Sesame Place Langhorne
Sesame Street fans, is it time for a family RV road trip like no other? Meet Big Bird and his friends at Sesame Place Langhorne in Pennsylvania.
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Any child with a love for Elmo, Big Bird, and all their friends will be begging their parents to take them to Sesame Place Langhorne. On almost any day between May and December, an opportunity awaits to book an RV rental in Pennsylvania and take the kids to an exciting Sesame Street-themed park that makes all their dreams come true.
Park the motorhome, rush inside, and get ready for hours of fun. There are 14 acres of ground to cover, with rides, shows, water attractions, and a certified autism center. Pay a visit to Elmo’s World, be amazed by Oscar’s Wacky Taxi, or why not visit during a seasonal event, such as Elmo’s Easter Celebration? Big Bird’s Tour Bus will surely delight young and old, too.
After a full day or two of entertainment at Sesame Place Langhorne, road-trippers won’t be short of other fun things to do in the area either. Why not check out some of the top state parks near Pennsylvania, or even go fishing at Core Creek Park?
Sesame Place Langhorne is well-placed in the heart of the city for RV-goers to have a memorable vacation. There’s no better time than now to start looking for Langhorne RV camping and creating a road trip itinerary.
Tickets
The kids will be saving up all their pennies in anticipation of a trip to Sesame Place Langhorne, but it’s time to bust open the piggy bank. Ticket options for any single-day entry start around $60. Be on the lookout for exclusive deals, with admission sometimes from $30. Visitors who need a little more time may like to purchase a two-day pass for about $70.
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Transportation
Driving
Sesame Place Langhorne is a short 30-minute drive from Philadelphia, and just 90 minutes south of New York City, in the Bucks County Borough of Langhorne. It’s central to many outdoor attractions, not to mention major cities that make for a straightforward road trip.
With the help of a traffic aid like 511PA, and by sticking to main routes like I-295 and US-1, visitors can enjoy a memorable trip to Langhorne, with opportunities to enjoy state parks, such as Tyler State Park, along the way. Sesame Place Langhorne is easily accessible from Sesame Road.
Parking areas
Parking a motorhome, travel trailer, or similar at Sesame Place Langhorne is a fairly easy process. Visitors can make their way into the general parking lot with both car parking and bus parking options. Parking costs begin around $25 for cars and $30 for buses. Parking passes can be purchased online, along with admission tickets.
Public Transportation
Any RV-goer who prefers to leave their motorhome at RV accommodation nearby may like to rely on public transportation to get to Sesame Place Langhorne. Fortunately, there are many options to suit the avid traveler.
New Jersey Transit offers a direct route to Trenton Train station, with buses and cabs traveling the remaining short distance to the theme park. Alternatively, visitors can rely solely on taxis and rideshare service providers.
Where to stay
Onsite
No matter how nicely you ask, Big Bird isn’t willing to share his nest at Sesame Place Langhorne. Travelers can still park their motorhome near the theme park, however. There are plenty of RV campgrounds and resorts in nearby Pennsylvania, not to mention several within a convenient driving distance of Sesame Place Langhorne.
Nearby
After a full day of hanging out with Elmo and Grover, campers may like somewhere comfortable to rest their head for the evening. RV parks near Sesame Place Langhorne deliver. Philadelphia South / Clarksboro KOA is within a 45-mile distance of the park, while anyone heading out of the city toward Allentown can stay a night or two at Allentown KOA Journey within 80 miles.
Those who love to get back to nature will enjoy overnight camping at Wharton State Forest or serene primitive RV camping at Brendan T. Byrne State Forest.
Getting around
Little legs can tire quickly, and with a lot of ground to cover, visitors to Sesame Place Langhorne may be wondering if they can bring bikes and scooters. Stroller and Electric Convenience Vehicle hire are available, but the likes of Segways and bicycles are not. However, there are also plenty of seating areas for families to rest tired legs before hopping on another ride.
What to pack
Clothing
Summer weather in Pennsylvania can be hot and humid, which can call for light and breathable layers for exploring Langhorne and surrounding townships and cities. While at Sesame Place Langhorne, water lovers will need to wear appropriate swimwear and swim shoes. Regular, casual attire is suitable for other rides at the park.
Outside of the theme park, it still a good idea to check a weather app before venturing into state parks and forests like Penn State Forest. This can help you choose garments that ensure your comfort while enjoying the outdoors.
Gear
Visitors to Sesame Place Langhorne may bring small backpacks and purses, but no glass, coolers, water play toys, weapons, food, or beverages. Small single-packaged snacks and baby food are permitted. Road-trippers can also bring cash and payment cards, and ATMs are dotted around the park for convenience.
Health & Safety
Sesame Place Langhorne takes health and safety seriously. Helpful posters outlining expectations are positioned around the theme park for how to keep your family safe and comfortable. Don’t forget to drink plenty of water and apply sunscreen throughout the day. Road trippers may also like to stock up on first-aid kit supplies, bug spray, and prescription medication before they set off on their travels.
Where to eat
Cooking
RV rentals in Pennsylvania are often kitted out with kitchen appliances for road trippers to prepare snacks and meals on the road. Some Langhorne RV parks may also allow the use of campfires, fire pits, and charcoal grills. Fancy a hot dog or two? Pop to the shops within a two-mile drive of the theme park for much-needed cooking and camping supplies.
Restaurants
Don’t let those two dreaded words ‘I’m huuuungry’ ring out through the motorhome. Stop for a bite to eat at some of Pennsylvania’s best eateries, such as takeout joints and privately owned establishments. Why not pick up a burger or pizza and take it to Cobalt Ridge Park or similar for a picnic?
Vendors
While park attendants aren’t able to drag in their picnic basket inside, there are plenty of delicious cuisine options to satisfy those hungry tummies. Picnic tables are dotted throughout the facility for use once you select your food, and visitors can also choose to eat in one of the many onsite restaurants. Cookie’s Café, Elmo’s Eatery, and Grover’s Island Grille are a few of the many options to wow and amaze Sesame Street fans. Both cash and cards are accepted as payment.
Safety
Security
Bags, strollers, or purses may be checked upon entry into Sesame Place Langhorne to keep everyone safe. Any visitor who requires a helping hand can approach any staff member for assistance.
Outside of the park, while exploring neighboring towns and cities like Levittown and Trenton, visitors can access help from the Falls Township Police Department within two miles of Sesame Place Langhorne.
Weather
Sesame Place Langhorne is open from spring until late fall, which means that visitors often expect sunny days and a few with rainfall. Before visiting the theme park, pay attention to a weather app. If rainfall affects the park’s operating hours, visitors can request to exchange their ticket on that day for another day.
Medical
Sesame Place Langhorne is a fun, family-friendly theme park for all to enjoy, and as such, they do everything they can to keep their visitors safe. Skinned knees, stubbed toes, scratches, and cuts, they can all put a dampener on the day. However, with trained staff, a first aid area, and automated external defibrillators, visitors can enjoy much-needed peace of mind. Staff can also phone 911 on your behalf.
Outside of the theme park, the closest hospital is within two miles, while a pharmacy for medical supplies is within one mile. Anyone exploring the great outdoors, such as Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park, will want to ensure their first-aid kit is stocked up before hitting the road.
