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From: segs@mhuxv.UUCP (slusky)
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Subject: Re: Information wanted on Sesame Place
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Date: Mon, 22-Apr-85 09:40:41 EST
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I think Sesame Place is a great fun. My kids do to. They first went when
they were three. There was plenty for them to do. Go on a weekday before
school lets out for maximum enjoyment and minimum crowding. Pick a warm
day and wear bathing suits under your clothing as there are some fun water
activities. Sesame Place is a lot more active (as opposed to passive) than
typical amusement parks. There are things to climb on, swing on, slide on,
slither in. None of the sit-in-this-seat-and-let-the-ride-happen type.
No info in campsites.

Susan Slusky


> I would like some information on Sesame Place:
> 
>   o  Are there enough things there for a 4 1/2 year old to do?
>   o  Is there anything for adults? (We like "regular" amusement
>      parks)
>   o  Are there any camp grounds near by? If so, how much do they
>      charge?
>   o  Did you think it was worth your time and money to go? Why or
>      why not?
> 
> My son got ahold of one of their pamphlets, and literally spends
> hours a day looking at it. Every morning he asks us if Sesame
> Place is open today. So, I guess we will be going this summer, but
> I dont want to waste the time and money if it isn't going to be worth
> while for us to go.
>                                Dave Lowrey
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