Sesame Place San Diego

Name: Sesame Place San Diego
Address: 2052 Entertainment Circle, Chula Vista, CA, 91911, US
Telephone: (619) 943-3566
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.4

A Splashing Good Time for Families in Chula Vista

4.4(5 reviews)

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Sesame Place San Diego offers a delightful aquatic adventure for families with children aged 1-10. Featuring thrilling rides, a lazy river, and character meet-and-greets, this water park is designed for maximum fun and enjoyment. Guests rave about the variety of attractions and the inviting atmosphere, making it a perfect destination for an annual family vacation. With quality dining options and ample seating, Sesame Place ensures a memorable experience for visitors of all ages.

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2052 Entertainment Cir, Chula Vista, CA 91911, USA

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2052 Entertainment Circle

Chula Vista, CA, 91911

(619) 943-3566 sesameplace.com/san-diego

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Water Park Attractions

Enjoy thrilling water slides, a relaxing lazy river, and a fun wave pool for all ages.

Character Meet-and-Greets

Meet and take photos with favorite Sesame Street characters like Elmo and Cookie Monster.

Dry Rides and Amusements

Experience family-friendly rides and play areas suitable for toddlers and older kids.

All-Day Dining Pass

Access to unlimited meals and snacks throughout your visit for convenience and value.

Seasonal Events and Shows

Participate in special themed events and live entertainment shows throughout the year.

4.40 · 5 reviews

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Cindy Arellano

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· 1 year ago

The most amazing time! My 2 year old loved it. She was able to get on 4 rides and then she got to play in the water park. The lazy river was so relaxing it made her take a good long nap so we had to leave. She woke up screaming, “Elmo! Elmo!” Her way of saying she wanted to go back already lol Sesame Place will definitely be added to our annual vacation from now on just like Disney. Tip get the all day dinning pass. It pays for itself. The bacon burger, chicken tenders and pizza were good!

Stephanie Gomez

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· 1 year ago

Took my baby who is just starting to walk. There is not as much “toys” or random spigots that shoot water out for his age like at Knotts Soak city. At Soak city they have a toddler section and a kid section. I was hoping the same for here but basically no toddler section. We sat by the wave pool and all the chairs are sitting in sand. Sand and kids do not go hand-in-hand. There also isn’t many places to eat so you will have to eat in your chairs… in the sand… I’m only comparing this to soak city because it’s been some time since I’ve gone to other water parks. There was lots of broken or dirty places and pieces here at Sesame place such as the lazy river there was trash inside the river and along the bushes. I feel at the other waterpark. It is often being kept clean by different janitors walking around. I didn’t see employees like that here instead I seen them standing at store entrances assuming we attempting to prevent theft. We ate chicken tenders and fries and they were fine. Overpriced as expected. However, they didn’t have ranch kind of odd in my opinion. The restrooms here were dirty and again, nobody maintaining them throughout the day. The employee at the guard shack could not really identify the difference between a VIP parking and “up close parking” General parking was way too expensive for this type of park Some of the water tipping mechanisms were broken so they didn’t spill out. Very limited umbrellas also in the seating area. In general, I feel like this place was small and dirty and too expensive for what they’re offering. I understand not everybody has a new walking baby like myself however, for me it just was not worth it at all. The most positive thing I can say is I really really truly appreciate the relax policy on bringing food in. We did bring some snacks in for my baby with ease.

KATIYURA

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· 1 year ago

visited the park on Tuesday, August 19. Lots of life jackets hanging for free for children. There were few people, no queues. We went to all the children's attractions quickly. The park is clean and tidy. Three big slides were closed. All the other three or four adult slides were open. Of the minuses, I did not like the inattention and lack of empathy on the part of the instructor in the children's area to some children, my shy son could not get to the green water slide in the children's area in order to go down it, other children ran in front of him, pushed my son aside and stood in front of him and my son always remained behind the queue, and the instructor standing there did not react in any way, the children slid down the slide, ran again and again pushed my son aside, the instructor did not observe the order of the queue. Then I suggested that my son slide down the pink slide, because there was no one there. Then when I had already climbed the slide, she again did not observe the queue order and then I told her: "No, my son is first!" I had to repeat this phrase to her three times, because my son let everyone pass and should not let anyone pass again, although the instructor decided that he should wait again. But everything should be fair and it was about 2:30 pm

Sultana Halwani

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· 1 year ago

Very enjoyable for all ages. I received two bonus ticket to visit the park for free, we just had to pay for parking. The drive was far but it was worth it. Loved the wave pool and the lazy river. The employees were professional. Lots of seating which made all the difference. Hopefully I will revisit next summer.

sasa moody

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· 1 year ago

Great place to go with the whole family. Even though it is advertised for younger kids between the ages of 1 and 10 they have plenty of rides for adults and older teens. I recommend trying out the character meet-and-greet buffet and to buy your tickets ahead of time seating is limited. My daughter loved the elmo water slide and the lazy river. Plus they have the best sesame merch.

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