We went back to SeaWorld Orlando after a long break, bringing our son and my mother-in-law and using my annual pass free ticket--which was a nice perk. Right off the bat, it's just a very different vibe from Walt Disney World. Parking felt like a free-for-all (we got lucky with a close spot), and entry was super basic--scan and go, nothing special. We got there around 3 and went straight to the Orca show at Shamu Stadium, which was actually really good. The park didn't feel too crowded, but ride wait times were still long. This trip was all about our son, and Sesame Street Land at SeaWorld Orlando delivered. Seeing him in his Elmo outfit light up during the parade was everything. Food at Altitude Burger was underwhelming--expensive, basic, and the seating area needed some attention cleanliness-wise. The highlight, though, was the animal experiences. The dolphin viewing at Dolphin Nursery had my son completely mesmerized--nonstop smiles, talking, just pure joy. SeaWorld has its flaws, but for kids and animal encounters, it really delivers. Final Verdict: 4 overall, 5 for kid happiness--because at the end of the day, that's what matters most read more

SeaWorld Orlando - Dolphins - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

We have season passes that we purchased for the San Diego Seaworld, but it applies to ALL of Seaworld's properties (to a an extent). This included "free" parking, albeit the parking lot attendants could be more helpful directing those with elevated season passes to the correct location. This review is a couple weeks late, but we went at the beginning of their annual Seven Seas Food Festival. Those venues did not open until late afternoon, so we ended up eating at one of their restaurants for lunch (which wasn't too bad actually). I had spoken to a rep at customer service who informed me a couple of the perks, as a platinum season ticket holder, that a couple of the perks were not applicable here in Orlando, such as no allotted free guest passes. I was told we could transfer our passes to Orlando, but the cost would be twice as much then our "great deal" passes from San Diego (we passed of course). The park listed the hours of operation until 8pm, but they were closing everything, except the gift shops of course, at 7pm; thus we did not get to go up in the Sky Tower to watch the sunset. A custodian employee working that area was kind of dumbfounded that nobody (other employees) was there as well. I planned to give this visit a 2 star rating (could've been better), but opted for 3 (OK) because we did enjoy a couple of shows and the Expedition Odyssey ride. BTW, there are a couple bars that actually have a 'happy hour' but it is not advertised. We were only informed of this by the guest services employee who volunteered the 411. read more

SeaWorld Orlando is a clean, family-friendly theme park with beautiful landscaping, animal exhibits, and plenty of space to walk around, but the overall value did not match the experience for me. I received free promotional tickets to SeaWorld Orlando, which initially felt like a great deal, but once inside, I quickly realized that not everything is included with admission. General parking was $40, and many add-ons, upgrades, and premium experiences cost extra. If you are visiting SeaWorld Orlando without a package that includes animal interactions or other extras, be prepared for a lot of walking, sightseeing, and additional spending throughout the park. There are animals to see and attractions to explore, but it felt like money was being spent at every corner. Even with free tickets, I could clearly see how paying full price for SeaWorld Orlando tickets, plus taxes, fees, and parking, could leave some guests disappointed. The park itself is nice, and there is enough to do for families visiting Orlando attractions, but I would recommend checking exactly what your SeaWorld Orlando admission includes before you go. For anyone planning a SeaWorld Orlando vacation, budget for parking, food, and extra experiences so there are no surprises. Nice park, but not the best value for the price. read more

SeaWorld Orlando - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

SeaWorld Orlando is a great amusement park, especially if you enjoy big roller coasters and sea life. The park isn't as modern as Universal or Disney, but they have great rides. I highly recommend this park if you enjoy roller coasters. read more

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This was my first time visiting Sea World thanks to the Apopka recreation center sponsoring this discounted senior trip. I really enjoyed my day at Sea World. Honestly it is so much to do with games, rides, exhibits and shows. I saw four shows numerous exhibits all included in admissions. I had lunch at one of the eateries. It was edible and they accommodated my request for fries without salt. My only complaint was the cost of food: burger and fries ($19) and water ($5.49) plus tax. If you come with family and friends bring your fully loaded debit and credit cards the don't take cash! There is a lot of walking but plenty of areas to sit and relax and take on the scenery. I would definitely recommend taking out of town guests to experience Sea World. read more

