I took a Sunday stroll through Busch Gardens last week. The purpose of this visit was to check out some of the park’s new animal residents and take a peek at the Falcon’s Fury construction area.
This year’s Howl-O-Scream at Busch Gardens Tampa has introduced not one, not two, but 13 frightful icons to the annual Halloween event.
Have some silly and spooky fun in October at SeaWorld’s Halloween Spooktacular. Be immersed in an underwater “fantasea” at this daytime event filled with trick-or-treating, dancing and sea-themed arts and crafts.
This Thanksgiving, SeaWorld will take to the streets of New York as their “A Sea of Surprises” float debuts in the 87th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Busch Gardens and the Humane Society of Tampa Bay have joined forces to create the “Busch Gardens Happy Trails” program. The program brings awareness to adopting homeless dogs and cats and Busch Gardens will provide two complimentary admission tickets to pet lovers who adopt a new dog or cat from the Humane Society’s Tampa shelter.
Florida residents can experience Discovery Cove at an exclusive rate through Dec. 31, 2013, where they can enjoy the park plus SeaWorld and Aquatica.
Get ready for a wild encounter as celebrity wildlife expert “Jungle” Jack Hanna comes to SeaWorld Orlando Sept. 14 and 15, 2013 for Jack Hanna Weekend.
Two female loggerhead sea turtles deemed non-releasable by wildlife government officials were brought to SeaWorld Orlando last month and moved into SeaWorld’s turtle habitat, TurtleTrek, to serve as the animals’ permanent home.
The theme parks in Orlando have had photographers taking photos of their guests for many years. For most of those years, guests had to have their purchased photos printed out for them in person. But recently, to keep up with the digital trend, the parks have begun offering various digital photo packages of guests’ vacation…
“Once every century, on precisely the thirteenth year, evil comes out to play.” Howl-O-Scream returns this fall for 14 select nights at Busch Gardens Tampa.
