The secrets of the Sesame Street puppeteers
Discover the behind-the-scenes of Sesame Street thanks to the artists who move the show's famous puppets. The puppeteers reveal the techniques and movements used to bring icons such as Elmo, Big Bird and Abby Cadabby to life.
Read friends' letters
Open the letters that arrive from your friends to find out what they ask for, and always try to help them solve their problems.
Breathe slowly
Take slow, deep breaths, inhaling through your nose and exhaling through your mouth, when you feel tense before going on stage.
Repeat motivational phrases
Say out loud the phrase "I can do it" every time you feel insecure, to regain the right drive.
Buy the season pass on sale
Buy the pass during the winter sales or in autumn to get the best price and make use of access for the rest of the year and the next one.
Visit the park after three o'clock
Enter the park after three in the afternoon to pay twenty dollars less for the ticket and find far fewer crowds among the attractions.
Pick a cloudy day
Plan the visit on a cloudy but warm day to avoid excessive heat, cut waiting times in the lines and skip the constant sunscreen applications.
Practice the attractions in reverse
Start the day by trying the dry rides in the morning and do the water attractions in the late afternoon to find much shorter lines than other visitors.
Book lunch with the characters
Buy the dining experience with the characters to eat and take all your photos with the protagonists in under an hour, avoiding long waits on your feet.
Buy online to save
Buy tickets or season passes directly online before arriving at the park. This choice cuts waiting times and unlocks exclusive perks, including parking and dedicated discounts.
Plan with the mobile app
Download the official app on your smartphone to find your way around the attractions. The app shows show times, access requirements and the exact spots where you can meet the Sesame Street characters.
Check the attraction requirements
Check the height restrictions posted at the entrance of each ride. Smaller visitors need an adult companion to get on the attractions.
Prepare gear for the water area
Bring everything you need for the water park, making use of the changing rooms and outdoor showers available to cool off after the slides and wave pools.
