow extra time during Friday afternoon and summer weekend traffic.

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Drive via PA Turnpike (from west)

Take the PA Turnpike (I-276) to the Delaware Valley Interchange (Exit 351). Take US-1 South toward Langhorne, then follow signs to Sesame Place. This route works for families coming from Harrisburg, Hersheypark, or the Poconos.

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SEPTA Regional Rail

SEPTA Trenton Line to Langhorne Station, approximately a $10 cab/rideshare from the station to the park. Trains run from Center City Philadelphia (30th Street, Suburban, Jefferson stations). Travel time approximately 45-50 minutes. A car-free option from Philadelphia, though a rideshare from the station is needed.

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NJ Transit from New York

NJ Transit Northeast Corridor to Trenton, then transfer to SEPTA Trenton Line to Langhorne Station, then rideshare to park. Total travel time approximately 2-2.5 hours. Only practical if you do not have a car — driving is significantly faster and more convenient from NYC.

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Uber / Lyft / Rideshare

Rideshare drop-off at the Sesame Place main entrance. ~$40-50 from Center City Philadelphia, ~$8-12 from local hotels. The drop-off/pick-up area is near the parking lot entrance. A good option if you are staying at a nearby hotel without a car.

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From Philadelphia Airport (PHL)

Philadelphia International Airport is approximately 40 miles south (45-60 minutes via I-95 North). Rental cars available at the airport. Rideshare to Sesame Place is approximately $55-70. If flying in for a Sesame Place trip, PHL is the closest major airport.

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From Newark Airport (EWR)

Newark Liberty International Airport is approximately 75 miles northeast (80-100 minutes via NJ Turnpike). A viable option if your flights are cheaper through Newark. Rental car recommended — you will want a car for the Langhorne area.

Parking at Sesame Place

General Parking

$25/vehicle • Sesame Road lot

The main parking lot is adjacent to the park entrance. A 3-5 minute walk to the gates. On busy summer weekends, the lot fills by late morning — arrive before 10am. Parking attendants direct traffic efficiently.

Nearest restroom: Main entrance restrooms (3-5 min walk from lot)

Preferred Parking

$35-40/vehicle • Close to entrance

Closer parking spots for an additional fee. Reduces the walk to the gate to 1-2 minutes. Worth considering when you are carrying a stroller, diaper bag, towels, swimsuits, sunscreen, and a child who insists on bringing their stuffed Elmo.

Shaded spots limited — use a windshield sun shade

ADA Accessible Parking

Included in parking fee • Reserved spots

ADA-designated spots closest to the entrance. Display your placard upon arrival. The walkway from accessible spots to the entrance is flat and paved — no hills or stairs.

Accessible route from lot to entrance • Wheelchair available inside

Stroller Rental at the Park

$18 single / $25 double

Available near the main entrance. The park is 14 acres — manageable without a stroller but significantly easier with one, especially when toddlers crash after 2-3 hours of rides and water play. Your own stroller is better, but a rental is solid backup.

Stroller parking near every ride and attraction area

Sesame Place Restrooms & Bathrooms by Area

Full breakdown of every restroom location at Sesame Place, organized by themed area. The park's compact 14-acre footprint means no restroom is far away — a genuine lifesaver when you are potty-training a toddler who announces the need with the urgency of a fire alarm and the advance warning of a surprise thunderstorm. Last verified July 2026.

Main Entrance & Guest Services3 restrooms

Main

Near Guest ServicesNear lockersNear gift shop

Family

Companion restroom • Baby change in all

Tip

Busiest at park opening and closing • Use before entering park

Cookie's Monster Land themed area with toddler rides and blue Cookie Monster theming at Sesame Place Langhorne

Cookie's Monster Land3 restrooms

Main

Near ride clusterNear Monster Mix-Up

Family

Companion restroom • Baby change in all M & F

Tip

Use before ride queues — no restrooms in ride lines

Elmo's World2 restrooms

Main

Near Elmo character meetNear Cloud Chaser ride

Family

Companion restroom • Baby change

Tip

Moderate traffic • Quieter during parade

Big Bird's Court2 restrooms

Main

Near Sunny Day CarouselNear Big Bird character area

Baby

Baby change in both M & F

Tip

Quietest dry-side restrooms • Low traffic

Count's Splash Castle & Water Area3 restrooms

Main

Near Splash Castle entranceNear changing stallsNear lockers

Family

Companion restroom • Baby change • Changing stalls for wet-to-dry

Tip

Busiest in the park during peak summer • Changing stalls are separate from restrooms

