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Sesame Place 2019 Season Pass Only $99 (NO Block-Out Dates)

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Aug 24, 2018 @ 10:15 AM MDT

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Through September 3rd, head over to Sesame Place where you can save $20 off a 2019 Cookie Monster Season Pass! That means you can enjoy unlimited admission to Sesame Place in 2019 and the rest of 2018 with NO block-out dates for only $99 (regularly $119)!

The Cookie Monster Season Pass gives you FREE unlimited admission through January 1st, 2020 – including The Count’s Halloween Spooktacular and A Very Furry Christmas.

Plus you’ll also score 25% off in-park food & merchandise, 50% off single-day guest admissions all season, advanced seating at select shows, and much more!

Sesame Place features more than 16 kid-friendly rides, 9 family-friendly water rides, LIVE Sesame Street shows and a daily parade. It is located in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and is accessible from most major cities in the Mid-Atlantic including Philadelphia, New York, New Jersey beaches, Baltimore and Washington DC.

Sesame Place is the FIRST Autism certified theme park!

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silverfanatic August 24, 2018 at 12:14 pm MST

We went on vacation there in 2017. My daughter is still asking us to take her back (too bad it’s like a 15 hour car ride). I’m not a typical theme park rider but we always do a theme park a year to satisfy the family as a whole. Disney is my #1 because it’s so magical. Sesame Place is my #2 and depending on the situation could also move to #1. We went during 4th of July when it should have been at it’s most awful and it was an easy shuttle from hotel to park, less than five minutes to get in the park, 5-10 minute waits for rides, easy to get show seating, etc. The only downside was that it took a while to stand in line to get food and it got crowded after dark because of fireworks. If we lived closer, we would go there all the time. It was probably the only theme park that I’ve ever been where I felt relaxed instead of “Go, Go, Go”. We don’t have anyone in our party with special needs, but it should be noted that Sesame Place is very Autism friendly with special calming sensory areas if needed.

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Amber (Hip2Save Sidekick) August 24, 2018 at 12:16 pm MST

How neat! Thanks a ton for the helpful review! Good to know what a great experience your family has had!

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