From Aug. 25-27, Sesame Place San Diego will celebrate those who help and serve the community during First Responders Weekend.
From Aug. 25-27, the park will celebrate those who help and serve the community during First Responders Weekend. Guests will see their favorite Sesame Street friends dressed up as first responders, meet local first responders, enjoy a special heroes dance party, and more, along with daily theme park offerings.
Sesame Place San Diego will offer one-day free admission tickets to first responders, which include police officers, firefighters, and emergency medical technicians during First Responders Weekend. They will also have the option to buy up to six tickets for $29.99 each. First Responders must have a valid active ID, register online in advance at GovX.com, and verify their proof of service through the ID.me qualification process. Tickets must be redeemed by Aug. 31.
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