Amazing Animals

Experience polar bears and penguins in Florida? You bet! You'll also see manatees, otters, walrus, whales...you'll be amazed at all the animals!

Street Entertainers

Colourful street performers mingle daily with park guests along 'Key West at SeaWorld's' main street and also throughout Sunset Square. Variety acts including a unicyclist juggler, mime artists and sand-sculptors, who create colourful undersea scenes out of sand, accompany live music entertainers as calypso music wafts through the air.
The fun really begins at dusk, as the sun goes down the park celebrates with a giant street party featuring the entertainers and a tightwire walker who performs eight feet above the ground.

Here you can roll up your sleeves and touch a starfish. The Caribbean Tide Pool is a re-creation of one of the oceans richest marine environments, housing sea urchins, sea cucumbers, spiny lobsters and tropical fish.

Clyde and Seamore Take Pirate Island

A dramatic tale of treasure, treachery and a quest for fresh fish,
Co-starring SeaWorlds equivalent or Laurel and Hardy.

Otters, sea-lions and walruses appear as their story begins somewhere in the Caribbean as a pirate ship called the HMS Pinniped sails past an island inhabited by two marooned buccaneers, on a quest for treasure buried somewhere on Pirate Island.
The Captain of the Pinniped is animal trainer Eric Lang and his first mate is Seamore. They find a treasure map and set off to search the island. Unbeknownst to the crew, the shipwrecked duo including Mr Clyde have been living on the island for years and they purloin the treasure map. Each pair searches for the treasure whilst trying to outfox, (or out-sea-lion), the others hoping to keep the bounty for themselves.
The 130-foot pirate ship set has two 50-foot masts and plenty of nooks and crannies for Clyde and Seamore to slip and slide in and out of. With lots of action and corny jokes this is a must-see.

Intensity Games

Held at the open air Atlantis Bayside Stadium, the audience is divided into two sides, the Pepsi side who sponsor the show and the Mountain Dew side, to cheer on their respective team of expert athletes who are willing to do anything to win.
The 20-person teams comprised of record winning water skiers compete in water skiing, gymnastics, basketball and other sports to test their mettle and their muscles in a non stop demonstration of acrobatics, strength and stamina.

Get ready to get wet on this edge of your seat water-coaster thrill ride that plunges guests into the middle of a clash for the lost city of Atlantis.
Lost for centuries the ancient city of Atlantis has risen from the sea, right in the middle of SeaWorld in between the Whale and Dolphin Show and the Penguin Encounter.
You are invited to board an eight-passenger Greek fishing boat for a 6 and a half minute, twisting, turning, plunging ride through a mythical land, combining out of this world illusionary effects, a high speed water ride, (up to 50 mph), and a careening roller coaster with two of the steepest, wettest, fastest drops to be found in any theme park.
Dripping with water and alive with sounds from within, spanning a 6-acre area surrounded by rocky cliffs, the 10-storey building is spectacularly adorned with Greek mosaics, crowned by a blue dome and a golden seahorse.
As guests board their vessels they are pulled into Atlantis by a gentle current. Once inside the darkened maze, you are chased by Allura, an evil spirit who lives in Atlantis. As your boat races at high speed through the ancient city you battle against the siren as she tries to keep the city for herself.
After surviving close encounters with gushing fountains and water cannons you pause at the top of a 60-foot, near vertical waterfall before splashing into the harbour below creating a tidal wave of water. You are then pulled back into the siren's dark and chilly lair by unseen forces. The last drop is a nose-dive through the dark as you speed into S-shaped, luge-like curves in the misty, candle-lit catacombs where a starry sky sends gentle rain upon the passengers below.
Special effects used on the ride include lasers and holographic illusions that immerse you in an undersea fantasy world with plenty of H2O, whilst the wicked enchantress battles with your vessel which represents a magical sea horse named Hermes, who is trying to protect you.
The steep drops offer you the best chance in the day to scream your head off and also cool down in the hot Orlando sun.

Key West

Experience all the excitement and beauty of the Florida Keys at Key West SeaWorld, as you are transported to a festive faraway land.
This 5-acre attraction features wild entertainers, live bands, close-up encounters with sea turtles and the opportunity to touch and feed dolphins and stingrays. There are also nightly sunset celebrations.
SeaWorld has taken a region of the world and themed a whole section of the park around it to create a distinct destination.

