Elmo's World is a themed area of Sesame Place in Langhorne, PA. The area opened to the public on May 6, 2006. The 21,000 square-foot area within the park is themed, and named, after the Elmo's World segment on Sesame Street. Visitors enter Elmo's World through "Elmo Walkway" and enter a crayon-colored world. The area features three Elmo-themed rides and the only "dry area" in the water park.
Robert J. Caruso, executive vice president and general manager of Sesame Place, was quoted in several press releases saying:
Rides[]
Abby's Fairy Falls[]
Abby's Fairy Falls is a set of four side-by-side water slides. It was formerly known as Slippery Slopes and opened in 1983.
Elmo's Silly Splashy Slides[]
Elmo's Silly Splashy Slides is the third version of a set of water slides originally called Big Slipper, which opened in 1985. Its second name was Bert & Ernie's Slip & Slide, which was gained by 2012.
Flyin' Fish[]
Flyin' Fish takes visitors soaring an imaginary ocean in an Elmo-inspired fish. The fish are attached to long arms that are raised and lowered as they travel around. The ride is similar to Disneyland's famous Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride, only with Elmo-fish instead of elephants. Riders under 42" must be accompanied by an adult. It opened in 2006.
Blast Off[]
Riders are "on a mission to Planet Elmo". The ride straps riders in as they bounce up to the sky and back down to Earth. Riders under 42" must be accompanied by an adult. It opened in 2006.
Peek-A-Bug[]
Peek-A-Bug is a ride where visitors ride an Elmo-inspired caterpillar-like bug in Elmo's garden. The ride is basically the traditional "rocking ship" ride with a Elmo-bug design and a giant Elmo peering over the surrounding giant plants. Riders under 42" must be accompanied by an adult. It opened in 2006.
Elmo's Cloud Chaser[]
Elmo's Cloud Chaser is a swing ride located in the "Elmo's World" section of Sesame Place. The ride was launched on the park's annual Day for Children with Autism, April 22, 2011.
Snuffy's Slides[]
Snuffy's Slides are a set of two blue and yellow dry slides. These were originally known as the Sesame Tube Slides when the park opened in 1980.