Sesame Neighborhood & Parade Route2 restrooms

Main

Near character meet areaAlong parade route

Family

Baby Care Center nearby • Companion restroom

Tip

Busy during parade • Use Big Bird's Court restrooms during parade instead

Ernie's Waterworks (Toddler Splash)2 restrooms

Main

Near splash pad entranceNear toddler changing area

Baby

Baby change in both • Toddler-height toilets inside

Tip

Closest to Baby Care Center • Good for emergency diaper situations

Dining Pavilion Area2 restrooms

Main

Near Cookie's CookeryNear outdoor dining

Baby

Baby change in both M & F

Tip

Busiest during lunch (11:30am-1:30pm) • Go before or after the rush

Sesame Place Restroom Busy Times

When restrooms are busiest and when you will find the shortest lines at Sesame Place. The compact 14-acre size means crowds concentrate more than at larger parks, but it also means you can quickly reach quieter restrooms.

By Time of Day

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Peak restroom traffic is 12pm-2pm during lunch rush. The water area restrooms are busiest all day in summer because families are constantly switching between wet and dry clothes. Go before 11:30am or after 3pm for the shortest lines. During the Neighborhood Street Parade, restrooms along the parade route empty out — use restrooms at the back of the park during parade times.

By Day of Week

Monday-Tuesday: Lightest crowds. Best days for families with toddlers who need the calmest environment.
Wednesday-Thursday: Moderate. Day camp and summer program groups visit mid-week during summer.
Friday: Moderate to heavy. Weekend arrivals start coming on Friday afternoon.
Saturday: Busiest day. Families from Philadelphia, New York, and New Jersey converge. Arrive at 10am opening for the best experience.
Sunday: Heavy morning, thins out after 2pm as families head home.

Seasonal peaks: Fourth of July week and the last two weeks of July are peak season. June weekdays before schools end are the hidden gem — low crowds, warm weather, all rides open. September weekdays after Labor Day are also excellent. Halloween Spooktacular weekends (Sept-Oct) are busy. A Very Furry Christmas select dates (Nov-Jan) are moderate.

💡 Pro tip: During the Neighborhood Street Parade, every family rushes to the parade route. The restrooms along the parade route get crowded with families positioning for viewing spots. But the restrooms at Big Bird's Court and the water ride area are nearly empty because everyone is watching the parade. Use this window for a calm restroom stop with no lines.

Accessibility & Special Needs at Sesame Place

As the world's first Certified Autism Center theme park, Sesame Place leads the industry in accessibility and special needs accommodation. The compact 14-acre park with flat, paved pathways makes it one of the most wheelchair-friendly theme parks in America. Here is everything families with special needs should know.

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Wheelchair Rental & Access

Wheelchair rental is available near the main entrance. The entire 14-acre park has flat, paved pathways with no hills or stairs to navigate. All restrooms are ADA accessible. Companion restrooms at four locations provide full privacy. Many rides accommodate wheelchairs — ask Guest Services for the ride accessibility guide.

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Certified Autism Center

All staff IBCCES trained. Sensory guides for every ride. Low-sensory quiet rooms. Noise-canceling headphones on loan. Social stories available online. Designated quiet areas. This is not a token program — it is woven into every aspect of the park experience from ride design to character interactions.

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Companion Restrooms

Single-occupancy, gender-neutral companion restrooms at: Main Entrance, Cookie's Monster Land, Elmo's World, and near the Baby Care Center. All ADA accessible with full-size changing tables. Locked from inside for complete privacy.

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Service Animal Relief

Service animal relief areas are designated near the main entrance and in select park areas. Only trained service animals are permitted in the park. Ask Guest Services for current relief area locations. The park's compact size makes relief areas quickly accessible from anywhere.