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I had a great time at Seaworld with my family this past weekend . We got to see the orca show which was amazing and very entertaining . We also took my niece to Sesame Street world where she got to hug one of the characters and we got on the carousel ride and the twirling tea cup ride . My only issue with Seaworld is that they state you can't bring food in to the park which is a bummer considering my niece is 3 . I did see some people with sandwiches they brought in. Also the food for the kids wasn't very much. My niece wanted a hotdog . And they didn't have any at Sesame Street world. We did find a stand outside of the park but they wanted $15 dollars but it is an amusement park. I did have a great experience and would like to go back for more shows. My mom is a veteran so we got free tickets . They also have summer deals where tickets are around 60 dollars especially around Memorial Day. The kids splash pad was so much fun. It was a great way to cool off . read more

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Had a great visit at SeaWorld yesterday. There was a huge back up at the entry gates at around 10:30 AM. I believe it may have been due to the large amount of school children and groups that were visiting from Puerto Rico. It was no problem as we quickly navigated the lines. We went to the dolphin show at 11 AM and followed this up with the orca encounter show. Both shows were amazing. We have a season pass with parking and I would recommend if you live locally, the annual pass is definitely well worth it and an amazing value. read more

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First to visit sea world. We loved it and we will go back. The dolphins experience are amazing. We ate at a burger place there. The line was so long. There were only 2 people serving. One for the food and the other for the drinks. We'll try other food experience next time. We had coupons for free meals but Starbucks didn't let us use it. read more

SeaWorld Orlando - Light house - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

If you need a day away from Disney or are in the Orlando area skipping DW altogether, SeaWorld is an okay (but still expensive) option. There are a decent assortment of water and coaster rides for older kids -not much for young ones. They also feature the classic Orca whales, sea lion and dolphin shows that are fun, although both our toddler and 11yo nephew lost interest pretty quickly. The most fun parts are the self-guided areas like the dolphin nursery and the shark exhibit (absolutely beautiful). The food, like any theme park, is expensive and unlike Disney World you cannot bring your own food or beverages other than water in. Best way to avoid this without sneaking things in is to pack a cooler in your car to go to the parking lot for lunch. Some of the staff are very nice and others were on their phone, literally not saying a word through an entire transaction (at one point, I didn't think the person even worked there). Best part? Sesame Street area! Kind of a weird thing to have at SW but it was a cute replica of the shows set, with nice play areas and smaller rides than actual SW for younger kiddos. You may also have a chance to meet a character without long lines. It's at the back of the park so it was a nice way to wrap up the day. I don't want to say the experience was boring but definitely not worth $100/person plus extra for parking. If you have the money to spend and some older kids then it's not a bad place to spend the day. SeaWorld San Diego is definitely a lot more fun and more affordable. SeaWorld also claims to be a rehabilitation/rescue foundation so its nice to know you're supporting that! read more

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We had fun here yesterday! It wasn't super hot and less crowded due to going on a weekday! They had ample parking. Lots of ADA parking up front too. The Sesame Street part of the park was great for really young kids, I could also ride a few rides with my toddler while pregnant. Big bird came out for a visit too. The dolphins and sharks were our favorite. The Orca stadium still up and running despite PETA. It was crowded too. They had clean restrooms, daily dining or soda packages, etc. read more

We attended a work event. Nice catering as usual. Nice staff stationed around the park to help us stay with our party. We had a dolphin experience was very sweet. The cheerful staff talked about their care and we can see them swim. It was beautiful. There were artists to draw your picture. It really was lovely to be there even when it is 20 degrees Fahrenheit. Thanks to all that made this possible. It was a delight. Thanks to all the hardworking people who care for us so well. I enjoyed my time. read more

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I had one of the best theme park experiences of my life at SeaWorld. We visited on a weekday morning, which made a huge difference. Wait times for some of the main roller coasters were literally 5 to 10 minutes, and I was able to ride almost everything early in the day. Almost every roller coaster I went on felt like the best roller coaster I had ever been on at that point, which was honestly surprising. I was really impressed by the newer special effects integrated into the rides. They made the experience feel immersive rather than just thrilling, and I actually came away with a stronger appreciation for sea life than I expected from a roller coaster park. I also genuinely enjoyed the animal elements, even though I was not intentionally seeking them out. Seeing the penguins and dolphins along the way gave the whole park a really special feel. The penguin exhibit was freezing, but that almost made it more meaningful, reminding you of what these animals experience every day. Even the fish smell, which can be off putting, added to that sense of realism. Pro tip: bring a refillable water bottle and your own snacks. Drinks are expensive, but there are plenty of refill stations. I cannot comment on the food because I brought my own, and it made the day way more enjoyable. Overall, SeaWorld really exceeded what I expected. Between the rides, the animals, and the smooth weekday experience, I had an amazing time and would absolutely recommend going early on a weekday if you can. read more

