Sesame Place Philadelphia is an amusement park, and the thing worth understanding before you arrive is how it decides who gets on what. Rather than one blanket rule, the Ride Accessibility Program lines up each guest’s individual abilities against the requirements of a given ride, with the safety requirements of each ride and attraction kept in view. The answer for your child is therefore settled ride by ride instead of at the gate. If walking the whole day is the limiting factor, an electric wheelchair can be rented at the park.
The trade-off is food. A packed lunch is not an option here, so every meal belongs in the budget rather than in a bag, and the one thing you can carry in to drink is water, in a sealed bottle or a refillable one. It is a small rule with a long tail on a full day out with young children, and it is easier to plan around before you arrive than once you are inside.
Family FAQ
Can you bring a stroller to Sesame Place Philadelphia?
You can bring your own stroller or wagon into the park.
Can you bring your own food to Sesame Place Philadelphia?
Outside food, drinks and coolers larger than 12 x 12 inches may not be brought into the park.
