Seaworld Adventure Park (Florida)

I have visited Seaworld in Florida on a number of occasions, at least 20 I think so have become somewhat of an expert! It offers a different type of theme park experience combining animal and thrill attractions. Obviously the star of the park is 'shamu', the killer whale family that have been at the park since its opening. Currently they have approx 10 whales at the park which according to their official information is the max they can hold. On several occasions we have visited we have been lucky enough to see a baby, in fact once a baby was born 2 days before we visited. However the killer whales are only a small part of Seaworld. My favourite area is the Pacific ...

I combined a visit to Sea World with a visit to Islands of Adventure, and was rewarded with two days never to be forgotten. Sea World is not best known for its rides, although Kraken is very enjoyable, but its true value lies in the animals. The Shamu show, (Shamu being an Orca who is the parks mascot) is definately a must-see, so also is the dolphin show, and further to this, you should go to the small dolphin tank where you can touch and feed the wonderful creatures. You even have the option to swim with them if you wish. The sealion show is also one to go to if you have time as it is both amusing and amazing, the sealions display recognisable traits of human ...

The sun is in a cloudless sky and excitement is rising as it always does when a day out is getting closer by the mile. Our trip to sea world was no exception Arriving… The easiest way to get to Seaworld is from Interstate 4 either exit 72 if you are coming from Orlando or exit 71 if you are coming from Tampa. Seaworld is signposted at both exits. If you are coming from further in town get on International Drive and follow that and you will see Seaworld on your right hand side. Parking… Parking will cost you $10, all the parks charge extra for parking, something that I think is a bit steep considering what you pay for a ...