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SeaWorld again hosted The Greg Warmoth's Reindeer Run. This was the Reindeer Run's 12th year. This year featured a new start time with a paced-wave interval of 4 minutes between waves. The 3-mile course route was also new and allowed the runners and walkers more time inside of the park. Before the race, we had the opportunity to take pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus. They later accompanied elves, toy soldiers on stilts, and Greg Warmoth to see us off. SeaWorld staff also cheered us on along the way. Greg willingly took pictures before, during and after the run. He is truly an amazing human being! Toys 4 Tots was also on site collecting toys for their annual holiday toy drive. Santa and Greg made appearances along the route. There were also carolers who beautifully sang Christmas songs. After we crossed the finish line, we received water, Gatorade, and snacks. Participants were able to line up for a picture with Rudolph and company. After we visited the pavilion that featured vendors to include AdventHealth, Rosen Hotel, FiT PRiNT, and 4EVERYOUNG! We later stayed for the Holiday Costume Contest in which individuals, children and families modeled and competed for the best holiday costume. Participants had the option to purchase a discounted park admission ticket for use after the run or by a near future date. It was a beautiful day spent for a walk in the park at SeaWorld. read more

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It irks me that parking is $40. That just felt like the resort giving me the finger and saying you're captive with a car full of kids and prepaid admission, so what are you going to do about it? The orca show was spectacular. If you're in the splash zone, they are not talking a few drops, they are talking better buy a new shirt at one of the many gift shops because you will be soaked. Penguins were legit. It was cold in there. On a humid summer day the Antarctica walk would be very appealing. Big enough that you can't really see it all in a day unless you go open to close, which turns into a long day. But not overwhelming in size. Ticket prices seem to vary by time and promotion. If you do decide to go, watch the site for a few days to see if you can catch a bargain. Ours were $100 each for a Friday. read more

The roller coasters are great! The rides never fail to deliver a good time. However, they should definitely do something about the garbage cans because there were some pretty unpleasant smells coming from them and not just a typical trash smell. Aside from that issue, the food is great and the rides make the visit worthwhile. read more

Made the trip for my son's 5th bday! Perfect venue since he's all about animals right now!! We went on a Friday and it wasn't crowded! Such a blessing. The park is clean and the workers were friendly for the most part. There are things to do for all ages. Literally ages 1-100. I will surly return in the future. Not to forget the roller coasters were fun and thrilling! Keep up the good work SeaWorld. read more

SeaWorld Orlando is what happens when marine biology and adrenaline have a child and raise it on espresso. You pull up expecting dolphins and polite theme park energy. What you get is a skyline full of steel coasters daring you to question your life insurance policy. Let's address the headline act. Mako. Mako isn't a ride. Mako is velocity with paperwork. It's tall. It's clean. It doesn't rattle your spine like a 1997 county fair relic. It climbs quietly, pauses just long enough for you to rethink your confidence, and then drops you like it has something personal against gravity. That first descent? Pure air. The kind where your stomach forgets its assignment. Smooth as glass. Fast enough to make you involuntarily negotiate with the universe. This is not kiddie splash zone energy. This is grown-up coaster engineering. And yet, SeaWorld balances it with something surprisingly calming. You can step off a ride that rearranged your organs and immediately watch rays glide through an aquarium like living silk. One minute your heart rate is 160, the next you're staring at sea turtles questioning your caffeine intake. There's something oddly satisfying about that contrast. read more

Had tickets to this park as part of a Black Friday promotion with Busch Gardens. While it took some time to get through the entrance and guest services for handicap help, the park is nicely organized with many show times. We did have to go 20-30 minutes early to get good seats but the orcas and winter shows were all really well done and quite long at 20-30 minutes each. There were also several light shows and fireworks easily visible at night. They also had a winter meal special where all promotional items were $7-8 each including tres leches, burgers, meatballs, lamb, etc. For the price, we were quite surprised by how good everything tasted. If you make reservations at the Sharks Underwater Grill, you can see sharks and other fish swimming around. read more

