SeaWorld (California)

***Background*** Before heading off on honeymoon in the States, there wasn't really a lot of the trip that we made definite plans for. However, when it came to the attractions in San Diego and LA we really struggled to decide what we wanted to do, because the choices are plentiful. My hubby is a big film fan so Universal Studios had to be on the list, not so much for the big rides but for the studio tours and behind the scenes bits that you get. Whilst on a site, checking out prices for this we noticed that it was possible to get a 14 day flex ticket that would enable us to come and go between Universal in LA and Sea World in San Diego. We had heard that both ...

Well! where to begin. This was the highlight of my latest holiday to the U.S.A. We arrived when it opened at 10am. There was a queue to get in but it was'nt that long. You were not that bored waiting as there were guides on hand telling you about the attractions and handing out leaflets. The only thing I did find a bit over the top was the American National Anthem booming out over the loudspeaker system before the gates opened. We got the itinerary to make sure we saw all the shows. It was quite obvious that you would not fit all of them in in one day. There seemed to be only about 5 minutes between the end of one show and the start of another. You needed ...