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Hey cute little truck! The license plate on the front reads "Non-Nom", so I'll call you... Mini Nom-Nom.

If you're approaching the Sesame Street area from the east side (walking west), you'll likely see this sign as you walk into the themed area. The food trucks are just about in the middle of Sesame Street Land.

The ABC Eats food truck may have been open at one time, with it's own unique menu... but now, the menu is the same as the nearby "Yummy Yummy Nom Noms" truck. Perhaps, this truck could be opened if crowds got large enough. My guess is though, it's probably being used for storage.

The Sesame Sips building is easy to spot once you're in the area. The counter is lower, for kids, but honestly — I like the counter height too! It makes the small kiosk seem more open and airy.

The blue, purple and pink truck is the main food truck in the area that is open. The "Yummy Yummy Nom Noms" truck offers a couple different grill cheese and chicken tender meals.

This mini orange truck is not a food ordering station, but a food-related game/activity, with a large computer screen and buttons.

If you're walking from the west side of the park, you'll probably see the green "ABC Eats" truck first. That little orange truck in the center, is game/activity screen, and doesn't actually offer any food items.

The food trucks themselves are a little hard to see, until you're right on top of them. There are a few umbrella covered tables in the general area though, and the Sesame Sips building is probably the easiest to spot.

The "ABC Eats" food truck menu from the Sesame Street Food Trucks area. (Photo, late fall 2021.)

The "Yummy Yummy Nom Noms" food truck menu from the Sesame Street Food Trucks area. (Photo, late fall 2021.)

There are seven or eight umbrella covered tables located in the middle of the semi-circle that the food trucks form.

Here's another view of some of the seating that's available in the Sesame Street Food Trucks area. There's about eight tables in all (the others are off on the left-hand side and out of the frame from this vantage point).

That small orange "truck" (now on the left), only looks like a truck on the other side and front. A closer look from this side reveals a food-related activity/game. It is not a food ordering station.

There's one "building" between the two main food trucks in the Sesame Street Food Trucks area. It's the Sesame Sips booth, that offers smoothies and slushy drinks.

The Altitude Burgers location at SeaWorld, Orlando. The coaster track just behind the building is the "Ice Breaker".

If the shape of the Altitude Burgers roof looks familiar, that's because this location used to be called Mango Joe's. The name and logo has changed to fit in a little better with the theming of the area.

A wider photo shows how close the "Ice Breaker" coaster entrance is to Altitude Burgers... it's just off to the right of the counter service location.

There is a fair amount of "roof covered" seating at Altitude Burgers, but these tables are a little closer together than the umbrella covered tables.

There are also a few pizza options on the Altitude Burgers menu. This location is usually part of the All-Day Dining Deal program. (Photo 2021)

The digital menu with prices at Altitude Burgers. (Photo 2021)

This seating area is (more or less), directly behind the main Altitude Burgers buildling.

If you're slightly claustrophobic, the seating behind the restaurant may not be the best option. Yes, it is "open" to some plants on the left and right, but the roof line is a little low and the concrete edge around the walkway makes everything feel a little tight.

When the location was called Mango Joe's, there were a few seats in this area that overlooked part of the main lagoon at SeaWorld. Now however, there's a view of the Ice Breaker coaster ... sort of.

Walking into the Altitude Burgers location reveals a fairly typical setup for SeaWorld counter service restaurants ... a winding line system where you order on one side, and pick up your food on the other.

A closer look at the counter that everyone walks by. Sooooo... there are sneeze guards, but it's pretty open. Just sayin'.

If you're looking directly at the front of Altitude Burgers, this seating area can be found on the left-hand side of the restaurant. The umbrella covered tables on the far left are popular and offer a good view of the Ice Breaker track in the background.

As you walk in, the confectionery counter is on the left. Here you'll find all the candy covered apples, crispy treats, and quite a few fudge options to choose from.

On the right side of the shop, there's a small area where cast members can make a couple of items (like a funnel cake sundae), but activity over at this counter has been reduced a bit in recent years. I don't think there's room for a clear plastic barrier to be put up between the counter and guests, so more often that not, there's a candy rack in front of the counter.

The new interior design (since around 2020) is bright and colorful... and there's a cool looking tree in the center! This pretty much is the entire shop, so it's not very large. Just outside of the frame (on the left side) is the shop's register, for making purchases.

The Sweet Sailin' Candy building is expertly positioned so that it's either the first thing you see walking into SeaWorld, and one of the last food shops you'll see when leaving SeaWorld.