Which would you choose for your 2 year old?

[charlielove]

Is he into Sesame Street and know the characters? If so, I'd do that.

[Deleted]

SSL! You can go to the children's museum anytime. Sounds fun!

[jaime183]

SSL because you can go to the museum any weekend!

[charlielove]

Apr 2, 2014 23:46:18 GMT -5 @chelsmonster said:

Apr 2, 2014 23:40:08 GMT -5 charlielove said:

Is he into Sesame Street and know the characters? If so, I'd do that.

I think so! He loves Elmo, and he knows Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Oscar...he doesn't know all of them.

I bet he would love it, just have Sesame Street on a lot between now and then.

[eav2c]

SSL!!!!

[biblionerd]

Ssl!

[imimahoney]

Sesame Street!!

[teamhayes]

Sesame! It will be special and different! You can always go to childrens museum a different time.

[browndog]

I agree that SSL would seem more special.

[kkfeb04]

Are there tickets left for Sesame? Any time Sesame or Disney comes to town, they sell out the same day or close to it.

[JuliaGulia]

SSl!

[katfco]

I'm going to go against the grain and say children's museum. When there's a choice, I choose active over observing anytime.

[sallyowens]

SSL!

[pinchofspice]

Sesame would win in my house!

[fusion]

Depends on the kid. J would not have been able to sit through a show, but A would do great now.

[alicia45]

Sesame! The museum will be there for another weekend. So fun!

[Deleted]

I'm weird but would do children's museum. Ada much prefers hands-on activities over shows.

[melis74]

My first instinct is the museum because I don't know how long M would sit still for a show. She does love Elmo though, so??

[jaime183]

I didn't realize they sell out! We are planning to go in May! I better book tickets soon

[greenkitty98]

I would go to the children's museum. P wouldn't sit for a show, and she gets scared by people dressed as characters, even when she loves the character.

[ktstorm]

I would do the children's museum. B doesn't sit still, and would be screaming to get closer and touch the characters. At the children's museum he can choose what he wants to do and when.

[melmon0417]

SSL!

[lolaburns]

Sesame Street!

[rileym2010]

Apr 3, 2014 11:00:47 GMT -5 ktstorm said:

I would do the children's museum. B doesn't sit still, and would be screaming to get closer and touch the characters. At the children's museum he can choose what he wants to do and when.

This is Evan too

[CrazyLucky]

SSL, because it's a limited time. Children's Museum can be done anytime.

[jaime183]

how did he do?

[bigapple]

I don't know exactly what Sesame Street Live is, but I'm assuming it's a show, which I doubt my nonstop kid would sit though. I'd pick the museum because it's active fun. We went to one here yesterday, and C had the best time running around and exploring.

[jaime183]

How far back were you? I'm trying to decide if the cheapest seats would be horrible. Lol

[jaime183]

Apr 5, 2014 22:36:09 GMT -5 @chelsmonster said:

Apr 5, 2014 22:27:26 GMT -5 jaime183 said:

How far back were you? I'm trying to decide if the cheapest seats would be horrible. Lol

Well, I picked "best available" and it was lower level, and you could see the stage really well. I guess it depends on the arena, because they only used certain seats and filled those up, because they were the seats that the kids would be able to have a good view. I think it would be awesome for floor level seats, but you would still have a good view if you didn't splurge. They are really good at making sure everyone can see.

We actually moved up a level, because my stepmom couldn't handle how close the seats were on the lower level because she has bad knees. We moved up to the handicapped area and it actually worked out great because he could still see and had more room to move/dance around, which he did a lot of!

thanks! good to know! there are seats in the same price range that are either on the floor or up on the 1st level... i was thinking it might be easier to see in the "stadium seating" versus on the floor with people in front of us

[pippilongstocking]

I'm glad he enjoyed it!