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Get ready to sing along: CoComelon’s live summer event lands at Chessington
Join JJ and Cody at Chessington’s CoComelon Summer Celebration. Here's everything you need to know about this brilliant summer event for pre-schoolers
- Emily Longman Wall
Published: June 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM
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Big news for pre-schooler parents: CoComelon is coming to Chessington World of Adventures this summer!
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If your little one sings "Yes Yes Vegetables" on repeat, this is the summer event for you. Chessington World of Adventures is launching a brand-new CoComelon Summer Celebration – and it’s designed especially for pre-schoolers and their families.
The event features live character meet and greets, themed trails, and educational fun, all inspired by the much-loved CoComelon world.
And the best bit? It’s included in your park ticket – so you get all the usual Chessington adventure plus the CoComelon extras.
Book your tickets to the CoComelon Summer Celebration at Chessington
What is the CoComelon Summer Celebration at Chessington?
This isn’t just a branded photo op. The celebration includes a bunch of interactive activities perfect for pre-schoolers:
- JJ’s Alphabet Trail – Help JJ hunt for missing letter blocks around the park and discover lots of different animals on the way. Plus, there's a secret password to solve at the end.
- Meet and Greet with JJ and Cody – Yes, actual JJ and Cody! Your child can give them a high five or a big hug, and probably tell them about their favourite episode.
- SEA LIFE Songtime – Head into the SEA LIFE Aquarium and join JJ on a conservation-themed song adventure whilst learning about how the aquatic animals are kept safe in our oceans. It’s fun, educational, and a great chance to cool off.
- Mini rides and attractions – The event also encourages little ones to explore family-favourite Chessington rides like Canopy Capers, Amazu, and River Rafts.
Book your tickets to the CoComelon Summer Celebration at Chessington
What are the dates for the CoComelon Summer Celebration?
The event is running on select midweek dates from 3 June to 11 July.
You can find out more information and book your tickets at the Chessington website.
How much does it cost?
If you’re visiting with a child aged 4 years and under, there’s a dedicated ticket offer: £29 for one adult and one pre-schooler, available for midweek visits.
Regular Chessington tickets start at £29 per person when you buy online in advance, and £66 if you walk up on the day.
This standard entry ticket includes access to the CoComelon activities as well as entry to the Theme Park & Zoo.
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What age is the CoComelon Summer Celebration suitable for?
This event is absolutely perfect for pre-schoolers. With so many UK theme parks skewed towards older kids, this event is a rare win for the under-fives – and their parents. It’s manageable, contained, and packed with activities designed to keep toddlers engaged, all whilst meeting some of their favourite characters.
Chessington describes it as "a delightful day of family fun" and, for many of us, anything that entertains a toddler while sneaking in some gentle education (and gives you time to grab a coffee) is a big yes.
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Emily Longman WallDigital Content Producer
Emily is the Digital Content Producer at MadeForMums and creates editorial and video content across the brand. She also edits the weekly editorial newsletter, oversees our reviews process and loves creating our craft articles and videos. She specialises predominantly in car seats and pushchairs, and has yet to meet a buggy she couldn’t fold! With a 1st class degree in History, she always researches topics thoroughly to find the best recommendations for parents.
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