Kraken is the first of it's kind, and defines a new thrill-ride category all by itself. A 15-storey high ride with nothing to hold on to, nothing in front of you, nothing below you, and only sky above. Named after a legendary sea-monster feared by sailors, and kept restrained beneath the water by Poseidon, this serpent coaster will lift you higher, drop you further, and spin you faster than any other ride in Orlando.
This ride is not like a traditional roller coaster, there is no barrier in front of you, no floor beneath your feet, and above your head is nothing but sky, apart from during one of seven high-speed loops, when the only thing above you is the ground. With speeds of up to 65 miles per hour, high G-forces, weightlessness, and loops, the coaster also plunges underground three times, and you even dive deep into a lagoon, entering the serpent's underwater lair at full speed, as huge plumes of spray fly up and drench bystanders.
Riders sit four across on open-air, pedestal-like seats, with nothing around them but shoulder restraints. After a scenic ascent up the 149 foot lift hill, where you get a bird's eye view of the whole park, you will race at over 65 mph. Through a 119-foot vertical loop, before diving underground into a 101-foot diving loop. Here you will feel the sensation of three seconds of weightlessness, as you rocket through a zero-gravity roll into a cobra roll, (or double inversion), that is supposed to resemble the head of a snake. After speeding through another vertical loop, you plunge into the monster's lair, through a tunnel that is flooded by a nearby waterfall. Shooting out of the tunnel, you then sail through a flat spin, before returning to the loading station, safe from the monster's clutches.
You will also have the opportunity to walk through Kraken's lair on foot, coming face to face with live eels, representing the serpent's young, encased in round see-through eggs. Another way SeaWorld has blended thrill rides with its animal theming.
The ride lasts an exciting 3-minutes and 39 seconds and you must be at least 54 inches tall to ride.

Manatees: The Last Generation?

Discover the underwater world of the Florida manatee, from above and below the water. These 1,000-pound animals share their lush lagoon with hundreds of fish and some wild turtles. You learn how SeaWorld has helped prevent them from being wiped out.

Midway Games

Featuring video games and skill games that give you the opportunity to win huge plush toys of Shamu, by playing skeeball, squirt gun races, driving simulators and pinball games.

Penguin Encounter

Here you can see the natural habitat of these flightless birds as they feed and play in SeaWorlds patch of the Antarctic. With freezing temperatures, icy seas and snowy banks, over 100 polar penguins jump, dive and slide in Penguin Encounter. There are also three species of flighted birds there to keep them company.

Pets On Stage

A mix of humour with a serious message about the care and training of animals. Cats, dogs, pigs, mice, birds and a pony entertain you with tricks whilst the trainers provide a comedy narration. All of the animals featured have been rescued from local animal shelters. The show includes a video of SeaWorld's support for the shelters. It's a 25-minute show at the SeaWorld Theatre.

At 25-feet and five tons he's the biggest star of SeaWorld. Shamu the killer whales talents are featured in 'The Shamu Adventure' along with animal expert Jack Hanna, who serves as an on-location host.
As a lone kayaker paddles into a fog shrouded Alaskan bay you embark on a worldwide adventure. Through the magic of Shamu Vision, a huge high-resolution video screen, you travel through Alaska, Norway and the remote Crozet Islands. Mixing extraordinary video footage and live displays by Shamu and the SeaWorld trainers there are lessons to be learned during Shamus Adventure and humour helps make the point. Soaring bald eagles help bring Alaska to Orlando as the orcas frolic to music, jump to surprising heights and interact with their trainers and the audience.
The audience even joins in the fun in deciding whether a man or a woman makes the best whale trainer. During each performance one family from the audience is selected to meet Shamu and can later surf the net to see their souvenir photo, posted at www.shamu.com.
Be warned if you sit in the first 14 rows, you will get drenched with ice-cold, salt water.

Shamu: Close Up!

A 1.7 million-gallon killer whale habitat lets you get closer than ever to Shamu and his family. You can observe playtimes and training sessions from every possible angle as you learn about SeaWorlds killer whale breeding program in the marine mammal nursery. Video monitors and time-lapse cameras are on hand to aid your exploration of the undisputed sovereigns of the sea.

Shamu's Happy Harbour

A three acre pirate ship play area for kids, with four storeys of rope nets, shoot through tunnels, a submarine you can explore and a splashy water maze with added water cannons. You can crawl through a sea of balls and slip down your choice of nine slippery water slides, in a Caribbean themed tropical paradise with giant pink flamingoes and palm trees. Strictly no adults, unless accompanied by children.

Terrors of the Deep

Terrors of the Deep is the largest collection of deadly sea creatures in the world. As you travel through the underwater acrylic tunnel, you are just inches away from the coral reefs that are home to slithery eels, lionfish, puffer-fish, barracudas and toothy sharks, all at home in their spine chilling domain.

Wild Artict

An inside look at a remote research station near the North Pole.
You can either walk to Base Station Wild Arctic, for which the line is usually shorter, or first take a flying jet-copter simulation tour over the Arctic wilderness, in a movie rider about the dangers of Arctic exploration.
After the simulated helicopter experience you then enter the frozen wonderland of Base Station Wild Arctic and encounter the real animals that live there including beluga whales, walruses, harbour seals and two polar bears that SeaWorld acquired from Denver zoo named Klondike and Snow.