Overview of Sesame Street at SeaWorld Orlando
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Take a tour around the land of Sesame Street at SeaWorld Orlando. See the rides, characters, shops, food and more that guests can experience.
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I am so glad to see this in a park! Bring back so many wonderful childhood memories!
I LOVE all these little interactive details!
This Sesame Street is just perfect! I loved the interaction all around! Is not Disney’s kind of immersion but is for kids so it’s perfect
This is good for children and the interactive elements look cool and the whole land looks pretty immersive, but I think this was a missed opportunity to add a family-friendly dark ride for Sesame Street as most of these rides you can find a type at any other basic amusement prk
Well, there IS gonna be a SS dark ride, only in some international park.
I believe this dark ride that you mentioned going to an international park would be the perfect addition for Sesame Place in Pennsylvania. They should really consider it
Was thinking the same...the area looks amazing but a lacking a dark ride...missed opportunity
I wouldn’t be surprised if they wanted to add a dark ride but didn’t have the budget to do it.
They did leave a big plot of land for expansion so hopefully it happens in the future.
Should have added a dark ride. Thanks for the video. 👍🏾
I agree
I don’t think Sesame Street is the right franchise for a dark ride.
@@tinsote7176 Go talk to PortAventura and Universal Singapore about that one
It would be cool!
But do they sell birdseed milkshakes?
So this is how you get to Sesame Street...
The Broadway parody posters are such great references for the adults. Love it!
If only they paid homage to Avenue Q, though...
I wasn't paying attention to construction for this because I thought it'd be a lousy retheme of Happy Harbor. But it actually looks like an immersive themed experience of the real Sesame Street was created in addition to tastefully retheming the happy harbor rides. SeaWorld Orlando can only get better from here!!
This whole area is so cute!
I'm very impressed! Nice work Sea World!!!
Agreed, it looks very awesome. However, I am not convinced they had to take out the giant play structure in the center when it was Shamu's Happy Harbor. Oh well. Still a great land.
Wow, this looks great. Crazy improvement over Happy Harbor.
Dominic B no
I havent been there since they had the nets...was that Happy Harbor
Fun for children of ALL ages, even us!
I’m still hoping Disney World will do the same thing for muppet land at Disney Hollywood Studios
LOL! I wish but the Muppets is most likely gonna close or rebranded into something else. They need to update that ride before it's too late.
I kinda doubt it. Star Wars is all over Disney World right now!
@Philip Kippel Let's be honest: Disney doesn't care about the Muppets anymore and is just waiting for an excuse to pull the plug on them at Hollywood Studios. The fact that they opened up Muppets Courtyard in 2016, only to backtrack it a year later by absorbing it Grand Avenue shows they don't intend on keeping it around much longer.
And I suppose you think Big Bird made up Snuffy? Seriously, let's not jump to conclusions and just wait.
Went last week...loved it
They should’ve added an animatronic Elmo muppet instead of a screen.
I was there today 😀
I'm still really upset that the rope maze death trap is gone. My kid loved that thing and now this entire area is dedicated to kids 4 and under. :/
Morgan Fam lol my son got lost up there once. As nerve wracking as it was at the time, its something we all laugh about now. This sesame thing will never beat Shamu’s Happy Harbor imo.
Omg that's freaking awesome today my sister's going to SeaWorld it's a field trip for 8th graders at my school
Be sure to cover this on the next episode of the show, along with the new Copperhead Strike at Carowinds, I hear that opened this weekend too.
My cousin lives in Florida and we live far from them so we flew to Florida and went to sea world... so my cousin is about five and she wanted to go to Sesame Street! So we took her. I really miss her. 😢
Edit: we went to a Restaurant and I asked “who do you love” and she pointed at me. I wanted to cry my heart out!
This is so cool
They opened it already? I didn't know.
What does sesame Street have to do with marine biology theybsold out.
Where's the E-ticket attraction that's supposed to anchor the land? It's just a bunch if shops and food stalls with rethemed carnival rides.
CooOOOL!😊❤👍
Looks like it is geared towards the younger crowd, but hey....it is Sesame Street and that is to be expected. Looks pretty good to me.
Sesame Street is for EVERYONE of all ages.
I didn't see it, but I thought I'd check: is the sketch of Mr. Hooper on the shelf above Big Bird's nest?
It is. We posted a photo of it on our Twitter page.
Attractions Magazine Wow, I'm glad they kept that detail in there. Thanks for the reply!
I feel like this project was rushed. They could have done way more in terms of immersion. The rides are alright but at least put in a dark ride. The parade was the only good thing. This is not something I would book a family trip for just to see.
Do you think the kids in this video care about immersion? They're the target audience and clearly they love it!
@@rckblzr Toy Story land target audience was kids but adults loved it too. Both Sesame Street and Toy Story have adults who grew up watching them. At least make them for the whole family not just kids. The rides here are purely for kids. If they put a dark ride in there, the whole family would enjoy that more.
@@gissneric You're comparing apples and oranges. Disney has enough money that they they can spend hundreds of millions on whatever they want. SeaWorld doesn't get that luxury and has to work with much smaller budgets. That's like comparing a high school play to one on Broadway.
For what they had to work with, SeaWorld seems to have done a good job. No, no one is going to book a trip for this. It's a project (and park for that matter) that primarily draws locals who don't want to spend hundreds of dollars to go to Disney where the lines for all the rides and character encounters are over an hour. The park desperately needed an area where kids could have fun with iconic characters and now they have one.
No one books a family trip JUST to go to SeaWorld. That’s not how it works. Disney has brought everyone here since day 1. Now, people book a trip here to do everything. Disney, Universal AND SeaWorld (and everything else Orlando has to offer.) So people end up here one way or another.
where is abelardo (the counsin of big bird ) in this world like and comentary
i wish they have fish at sesame street here
lol "Scramilton"
Sesame Street wows us AGAIN with its parodies and spoofs! =D
@@Angie2343 They should have made a parody of Newsies and name it "Cookies"
@@tyleriguana Yeah!
You know, all the Central Florida theme parks' characters should meet up and combine their forces. Competition doesn't have to get ugly, and they are all there for one reason: making EVERYONE smile.
They should bring back happy harbor that has something to do with sea this doesn’t and happy harbor is way better and they have this at bush gardens keep to the see theme I think sea world is gonna turn into ground world
👍🏿😀🏰
More like 1 building, not much of an immersive street experience
Well each part of the building is themed and has interactive elements
WHY DID THEY BUILD THIS AT SEA WORLD? IT'S A MARINE SEA PARK, WHY DIDN'T THEY USE SESAME STREET WITH A UNDER THE SEA TYPE THEME? I DON'T LIKE IT.
They could've at least put a water area like Sesame Place but with statues of Muppet Dolphins and stuff.
@Olivia V. sad but true! i however LOVE sesame street! i walk through it weekly ^^