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Sensory-Friendly Features

Low-sensory rooms for quiet breaks, noise-canceling headphones available at Guest Services, and sensory guides rating every ride and attraction. The quietest areas are Big Bird's Court and the back of the water ride section. Character interactions are tailored for sensory-sensitive children.

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Stroller-as-Wheelchair Policy

If your child uses a stroller as a mobility device, Sesame Place accommodates this throughout the park. Present documentation or discuss with Guest Services for ride queue accommodations. The park's family-first design means strollers are welcomed and expected everywhere.

Stroller parking area near ride entrance with families and Sesame Street decorations at Sesame Place Langhorne PA

Sesame Place Insider Tips for Parents

Real tips from families who have navigated Sesame Place with toddlers, preschoolers, strollers, diaper bags, swimsuits, sunscreen, towels, and the kind of military-grade logistics only a parent visiting a theme park with a potty-training two-year-old can appreciate.

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Potty Before Every Ride Queue

There are NO restrooms inside ride queues at Sesame Place. Even though lines are shorter than Disney, a 15-minute wait with a potty-training toddler is 15 minutes too many without a restroom option. Hit the restroom before joining every queue. Make it a ritual.

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Arrive at Park Opening

The first hour after park opening (10am) has the shortest ride lines, shortest restroom lines, and the best character meet opportunities. By 11:30am, the park fills up significantly. Front-load your must-do rides and character meets in the first 90 minutes.

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Water Rides in the Morning

Hit the water attractions first thing in the morning when the water area is uncrowded. By noon, Count's Splash Castle and the water slides are packed. Morning water play also means you have the afternoon for dry rides without the wet-dry-wet clothing juggle.

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Parade Restroom Window

During the Neighborhood Street Parade, every family rushes to the parade route. The restrooms at Big Bird's Court and the water ride area are nearly empty. Use this window for a calm, line-free restroom stop. The parade runs daily during peak season.

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Free Ice Water at Every Counter

Every food service location will give you free ice water. Just ask. Kids running between water rides and dry rides lose fluids fast. Pack refillable water bottles and hit every restaurant you pass. Dehydration plus sugar crash plus heat equals toddler meltdown. Water prevents all three.

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Bring Extra Clothes

If your kids hit the water rides, bring two full changes of clothes per child plus extra socks. The changing stalls near Count's Splash Castle have restrooms adjacent. A dry child is a happy child. A child in wet socks is a child who has given up on the world.

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Character Meet Strategy

Characters appear at scheduled times — check the daily schedule at Guest Services first thing. Arrive 10 minutes before the listed time for the shortest wait. Elmo and Cookie Monster have the longest lines. Big Bird, Abby Cadabby, and Grover have shorter waits for the same quality interaction.

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Lockers Save Your Back

Rent a locker near the entrance or the water area. Store dry clothes, wallets, phones, and diaper bags while your family hits the water attractions. Trying to manage a diaper bag, stroller, towels, and wet swimsuits while also supervising a 3-year-old near water is a recipe for lost belongings.

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Nap Time Escape Plan

Hotels in Langhorne are 5-15 minutes from the park. If your toddler needs a mid-day nap (and they will), drive back to the hotel for a 90-minute nap, then return for the afternoon. The re-entry stamp lets you back in. A rested toddler is a completely different human than an exhausted one.

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Combine with Hersheypark

Hersheypark is about 90 minutes west on the PA Turnpike. Many families do Sesame Place one day and Hersheypark the next for a Pennsylvania theme park weekend. Check our Hersheypark restroom guide for family facilities.

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Photo Spots Near Restrooms

The Sesame Neighborhood street signs are the classic Sesame Place photo backdrop — and restrooms are right there. The Cookie Monster statue near Cookie's Monster Land is another must-photo spot with restrooms adjacent. Plan photo stops with restroom stops for maximum efficiency.

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Sunscreen Every 90 Minutes

Between water rides and sun exposure, sunscreen wears off faster than you think. Reapply every 90 minutes. Pack spray sunscreen for speed — applying lotion sunscreen to a 3-year-old who wants to get back in the water is a contact sport. Sunscreen is also available for purchase at the Baby Care Center.

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Tuesday = Best Day to Visit

Quietest crowds, shortest lines, calmest restroom experience. Monday is a close second. AVOID Saturday during summer — peak crowds from Philadelphia and New York converge. The last two weeks of July are the busiest period of the year.

