Guests can watch a spooky movie under the stars this fall at SeaWorld Orlando with “Flicks & Frights,” offering a nostalgic, limited capacity experience through Oct. 31.
Halloween fun returns to SeaWorld Orlando starting Sept. 19 with the park’s Halloween Spooktacular – modified to offer the same frightful fun in a safe environment.
SeaWorld Orlando is currently open seven days a week, but depending on which day and time you go, not all attractions or areas of the park may be open due to lower crowds because of COVID-19.
SeaWorld Orlando has launched a complimentary SeaWorld Florida Teacher Card available for all active and certified K-12 teachers in Florida.
Guests looking for safe thrills and seasonal events need to search no longer, as SeaWorld and Busch Gardens parks are offering limited capacity fall events, as well as launching new Fun Cards for 2021.
SeaWorld Orlando and Aquatica Orlando will now be open seven days a week through Oct. 5, with extended event hours on the weekends.
Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining offers three-course meals for $35 at some of Orlando’s nicest restaurants each year. This year’s event brings with it an even better deal, the ability to visit SeaWorld Orlando free.
SeaWorld Orlando’s annual Craft Beer Festival is back, offering guests access more than 100 craft brews in a modified, limited capacity setting.
SeaWorld Entertainments has confirmed that four upcoming coasters that were set to open this year have officially been delayed to 2021, including the highly-anticipated Iron Gwazi at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.
Starting today, SeaWorld’s theme parks are offering free admission for U.S. military veterans and their families to visit SeaWorld Orlando, SeaWorld San Antonio, and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay for a limited time.
