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Sesame Place Philadelphia will expand its accessibility program this June with the addition of Low Sensory Days to create a more inclusive in-park experience. Traditionally high sensory experiences at the park will be adjusted to make them more accessible to those who require or prefer low sensory experiences.

The 9:30am Dine with Elmo & Friends breakfast as been designated as a Low Sensory Dine, with a reduced volume level and optional character interaction for a less stimulating environment. Additional fee and reservation required.

Guests can enjoy the 12:15pm showing of “Welcome to the Party!” at Abby’s Paradise Theater with a reduced volume level and limited audiovisual effects.

Guests in need of a more quiet location in the park are encouraged to visit the area behind the Sesame Street Neighborhood. While this location is not a designated quiet area, it is often a less populated area of the park.

Guests who want to enjoy the parade with a reduced volume level are encouraged to sit closest to where our parade begins (by the blue gate near Oscar’s Wacky Taxi) and/or several rows back from the parade viewing line.

Guests in need of some quiet time and relief from sensory stimulation can utilize our Low Sensory Room near Big Bird’s Rambling River.  This room has adjustable lighting and a comfortable seating area for guests to take a break. The Low Sensory Room is locked to ensure privacy for our guests. Guests who would like to use the Low Sensory Room can visit the Welcome Center to receive the code needed to enter.

Make reservations for Low Sensory Days here: https://sesameplace.com/philadelphia/low-sensory-days

Certified Autism Center: Sesame Place® Philadelphia has partnered with The International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards to become the first theme park in the world designated as a Certified Autism Center.