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Download the Sensory Guide

Even if your child is not on the autism spectrum, the sensory guide is incredibly useful for parents of toddlers. It rates every ride for noise, speed, visual stimulation, and touch. Use it to avoid rides that might overwhelm your preschooler. Available at Guest Services and online.

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Halloween Spooktacular & Christmas

Halloween Spooktacular (Sept-Oct weekends): trick-or-treating, costume parades, Count's Halloween carnival. A Very Furry Christmas (Nov-Jan select dates): holiday shows, light displays, character photos with Santa. Both events are hugely popular with the toddler-preschool crowd. Book tickets in advance.

Sesame Place Walking Route with Restroom Stops

A suggested family-friendly route through Sesame Place with planned restroom stops. The park is compact at 14 acres, so you can see everything in one day — but pacing matters when every visitor is under 6 and running on cookie-fueled energy.

Morning Route (Opening → Lunch)

1. Main Entrance — Use restrooms immediately (1 min). Pick up park map and character schedule at Guest Services. 2. Water attractions first — Count's Splash Castle and Ernie's Waterworks before crowds arrive. Use water area restrooms and changing stalls. 3. Cookie's Monster Land — Toddler rides while still in high-energy morning mode. Use Cookie's restrooms. 4. Elmo Character Meet — Check schedule, arrive 10 min early. Elmo's World restrooms adjacent.

🚽 4 restroom stops along this route • ~3 hours • Covers water + Cookie's + Elmo

Afternoon Route (Lunch → Close)

1. Lunch at Cookie's Cookery (restrooms adjacent). 2. Baby Care Center break — Nursing, changing, cooling down. 3. Big Bird's Court — Sunny Day Carousel and quiet rides. Restrooms here. 4. Sesame Neighborhood — Remaining character meets. Restrooms along parade route. 5. Neighborhood Street Parade — Stake out viewing spot 15 min early. Use Big Bird's Court restrooms before parade starts. 6. Final gift shop and exit — Entrance restrooms one last time before the car.

🚽 4 restroom stops along this route • ~3-4 hours • Covers characters + parade + exit

Water & Hydration at Sesame Place

Staying hydrated at Sesame Place matters more than you think. Kids alternate between water rides and dry rides, losing fluids in the summer heat. More water means more restroom stops — plan both together.

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Free Ice Water

Any food service location will give you free ice water. Cookie's Cookery, Elmo's Eatery, Grover's Grub, Oscar's Snack Shack — all of them. Just ask at the counter. Do not buy $4 bottled water from carts when free cups are available everywhere.

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Water Fountains

Water fountains are located near most restroom clusters throughout the park. Bring refillable insulated water bottles — the water stays cold longer in summer heat. One bottle per family member minimum.

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Cool-Down Spots

Best cool-down options: Cookie's Cookery (indoor AC), the Baby Care Center (climate-controlled), and any shaded dining pavilion. The water rides themselves are cooling but do not count as hydration. Combine a restroom stop with a cool-down break every 90 minutes on hot days.

Restrooms Near Sesame Place (Outside the Park)

Arriving early, leaving late, or need a restroom before entering the park? These restrooms are available without park admission in the Langhorne area.

Wawa on Lincoln Highway

2 min drive from park • Clean restrooms • Open 24/7 • Snacks and drinks for the car ride

CustomersAccessible

McDonald's Langhorne

3 min drive from park • Customer restrooms • PlayPlace for pre-park energy burn

CustomersAccessibleBaby Change

Oxford Valley Mall

5 min drive • Multiple restrooms in food court and department stores • Indoor activity for rainy days

FreeAccessibleBaby Change

Starbucks near I-95

5 min drive • Customer restrooms • Coffee for exhausted parents before park day

CustomersAccessible

Target Langhorne

8 min drive • Clean restrooms near entrance • Last-minute supplies (sunscreen, snacks, diapers)

FreeAccessibleBaby Change

ShopRite Langhorne

5 min drive • Grocery store restrooms • Pack a cooler for the car with lunch supplies

CustomersAccessible

Chick-fil-A Langhorne

5 min drive • Family restrooms with baby change • Quick breakfast before park

CustomersAccessibleBaby Change

Panera Bread Oxford Valley

5 min drive • Clean restrooms • Healthy lunch option near the park

CustomersAccessible

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Last updated: July 2026. Facility data sourced from Sesame Place official information, OpenStreetMap contributors, and on-site verification.

