Sea World
Sea World of Florida, the world's most popular marine-lifepark, brings education, research and conservation together in an entertaining and fun-filled way.
Your entire family can feed a dolphin, pet a stingray and learn about the animals inhabiting our oceans.
Sea World of Florida has an impressive line-up of five new shows. Cirque de la Mer kicks off the line-up blending athleticism, acrobatics, comedy and dramatic music and effects in a nontraditional circus setting.
Sea World continues its rescue efforts in the new show, "Pets on Stage", which features a cast of performing pets adopted from animal shelters.
To complete the exciting lineup, Sea World will soon be introducing three more new shows: "The Shamu Adventure", with Jack Hanna as host; a water-ski show featuring daringnew thrills and stunts, and "Clyde and Seamore TakeTreasure Island", which will star Sea World's favoritesea lion team.
In addition to the new lineup of shows, Sea World has recently opened the edge-of-your seat water-coaster, "Journey to Atlantis", which is based on the lost city of Atlantis.
The coaster plunges brave riders into an adventure where they are thrilled by unseen forces, experience serpentine twists and speed down two of the steepest, fastest, wettest drops found anywhere.
Be prepared to get wet on this one-of-a-kind, water-coaster encounter.
Sea World of Florida also presents "Key West at Sea World".
Celebrate in the warming sun of the subtropics as Sea World takes visitors to the southernmost tip of Florida.
Guests will enjoy river rock paths, sandy beaches, Caribbean cuisine, street vendors, entertainers and, of course, the marine animals for which Sea World is most famous.
Other new additions include naturalistic animal habitats -- Dolphin Cove, Stingray Lagoon and Sea Turtle Point.
Dolphin Cove is the centerpiece attraction that is home tomore than two dozen bottlenose dolphins.
The chilled saltwater of Dolphin Cove is approximately 12 feet deep and continually passes through a wavemaker that creates crashing waves up to 2 feet high.
Guided tours allow guests to wade into the surf and interact with the dolphins one-on-one with specially designed areas where guests may feed and touch the animals.
Just across the "island" at Sea Turtle Point guests will come face-to-face with endangered species of sea turtles, such as green, loggerhead and hawksbill.Seldom on land, these fascinating creatures offer guests an intriguing glimpse into their lives.
A
long-time favorite of Sea World guests, Stingray Lagoon,
expands to nearly twice its former size and features a variety
of rays, including cownose, southern and roughtailed.
In this interactive habitat, guests are encouraged to touch and feed
the docile rays that burrow in the sand of shallow coastal
waters.
Kraken,
the monster of all roller coasters, is the tallest, fastest,
longest and only floorless roller coaster in Orlando.
Yes, floorless.
Imagine a roller coaster that takes you to heights of a 15-story building ... upside down seven times ... at
65 mph.
That's Kraken.
Only at SeaWorld.
(You must be 54 inches tall to ride).
Other attractions include: "Wild Arctic", "Shamu: Close Up", "Shamu: World Focus", "Manatees: The Last Generation?" and "Hotel Clyde and Seamore". Open 9:00 AM
The Waterfront at SeaWorld is a celebration incited by the
sights, sounds, flavor and festivity of the most vibrant cities
by the sea. Dine on a gourmet pizza alfresco as the citizens
of The Waterfront entertain you.
Enjoy a drink under the stars at the SandBar or capture the fragrance of over 50 flowers
of the South Pacific to design a special gift.
Surround yourself with unique shows, including "Kat 'n' Kaboodle," featuring cats from around the world, and "Rico Roza's Musical Feast," a family show about food and fun.
All of this and more await you at The Waterfront, where you'll find the soul of the sea at the heart of SeaWorld Orlando.
