How will the theme parks and individual attractions need to change in order to safely reopen? The way it’s looking now, if the majority of the theme parks, including Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando, reopen in June 2020, what will need to be done to keep guests from catching and spreading the coronavirus (COVID-19)?
SeaWorld and Busch Gardens have developed standards-aligned resources for students to explore the world of animals and nature from the comfort of home.
SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment announced today that it will be temporarily closing all their theme parks due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
During this unprecedented time, theme parks around the world have closed to help prevent the spread of the ongoing virus crisis. Many people are staying at home, and we’d like to help provide some entertainment.
No one can say the writing wasn’t on the wall. Ever since the release of “Blackfish,” the marine mammal industry has had to swim quickly with the tide to protect its existence as the rallying cry to end whale and dolphin captivity every year appears to strengthen. Enter California Senate Bill 1405 — the Dolphin…
Starting today, March 12, SeaWorld Orlando and Aquatica Orlando are offering Florida residents a special staycation ticket deal!
Hosts Jessie Reitz and Quinn Roseboom bring you this week’s theme park and attraction news. On this week’s episode of The Attractions Show:
SeaWorld Orlando’s Seven Seas Food Festival is returning for another year, offering guests the chance to taste their way around the world of international street food.
Hosts Jessie Reitz and Quinn Roseboom bring you this week’s theme park and attraction news. On this week’s episode of The Attractions Show:
Earlier this month SeaWorld Orlando debuted its new killer whale show, “Orca Encounter.” This show replaces “One Ocean,” which debuted in April 2011, and took its final bow recently.