Sesame Place Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions parents ask about visiting Sesame Place with toddlers and preschoolers.

Where are the restrooms at Sesame Place?

Sesame Place has 20+ restroom locations across its 14-acre park. Every themed area has restrooms nearby: Main Entrance, Cookie's Monster Land, Elmo's World, Big Bird's Court, Count's Splash Castle water area, Sesame Neighborhood, Ernie's Waterworks, and the Dining Pavilion. The park is compact enough that no restroom is more than a 2-3 minute walk from anywhere. See our interactive restroom map for exact locations.

Where is the Baby Care Center at Sesame Place?

The Baby Care Center is located near the Sesame Neighborhood area. It has private nursing rooms, changing tables, a feeding area with high chairs and bottle warmers, and supplies for purchase including diapers, wipes, formula, and sunscreen. It is free to use and climate-controlled.

Which Sesame Place restrooms have the shortest lines?

Big Bird's Court restrooms and the back of the water ride area consistently have the shortest lines. During the Neighborhood Street Parade, use restrooms at the back of the park while everyone watches the parade. Avoid the dining area restrooms between 11:30am and 1:30pm.

Are there changing tables in every Sesame Place restroom?

Yes. Every restroom at Sesame Place has baby changing tables in both men's and women's rooms. This is a park designed for ages 2-6 — every visitor has young children. The Baby Care Center has dedicated infant changing stations. Companion restrooms also have full changing facilities.

Can I bring a stroller to Sesame Place?

Yes. Strollers and wagons are welcome throughout Sesame Place. Single stroller rental is $18/day and double is $25/day near the entrance. The park is 14 acres — manageable without a stroller but much easier with one, especially when toddlers crash after hours of rides and water play.

Can I get free water at Sesame Place?

Yes. Any food service location will give you a free cup of ice water — just ask at the counter. Water fountains are near most restroom locations. Stay hydrated, especially when kids alternate between water rides and dry rides in summer heat.

What are the best rides for toddlers at Sesame Place?

The entire park is designed for toddlers. Cookie's Monster Land has multiple toddler rides. Sunny Day Carousel in Big Bird's Court is a classic. Elmo's Cloud Chaser is gentle spinning. Count's Splash Castle is the ultimate water play for little ones. Ernie's Waterworks splash pad is perfect for babies.

Is Sesame Place a Certified Autism Center?

Yes. Sesame Place was the first theme park in the world designated as a Certified Autism Center by IBCCES. All staff receive specialized training. The park provides sensory guides, low-sensory quiet rooms, noise-canceling headphones for loan, and social stories online to help children prepare for their visit.

Where should I park at Sesame Place?

Parking is in the Sesame Place lots on Sesame Road. General parking is $25/vehicle. Preferred parking ($35-40) is closer to the entrance. The lot is a 3-5 minute walk to the gates. On summer weekends, arrive before 10am. ADA parking is closest to the entrance.

Which hotels are best for families near Sesame Place?

Luxury: Sheraton Bucks County ($189+), DoubleTree Bucks County ($179+), Courtyard Langhorne ($169+). Mid-range: Hampton Inn Langhorne ($159+), Holiday Inn Express ($149+), Comfort Inn Levittown ($139+). Budget: Red Roof Inn ($89+), Motel 6 ($79+), Best Western New Hope ($119+).

Is Sesame Place wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The entire 14-acre park has flat, paved pathways. Wheelchair rental available at the entrance. All restrooms are ADA accessible with companion restrooms at four locations. As a Certified Autism Center, accessibility is a core focus of the park design.

What is the best time to visit Sesame Place?

Weekdays in May, June (before schools end), and September are least crowded. Tuesday-Thursday are quietest. AVOID Fourth of July week and late July. Arrive at park opening (10am) for shortest lines.

Does Sesame Place have water rides?