SeaWorld Orlando - Sharks Underwater Grill - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

I was forced into buying an all day dining pass because of our school field trip and sea world being cashless. What a rip off. All day means you wait in line, ALL day! It is so crowded here today, May 22, 2026. I wish I stayed home and went to the Golden Corral! read more

I visited while in town with a friend who has seasonal passes. The shows were exciting and engaging with the crowds. The lines for the rides were very do-able. The parking was easy as well as overall navigating throughout the entire park. My favorite was the penguin encounter. Great visit! read more

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I must say, this amusement park is growing on me. I will admit, I'm mostly here for the roller coaster rides. Of course the best is the Mako. The exhibits and the shows are also pretty fabulous. I've gone twice for the food festival, which is great by the way. You get to experience international foods with a food pass. This is a highly underrated park in Orlando, with the best rides. read more

SeaWorld Orlando - Kraken roller coaster - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Seaworld is always an amazing time especially when you have the different tier membership that it offers. There are plenty of perks which include Seabucks and even complimentary giest tickets for friends and family. They always ha e amazing shows like the Dolphin or Orca shows. There are plenty of restaurants and rollercoaster rides to keep the whole gang busy. There are even concerts that happen at Seaworld and fireworks daily. But lets not forget the dolphins, orcas, sea lions, different types of penguins, etc. read more

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A week prior to Thanksgivings 2025 my wife and I went to SeaWorld in Orlando and had a great time. We went to the Dolphin and Orca shows which we really enjoyed. The only disappointment which didn't affect my overall score was the food. We expected to pay higher than average for a hamburger and fries but the hamburger was in a stack of foil wrapped prepared burgers and really wasn't close to the $20 plus price tag. I just don't understand why a theme park which has been in business for several decades can't improve on the food quality and choices. My wife and I are Premium Annual Pass members for Sea World and Busch Gardens and really feel we gotten a good deal. Especially when we can each take 2 guests free every few months. We will definitely return to Sea World in Orlando. read more

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SeaWorld Orlando is fantastic! I went on a Friday in January, so it was not too crowded, which made everything easy to enjoy. Near the front of the park they have a tank where you can touch stingrays and that was amazing - their skin is so smooth. Nearby are the dolphins, which are swimming all around. I also loved seeing the manatee rescue program, where injured manatees are rehabilitated with the goal of returning them to the wild. Nearby, the rescued sea turtles were also great to see and they had a feeding session. Later on, I got to see an abandoned walrus pup from Alaska, Uki, being raised by Kaboodle, another rescued walrus. It's clear they genuinely care about the animals. Knowing that SeaWorld is AZA-accredited (the gold star for zoos and aquariums) reassured me that they meet top standards for animal care. The penguin exhibit was also incredible. It is very cold indoors, but totally worth it to see emperor and macaroni penguins. Most American zoos only have Humboldt penguins, which are from South America and live in cold weather, so this was really cool. The beluga whales were awesome too. I wish there were a few more vegetarian options, but the Chinese noodle stir-fry was excellent. The Expedition Odyssey ride was a highlight. It was fun and educational as it showed the Arctic wildlife. One of the few downsides is that the lockers cost extra even if you're just doing a quick ride. The gift shops are nice and I got a stuffed animal of a walrus. The staff here is all very friendly and the staff that works with animals truly cares about their welfare. Altogether, I loved SeaWorld Orlando. It is clear that they are committed to helping save wildlife, especially with the park's dedication to animal rehabilitation, and the whole experience was both fun and inspiring. read more

I have not been in a few years. Old or young, there is something for everyone. You can be a thrill seeker on roller coasters and flume rides, leisurely walk the park, take in the shows and entertainment and/or eat and drink until your hearts content. There is an opportunity for fast passes for rides and meal plan options. We thoroughly enjoyed the Killer Whale show, penguins, sharks and dolphin exhibits and even the Sesame Street Christmas Show. Can spend a full day or just a few hours.. Plenty of parking and rest stops throughout the park. Enjoy! read more

SeaWorld Orlando - Killer Whale Show - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

