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Sesame Place found not liable of racial discrimination
After a federal lawsuit was filed against Sesame Place, the Bucks County theme park was found not liable of racial discrimination.
LANGHORNE, Pa. - Sesame Place has been found not liable in a federal lawsuit where plaintiffs claimed the Bucks County theme park and some of its employees discriminated against Black and Hispanic children.
The lawsuit was filed after several videos went viral back in 2022, allegedly showing costumed characters ignoring minority children.
The plaintiffs were seeking more than $50 million in damages.
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In a statement, Sesame Place said:
"The facts presented demonstrate that we treat our guests equally. We are constantly learning and improving and we’re committed to using our parks to help build a more inclusive experience for our guests."