Yes. Count's Splash Castle (interactive water play), Sky Splash (family raft), Slippery Slopes (water slides), Big Bird's Rambling River (lazy river), and Ernie's Waterworks (toddler splash pad). Water rides open seasonally late May through September. Bring swimsuits and water shoes.

Can I meet Sesame Street characters at Sesame Place?

Yes. Character meets happen throughout the day. Elmo, Cookie Monster, Big Bird, Abby Cadabby, Grover, Count von Count, Bert, Ernie, and Oscar appear at scheduled times. The Neighborhood Street Parade runs daily in peak season. Character dining is available by reservation.

How far is Sesame Place from Philadelphia?

Approximately 30 miles northeast — about 40 minutes via I-95 North. From New York City, approximately 85 miles southwest — about 90 minutes via NJ Turnpike. From Hersheypark, about 90 minutes east via PA Turnpike.

What food can I bring into Sesame Place?

Small snacks, baby food, and water bottles are allowed. Coolers and full meals must stay in the car — but you can leave and re-enter with a hand stamp. Pack a cooler for the car and save money on lunch by eating in the parking lot.

Is Sesame Place worth it for a 2-year-old?

Absolutely. Sesame Place is THE park for 2-year-olds. Almost every ride accommodates toddlers with a parent. Count's Splash Castle and Ernie's Waterworks are perfect for littles. Characters interact gently with toddlers. The Baby Care Center is well-equipped. As a Certified Autism Center, the park is sensory-considerate. This is the one park where a 2-year-old is the target audience.

Does Sesame Place have lockers?

Yes. Near the entrance and the water area. Small lockers ~$15/day, large ~$20/day. Essential for water ride days to store dry clothes, phones, and wallets.

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Restrooms & Family Guide — Sesame Place, Langhorne

Quick Find: Nearest Sesame Place Restroom

🌟 Certified Autism Center — First Theme Park in the World

Sesame Place Restroom Map — Interactive

Baby Care Center at Sesame Place

Private Nursing Rooms

Changing Tables

Feeding Area

Supplies for Purchase

Climate-Controlled

Open Park Hours

Sesame Place — Certified Autism Center

Sensory Guides

Low-Sensory Rooms

Noise-Canceling Headphones

Trained Staff

Social Stories

Quiet Restrooms

Plan Your Sesame Place Visit

Cookie's Cookery

Near Sesame Neighborhood

Count's Splash Castle

Cookie Monster Ice Cream

Where to Eat at Sesame Place — Family Dining

Character Dining

Character Dining Experience

Elmo's Eatery

Cookie's Cookery

Quick Service & Family-Friendly

Grover's Grub

Oscar's Snack Shack

Rosita's Mexican Grill

Abby's Ice Cream

Bert & Ernie's Snack Cart

Must-Try Snacks & Treats

Cookie Monster Blue Ice Cream

Elmo Cupcakes

Churros

Hotels Near Sesame Place — Where to Stay

Luxury & Upscale

Sheraton Bucks County Hotel

DoubleTree by Hilton Bucks County

Courtyard by Marriott Langhorne

Mid-Range & Family Value

Hampton Inn Philadelphia/Langhorne

Holiday Inn Express Langhorne

Comfort Inn Levittown

Budget & Smart Saver

Red Roof Inn Langhorne

Motel 6 Langhorne

Best Western Plus New Hope Inn

Rides & Attractions at Sesame Place

Must-Do Experiences

Count's Splash Castle

Neighborhood Street Parade

Cookie's Monster Land

Best for Toddlers & Preschoolers

Sunny Day Carousel

Elmo's Cloud Chaser

Ernie's Waterworks

Water Rides (Seasonal: May-September)

Big Bird's Rambling River

Sky Splash

Slippery Slopes

Character Meet Locations & Nearest Restrooms

Sesame Neighborhood Characters

Cookie Monster at Cookie's Monster Land

Elmo at Elmo's World

Getting to Sesame Place, Langhorne, Pennsylvania

Drive via I-95 from Philadelphia

Drive via NJ Turnpike from New York

Drive via PA Turnpike (from west)

SEPTA Regional Rail

NJ Transit from New York

Uber / Lyft / Rideshare

From Philadelphia Airport (PHL)

From Newark Airport (EWR)

Parking at Sesame Place

General Parking

Preferred Parking