Are you creepy … scary? Do you like to instill fear in all those that you encounter? Well that’s not required, but it’s certainly a plus when it comes to being a part of our Scare Squad. Responsible for populating the park after dark, the Scare Squad adds that final layer of immersion into the Howl-O-Scream experience in our haunted houses and scare zones. You could be a vampire, a zombie or a killer clown. No experience is necessary. Work on the weekends during our Howl-O-Scream event and have fun while making new friends.

last hurrah  n.      - The final performance or effort. Also see swan song. (from thefreedictionary.com)

A few weeks ago, a Muscovy duck was brought to SeaWorld with a discarded fishing line and hook embedded in his mouth. Although we're guessing that at one time there was something tasty at the end of the line, this unlucky duck was duped like many other ducks who nibble on discarded fishing material. Helping animals both big and small, our bird experts jumped on the opportunity to help unhook this little guy.

Hi everyone. Greg here!

Hello, Sesame Place Blog readers! My name is Kelly and I’m a Marketing Coordinator here at the park. I come to marketing as a relatively new addition; for the past five years, I’ve worked operationally in the culinary department.

I am Kirk Kelly and I work in the Security Department as a Security Corporal here at Sesame Place. This past February marked my 10th season at Sesame Place. I started in Food Factory (now Elmo’s Eatery) and was a supervisor at Cone Corner. In 2005, I joined the Security team.

Hello Sesame Place Blog readers! My name is Laura and I am part of the Human Resources team. I began my career at Sesame Place in 2001, working seasonally in Operations then Human Resources until accepting my current position as the Human Resources Training Representative.

Hello! My name is Michael Joyce, and I’m Director of Entertainment / Creative Services at Sesame Place.  My blogs will focus on everything having to do with CREATING Entertainment!  I have to tell you—I have the coolest, neatest job on Earth. 

Ok, I know I’m biased, but after a few blogs, I’m sure you’ll agree.  :-)

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Greetings from Sesame Place’s Guest Correspondence Team! Many of our guests would be surprised to learn that our correspondence team here at Sesame Place is a team of one.  As the Guest Correspondence Manager, I handle a bulk of the guest comments, inquiries, and requests with some help from our other departments from time to time.