Sesame Place Park Map and Brochure (2025 – 2001)
Built around a gentle loop anchored by Big Bird’s landmark fountain, Sesame Place channels classic park design into a compact, kid-friendly layout that’s easy to navigate—but easy to lose track of time in. A Sesame Place Park map keeps families oriented between the water rides, parade routes, and shaded dining spots that circle the lagoon.
- Location
- Langhorne, Pennsylvania
- Years Active
- 1980 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Sesame Place Site
- Related Maps
- Sesame Place The Count’s Halloween Spooktacular Map (2025-2021)
You’ll spot shortcuts past stroller bottlenecks near Elmo’s World, tram stops by the entrance plaza, and where fireworks crowds swell after dusk. Think of it as a toddler’s first taste of park strategy—with just enough chaos to make Grover proud.
Sesame Place Map 2025
In 2025, Sesame Place Philadelphia marked two key milestones. On March 29, the park officially launched the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program, becoming the first theme park in North America to implement it.
At the same time, the park began celebrating its 45th anniversary with festive décor and the debut of the new Sesame Street Birthday Parade. The season also introduced extended summer evening hours with encore parades and a special back-to-school dining event in August.
Printable Sesame Place Map PDF 2025
Sesame Place Map 2024
Printable Sesame Place Map PDF 2024
Sesame Place Mardi Gras Map 2024
Sesame Place Map 2023
Sesame Place Christmas Map 2023
Sesame Place Map 2022
Sesame Place Map 2021
Sesame Place Map 2020
Sesame Place Map 2007
Sesame Place Brochure 2007
Sesame Place Map 2004
Sesame Place Brochure 2004
Sesame Place Brochure 2001
FAQ
What age is good for Sesame Place?
Sesame Place is best suited for children ages 2 to 7, with most rides and attractions geared toward preschoolers and young kids. Older children up to age 10 may enjoy the water park features, but kids over 10 to 12 may find the park less engaging. Children under 23 months do not require a ticket for entry.
Is Legoland or Sesame Place better?
Legoland is best for families with children ages 2 to 12, offering a wider range of rides and activities for both younger and older kids. Sesame Place is ideal for children ages 2 to 7, with attractions mainly geared to preschoolers, but fewer options for older kids. Legoland generally provides a more varied experience and can occupy families for multiple days, while Sesame Place is best suited for younger children and a shorter visit.
What are the 11 parks of Sesame Place?
Sesame Place operates theme parks in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and San Diego, California, as well as themed areas in SeaWorld Orlando, Busch Gardens Tampa, and Busch Gardens Williamsburg. Tokyo Sesame Place in Japan and a former Texas location were previously part of the chain. In total, there are two full Sesame Place parks and multiple themed zones at other amusement parks globally.
What to do around Sesame Place, PA?
Core Creek Park, Styer Orchard, and Oxford Valley Mall are popular attractions within 3 miles of Sesame Place, PA. Shady Brook Farm and Newtown Farmer’s Market offer family activities and local shopping nearby. Restaurants such as JB Dawson’s Restaurant & Bar and Bonefish Grill provide dining options close to the park.
