Sesame Place disability pass

So we are thinking of going to Sesame Place this summer. My youngest will be 5 and has autism. Needless to say, I am worried about meltdowns (which are a frequent occurrence in our house), a crowded park, lines, etc. I’m sort of scared and dreading it, but trying to be optimistic. We can’t always stay inside and have to have new experiences and help him as best we can.

We are a family of 5 (I also have 6 year old twins). Has anyone been to Sesame Place and used the disability pass? How does this work? I’m assuming my husband or I could obviously go with him, but then what about the other 3 of us? Just trying to figure this out.

Our last family vacation was to Kalahari and while my twins had a blast, it was really rough on my LO. I was often bringing him back to the room. Prior to that we went to Dutch Wonderland, my kids were all really little, the twins were maybe 2 and he was maybe 1 at the time so that trip was crazy!

Any tips? Advice? We would probably be staying 2 nights.

Sesame Place disability pass

I don't have experience with the pass but I would call them to find out. We always see groups with passes (whether the fast pass or disability obviously I wouldn't know) but whole groups usually get let on together. All the rides have a fast pass entrance and they let those people on right away. Maybe look into renting a cabana so you have somewhere to go back to when you need a break other than the hotel.

Re: Sesame Place disability pass

They do have a disability pass, you would enter through the exit. Talk to guest services when you get there. I am not sure how many other people you can take but I know one of us was able to go on with our son.