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I always think these theme parks are overpriced and overhyped but we had a great time at Sea World. All of my siblings were in town so we chose to go there. The crowd was minimal when we went which allowed us to get on everything we wanted to multiple times. I really love their sea/water animal exhibits. The aquarium and penguins were incredible. A word of advice, time out the shows you want to go to and line up at least 25-30 min before the show starts. They reach capacity quickly. We missed the dolphins and orcas because we didn't pre-plan properly. We are thrill seekers so riding their coasters is a must. The Kraken, Mako and Manta were exhilarating! Prepare to be wowed. The food and their pricing is a disappointment. It's not necessary to over charge the way they do. We bought the quick que and that was a waste. The park wasn't busy. I do recommend to buy it online if you need to. It was $50pp cheaper online than at the onsite store. Overall, we had a great time. Recommend you visit Sea World read more

SeaWorld Orlando - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

We went early morning for Seaworld at the end of the summer. It's very hot, so make sure you stay hydrated . Seaworld is a pretty large park and they have lots of shows and things to see so make sure you can explore everything. I highly suggest the penguin exhibit and petting the manners. We went with teenagers 13 to 16 who didn't really wanna go. They rather just be on their phones, but we took their phones away for the day and they had a blast. We ended up getting the drink promo where you can refill your cup throughout the park for the rest of the day for free And popcorn by the whale show Overall, it was a great day just lots of lots of walking read more

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i came here expecting the killer whales to look unhealthy and neglected, was pleasantly surprised when i went to the free show! the mantaray was really scary but to be fair that was my own choice, but overall the rides were a lot of fun for my first vacation out of the midwest and the shows were totally worth the wait. before you judge, please remember the dorsal fins of orcas flop over due to surface time and have no effect on their health. i research orcas :) was very surprised! everyone was very nice, and i had lots of fun. Only complaint is that the quick queue/fast pass was hard to figure out for most the lines and the app is very glitchy. Other than that, i definitely recommend here over the one in san diego! read more

SeaWorld Orlando - an orca mid-jump - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

This will be a pros and cons list. Just easier that way. Pros: -fun rides -cute animal shows -stadium seating for concerts -still makes me want to be a marine biologist Cons: -food is a step above gross -ridiculously long lines to get in 19.10.202 read more

SeaWorld Orlando - Seven Seas Festival Run 12.04.2026 - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

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Sea World really has something for everyone from thrilling roller coasters, to entertaining shows. We have been numerous times, and the past two Christmas seasons enjoying the beautiful decorations and light shows. The young children's area remains greatly interactive and joyful too!! Food was delicious! The only negative was that the park is showing its age in the wear on buildings and high traffic areas, and during high peak hours the restaurant staff are having trouble keeping the dining areas clean. read more

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Went for my moms birthday. I took today to test out if a Walker would change my walking for the better. It did! I drop a star cuz online, in the app and in person we were told the park closes at 8m so that they get ready for the horror event. It closed at 6:30 n only a handful of vendors honored the 7ish. They closed half of park at 6:30. Thats messed up and lazy of them. People paid to come here, you honor the hour not charge n do whatever. We got on 2 rides, kraken kept breaking and Atlantis closed cuz dark clouds. Went into walking penguin tour escaping heat. Fam played with dolphin and manta-rays. Saw the baby manatees. Missed the 2 shows. Never made it to the wale one cuz like i said, they closed half the park to soon. We never made it to any of the bigger rides nor they pet us enjoy free beer. Nobody knew that it was a thing either. Every employee we asked gave us the wrong information. When we finally found out where it was? They wouldn't let us get our free beer. Park has lost its magic. Once you in they dont care they got you. At least we got meal plan. We used it till 6:30 cuz like i said, they closed at 6:30 the good news is that we ate 4 tomes on one ticket. Its a lot of food. Meal plan is worth it. No matter where u go. You would be paying 25-30$ a head, vs $59 a head and eat every 90 min. Yes they changed it from every hour to every 90 min. Still worth it. Even if you annual pass. I have said this before. You get a full meal; 1 drink, 1 entry n 1 dessert or side. Heres the thing.... All entries come with fries so u can get another side or a dessert. If you come in smart? Bring ziplock bags with you. If you full? Nust make the line n order something u can package for later. If u come early? Thats like 8+ times u get to collect food for later. Just enjoy the soda as you wait for next window. Its still cheaper than going to a sit down restaurant. We usually use our last few hours at bbq place. But they cut us off cuz the horror thing. We enjoyed our short visit. Too bad they honor the halloween more than their full family visitors. Overall we can see the park is suffering. Everything cost a lot more, souvenirs are ridiculous expensive, shirts rolling at $70 is just no way bruh. Just go, get meal plan n survive. read more

