I'm pretty sure Sesame Street Live has been around longer than I have. My one take away fun fact was that the Sesame Street show first aired in 1969. Heck, It's almost in the same league as Days of Our Lives. Very different genre, but same type of longevity.
Cory and I thought it would be fun for Brady to go to the show this past weekend. While Buzz Light Year, Cars & Thomas the Train have surpassed Elmo on the cool list he still enjoys a little Elmo from time to time. I will say that if you don't have a 18 month - 4 year old with you I highly recommend not attending the show. All in all it wasn't the greatest entertainment, but Brady enjoyed it. There were quite a few people who brought their infants thinking that they would maybe enjoy it. If you are considering that, I would suggest rethinking it as a good percentage of them were crying.
On the positive side, there were less stands selling Sesame Street 'junk' than I expected. When we went to Toy Story on Ice we were inundated with paraphernalia to the point you could not avoid it. Brady only requested a "spinning light toy" two times during the show and we managed to escape spending about $6- one cup of donut holes for $1.25, a hot chocolate for $1.00 and a $4.00 bottle of water. One nice thing about the Sprint Center is they have a QuickTrip in the arena where you can buy some things at normal prices. Can you guess which items were bought at QuickTrip versus the standard concession stand? Also, we scored a free parking spot which was an added bonus.
Will I be rushing to buy tickets for next year's Sesame Street Live? Probably not. With that said, it was a fun morning for Brady and something different than our normal Saturday routine.
Brady and Cory trying to look 'grouchy'.
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