As soon as we got there we were in the water. The kids started off at the Twiddle Bugs Wave Pool and were excited to try out all the other rides and slides. They did a great job and we are really proud of them. Gives us peace of mind for Disney next summer.
And he's off.......even loving the baby pool.
Visiting with Oscar the Grouch.
I get a lot of this pose when I ask Elizabeth to smile lately. Think she is trying to be a princess.
Both kids (and Mom and Dad) really liked riding the roller coaster. It was just right for Pat and Liz's size.
Nothing like a brotherly head lock on the steps of Sesame Street.
Knocking to see if Oscar is home.
Elizabeth got an Abby Cadabby basketball because Patrick (and Dad) won it for her. She was trying her hardest to bounce it like Dad and Pat.
Patrick showing off the Elmo basketball he won (with Dad's help).
We rode the cartoony carousel.
Waiting for the character parade to start. Liz was so excited to see Zoe and Abby Cadabby.
Patrick loved Snuffie when he was little (and still does). I was hoping to see the real one but I guess that is a hard character to really bring to life. Oh well, the float was ok too.
Waiting patiently to get back into the park on Tuesday.
One of Patrick's favorite parts of the park was Count's Splash Castle. It has a HUGE bucket on the top of it that would dump water all over everyone about every three minutes. It was great to watch the HUGE splash.
Don't let her smile fool you......Liz did not like this part of the park. It was kind of overwhelming. Lots of water dripping all the time.
In Count's Castle there were all kinds of things to fill up and dump. Patrick found these great buckets that he would patiently wait to fill..........
and when the bucket was full, Pat would dump it!
After dumping water on unsuspecting people Pat would run away. He loved this part of the park. We visited it three times. I think he did all the water slides attached to it.
Resting after attempting Count's Splash Mountain.
Daddy and Elizabeth heading into Grover's Around the World Tea-cup like ride. Glad Daddy went on the spinny one!
On of the dry attractions was this huge net climber thing. Pat LOVED it. It had long net tunnels and wide open nets to climb all around in.
And off he goes. Elizabeth did it the first day we were at Sesame Place......quite well too.
Patrick playing Spiderman in the big open nets. He was great climber. The first time he did the net maze he was full on sweating when he came out. The thing was four stories high and about two wide. I was watching lots of grown men really struggle to climb around the thing with their kids.
Patrick really like Cookie Mountain. He could scurry right up the mountain, without holding the ropes, and then would s-l-i-d-e right down. It was great to watch him.
We had a fantastic time at Sesame Place. It is a great park to bring little ones and would recommend it to everyone. We were thankful that we were able to go on a Monday and Tuesday thinking that closer to the weekends must be a mad house.
As soon as we got there we were in the water. The kids started off at the Twiddle Bugs Wave Pool and were excited to try out all the other rides and slides. They did a great job and we are really proud of them. Gives us peace of mind for Disney next summer.
And he's off.......even loving the baby pool.
Visiting with Oscar the Grouch.
I get a lot of this pose when I ask Elizabeth to smile lately. Think she is trying to be a princess.
Both kids (and Mom and Dad) really liked riding the roller coaster. It was just right for Pat and Liz's size.
Nothing like a brotherly head lock on the steps of Sesame Street.
Knocking to see if Oscar is home.
Elizabeth got an Abby Cadabby basketball because Patrick (and Dad) won it for her. She was trying her hardest to bounce it like Dad and Pat.
Patrick showing off the Elmo basketball he won (with Dad's help).
We rode the cartoony carousel.
Waiting for the character parade to start. Liz was so excited to see Zoe and Abby Cadabby.
Patrick loved Snuffie when he was little (and still does). I was hoping to see the real one but I guess that is a hard character to really bring to life. Oh well, the float was ok too.
Waiting patiently to get back into the park on Tuesday.
One of Patrick's favorite parts of the park was Count's Splash Castle. It has a HUGE bucket on the top of it that would dump water all over everyone about every three minutes. It was great to watch the HUGE splash.
Don't let her smile fool you......Liz did not like this part of the park. It was kind of overwhelming. Lots of water dripping all the time.
In Count's Castle there were all kinds of things to fill up and dump. Patrick found these great buckets that he would patiently wait to fill..........
and when the bucket was full, Pat would dump it!
After dumping water on unsuspecting people Pat would run away. He loved this part of the park. We visited it three times. I think he did all the water slides attached to it.
Resting after attempting Count's Splash Mountain.
Daddy and Elizabeth heading into Grover's Around the World Tea-cup like ride. Glad Daddy went on the spinny one!
On of the dry attractions was this huge net climber thing. Pat LOVED it. It had long net tunnels and wide open nets to climb all around in.
And off he goes. Elizabeth did it the first day we were at Sesame Place......quite well too.
Patrick playing Spiderman in the big open nets. He was great climber. The first time he did the net maze he was full on sweating when he came out. The thing was four stories high and about two wide. I was watching lots of grown men really struggle to climb around the thing with their kids.
Patrick really like Cookie Mountain. He could scurry right up the mountain, without holding the ropes, and then would s-l-i-d-e right down. It was great to watch him.
We had a fantastic time at Sesame Place. It is a great park to bring little ones and would recommend it to everyone. We were thankful that we were able to go on a Monday and Tuesday thinking that closer to the weekends must be a mad house.
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