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Upon entering the park the staff collecting the money for the parking said the general parking is $40 and the preferred parking is $65. He stated that the general parking is about 20 mins from the entrance. I don't think the parking should be so expensive. We really liked the shows. The wait time for the rides was horrible. A Suggestion I think the rides should have single riders availabilities. The rides was over one hour for each ride. Overall my family and I had a great time. read more

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While visiting Orlando on vacation from NC in May 2026, it was recommended that we go to SeaWorld. The aquarium and orca exhibits were okay. However, would not recommend the place for seniors. My siblings, husband and I are seniors. My pin knife and nail clippers were confiscated at the gate. Didn't realize I was going through the airport! The place is not senior friendly unless you enjoy walking in circles in the heat, following signs that lead to nowhere, paying ridiculous prices for junk food and watching boring exhibits. I observed parents with their kids. Nobody was smiling or laughing or looking excited to be there. Anyway, I'm sure SeaWorld is for someone. The kids on the rides seemed to be having fun, but no way will I ever step foot in that place again. read more

When you are arrive you are in line to pay for parking . Carl is the associate that took care of my family and I. He told us that he recommends for us to pay extra to avoid walking 20 mins from the parking to the main entrance of the amusement. The regular parking is $40 and the parking he recommended was $70. We decided to park the general parking and we didn't have to walk much and I felt like he was trying to upsell us the parking for no reason. I really didn't like the lack of professionalism. I love Seaworld because there is a lot of animals but I didn't like that all of the rides in the park was a 60 min wait. I think they should offer single rider lines as well. I do noticed that they also charge extra to reserve your seating for the shows. I do love this park and I would definitely come back. read more

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I am a passholder for several years. I've always loved their events throughout the years and the conservation efforts. Things have recently changed however, that have decreased my customer satisfaction as a long time pass holder. They have added a 5% surcharge to all purchases! This is on top of sales tax. So, we are being charged 12%? So much for our 10% annual pass holder discount. I understand that prices are rising for everything. You've already increased your food, merch and ticket prices. Why slap on another charge? Another thing that has recently changed is their bag policy for rides. You used to be able to bring your bag with you onto rides, or even set them aside on the other side for when your ride was over. Now, you are obligated to rent a locker, or else you cannot ride. This is okay if you're traveling with a larger party and possible non-riders, but what about single parents who visit with children, with whom you have to carry essentials in back pack or diaper bag? It's a bit unfair and again, is another effort to squeeze more money out of people's pockets. And..these lockers rent out quick, so they are not always available when you need them! Which means, if you want to ride, you have to wait until someone empties their locker before you are even allowed to join the queue for the ride. read more

SeaWorld Orlando - Lighthouse Sea World Main entrance - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

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Wonderful so fun all employees were nice. Ride lines were so short but the icebreaker ride got stuck tho still very fun read more

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We came to SeaWorld recently for the holiday celebration & it was crowded and unorganized. Parking was a nightmare, I have a handicap parking spot and none were available, and we also paid for preferred parking as part of our AP and none was available either. The shows were crowded and we were turned away at the doors of the Elmo show. Overall hasn't been a great experience lately and I hope to have that changed soon. read more

SeaWorld Orlando - Meeting Abby at the holiday celebration! - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Love love love Seaworld. Favourites were the Orca, Dolphin and Sealion/ Otter shows. Highlights were the - Expedition Odyssey! Absolutely awesome! - Sesame Street Parade is a great people pleaser. - Cookie Monster was an amazing guy. He needs a raise ;) - Orca - Dolphin / Sea Lion shows - Meeting Tom the Mime! Improvement suggestions - more tricks and less "cheesiness" from the sealion show - more shaded / misting stations to help with the harsh heat read more

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Now who doesn't love the water. Ok yes Seaworld itself has issues, but the park isn't bad from a guest experience. The staff is always nice and willing to work with any issues you may have. And Seaworld is always there for passholders. They offer lots of events for locals that change often so it's not stale and same. read more

By far my favorite theme park in Florida and near me! The parking isn't too crazy like Disney or other theme parks so super easy to take my kids by myself. The tickets are super affordable. My kids love seeing the sea animals and learning about them and how they live. I'm not a huge roller coaster fan but I do love Sesame Street land and they have so many rides for kiddos. I do love coming and trying the Seven Seas festival that is held I think twice a year! I love SeaWorld! read more

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