Theme Parks & Live Entertainment

Sesame Street Land at SeaWorld Orlando

Bring your family to the neighborhood your favorite furry friends call home. Take a stroll down Sesame Street and stop by the famous stoop of 123 Sesame Street, shop in Hooper’s Store, and more!

Sesame Street Bay of Play at SeaWorld San Antonio

Enjoy a fun-filled family day featuring Elmo, Big Bird and all their friends. Sesame Street Bay of Play includes 3 acres of exciting rides and play areas. It features Grover’s Round-Up, a colorful carousel, “Elmo’s Dolphin Dive,” a vertical drop ride; and “Abby Cadabby’s Rocking Wave” a rocking fish-shaped ride. Kids can also beat the heat at “Little Bird’s Splash”.

Sesame Street Forest of Fun at Busch Gardens Williamsburg

Sesame Street Forest of Fun is a fun-filled land for kids and those who want to be a kid again! This area features family-friendly rides that everyone will enjoy. Families can swoosh through snow-capped mountains on Grover’s Alpine Express, take a spin on Oscar’s Whirly Worms and journey to new heights on Prince Elmo’s Spire. Everyone will love getting a photo with their favorite furry friends!

Sesame Street Safari of Fun at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay

Join everyone’s favorite Sesame Street friends on a family-friendly safari adventure! Little ones can enjoy kid-friendly attractions, cool water rides, and plenty of memorable adventures with Sesame Street friends! Fly through the desert with Grover, climb in Elmo’s Tree House, and splash at Bert and Ernie’s Watering Hole! At Sesame Street Safari of Fun, imaginations can run wild and there’s fun for everyone!

The Smithsonian National Museum of American History
(Washington, D.C.)

Sesame Street is now part of The Smithsonian! Take the whole family to view a large collection of historical props, costumes, sketches, and Muppets from Sesame Street. The exhibit also includes Julia and Rosita as part of “Entertainment Nation,” an exhibition exploring how, for over 150 years, entertainment has provided a forum for important national conversations about who we are, and who we want to be.

The Strong National Museum of Play
(Rochester, New York)

Step into the world’s most famous neighborhood at The Strong National Museum of Play in the “Can You Tell Me How To Get To Sesame Street?” permanent exhibit. Travel through five delightful decades of the iconic Sesame Street children’s television series. Dozens of interactive components allow you and your family to explore concepts about letters, words, numbers, inclusion, and diversity.

Museum of the Moving Image
(New York City)

“The Jim Henson Exhibition,” includes a permanent display with sketches, props, and Muppets from Sesame Street. You can also check out screenings and panels about the series. The museum is dedicated to advancing the understanding, enjoyment, and appreciation of the art, history, technique, and technology of film, television, and digital media.

One World One Sky: Big Bird’s Adventure
(Planetariums around the United States)

Check out your Sesame Street friends at the planetarium! Elmo’s friend Hu Hu Zhu stops by Sesame Street for a visit and notices that Sesame Street is a little bit different from his home in China. The friends learn about the Sun, the Moon, and the Big Dipper. Along the way, they invite the audience to sing along to songs about space and celebrate the sky that belongs to everyone.

Center for Puppetry Arts
(Atlanta, GA)

Enjoy “The Jim Henson Gallery” and learn how the Muppets from Sesame Street were created alongside historical pieces and puppet characters from Sesame Street’s history.

Museum of the City of NY

See the iconic Sesame Street lamppost featured as part of “This Is New York: 100 Years of The City in Art & Pop Culture” and learn about Sesame Street’s role in the NYC arts movement.

RiseNY

As one section of a three-part immersive experience, journey through seven exhibits – Fashion, Music, Movies and more – featuring historic artifacts, star-studded memorabilia and priceless photo ops that illustrate how these industries rose up to connect NYC to the world and make this city so globally famous, including NYC’s grouchiest resident, Oscar the Grouch.