Timing for Busch Gardens Sesame Safari of Fun

[sunnydays28]

About how long will it take for us to do all of that area? Are lines bad Feb. 12-15 or is it pretty empty? She is 2y8m old and we don't have plans to do other roller coasters or rides in the rest of the park, but do want to plan around a couple of shows.

 

[bucsfan1029]

That's a slow time of the year, but weekdays will be much slower than the weekend. Even Saturday or Sunday won't be super busy though, just arrive early. I was there last week on Tuesday and we practically had the place to ourself in the Sesame Street area. I'd say if you watch the show, visit all the characters, ride every ride, and play in all the net areas, you can probably get everything in Sesame Street done in about 2 hours on a slow weekday.

There are also a few kids rides in the Timbuktu area (3 rides). If you like animals, check out the Edge of Africa area and take a ride around the park in the train.

Just a tip, if you get to Busch early (around open time), ask for stroller parking. There are only a handful of spots, but it will allow you to park across the street and avoid the tram.

 

[momto2js]

We were there last week and we spent about 2 hours in the Sesame Area. It was a nice warm day @68 degrees and my kids spent about 20 minutes in the water so I'd bring some water clothes for her. They had a blast splashing.

We also spent about 50 minutes in Jungula. I forgot how fantastic it was. My kids had a blast climbing and checking out the animals.

 

[sunnydays28]

That is awesome advice! My parents are going to be driving with us from Orlando and visiting some rental/timeshare places while we are in BG, then we want to go to a beach later in the day, so I don't want them to have to wait for hours on us. I def plan on bringing some water clothes--I heard it was 80 degrees today! I hope that continues next week.