showing costumed Sesame Street character, Rosita, appearing to ignore two young Black girls during a parade at Sesame Place in Philadelphia after acknowledging and high-fiving a few white children.

Sesame Place costumed characters pose at the Langhorne amusement park during “A Very Furry Christmas” weekend in December.

which happened at Sesame Place Philadelphia. The costumed character Rosita dismissively waved her hands in the direction of the girls, who looked crestfallen afterward. The video was widely viewed ...

Sesame Place is a place for kids of all ages and their families to go and have fun with all of their favorite Sesame Street characters, but for kids who require low sensory experiences ...

Julia was introduced in 2016 as a digital character in Sesame Workshop ... park say they are happy to be setting an example. “Sesame Place is honored to be leading the theme park industry ...

This is where children can have their photos taken with some of their favorite puppet characters (or adults dressed to look like them) or hear them tell stories. Sesame Place also has a variety of ...