Reviews for SeaWorld Orlando
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Product: SeaWorld Orlando
This place was GREAT, and focused on animals more than rides. Great place if you dont want ur kids getting addicted to adrenaline
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
I will not be coming back. Horrible experience. First off I am an annual pass holder, I pay monthly for seaworld and aquatica visits and so does my husband. When I drove to Seaworld this weekend and tried to park they told me it would be a 40$ parking fee… that’s more than what we pay monthly for the pass!!! We went about our day and when exiting the park in our Tesla we went forward past the exit and when let off the brake the car slowly rolled backwards. (this happens with electric vehicles that have no engine to torc) I guess seaworld puts spike strips at the exit sign when you exit to deflate your tires? LIKE WHO DOES THAT? We went an inch backwards and heard a pop noise and sure enough there were spikes laid out at the exit that pop your tires! We caught a flat before going on the interstate. Costed us 400$ plus the parking fee. Very expensive and frustrating day!!! They need to warn people about this and put stop lights out or something because that’s ridiculous and very unsafe!!!
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Active military (and family up to 4) gets in free! We even got free return passes (for use within 7 days) from the experience booth. Super fun, worth the trip. Mostly everything is handicap accessible. Rentable manual wheelchairs available for $45 and electric wheelchairs available for $100
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
We had such a fun day at SeaWorld! When you spend so much time on the road and around the semi, it’s really nice to have a day where you can park the truck, get out and do something completely different. My favorite part was definitely the penguin exhibit. I could have stayed there forever — it was such a cool experience and easily one of the highlights of the day for me. Phillip’s favorite part was pretty much all of the rides, plus the alligators. We loved how much variety there is throughout the park between the animals, exhibits, rides and different areas to explore. It made for such a fun break from our normal routine and gave us a chance to actually enjoy the area instead of just passing through it. Definitely worth setting aside a full day for if you’re visiting. We had a great time and would absolutely go back.
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Birthday trip for my son he loved everything about SeaWorld and can’t wait to go again
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Crowded to be expected on a Saturday. My only real gripe besides the outrageous food prices...almost every drink refill area was out of ice! It's over 100° FL summer, this is August we are talking about. You are going to want a COLD drink. Is there an ice shortage SeaWorld? I'm paying more than enough to get what is expected.
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Orca and dolphins show were incredible. First aid team were fabulous. Couple of retails at the drink refill stations were obnoxious and rude, specially the one under the Mantra ride opposite the store. Food there was appalling, too. I’d avoid Altitude Burgers like a plague.
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
(Translated by Google) Please refrain from visiting caged and stressed animals and instead observe animals in their natural habitat or in numerous documentaries! 🙏🏼 (Original) Bitte verzichtet auf das Besuchen eingesperrter und gestresster Tiere und schaut euch die Tiere lieber in Freiheit oder zahlreichen Dokumentationen an! 🙏🏼
Product: SeaWorld Orlando
Overpriced, Understaffed, and Plagued by "Technical Difficulties" My wife and I visited SeaWorld looking forward to a great getaway, but the park missed the mark on almost every front. We spent about $550 for the two of us, and sadly, the value just wasn't there. The entire operation felt understaffed, inefficient, and severely lacking in quality control. The "No Wait" Irony We arrived at 9:00 AM and waited 45 minutes just to pick up our pre-paid Quick Queue and All-Day Dining bracelets. The park felt completely unstaffed right from the start. Waiting in a massive line for a pass designed to put you at the front of the line is a frustrating way to start the day. All-Day Dining: A Wasted Expense The dining pass rules state you can eat every 90 minutes from 11:00 AM until the park closes at 7:00 PM. However, several restaurants started shutting down by 5:00 PM. Because they were closing, we couldn't order what we wanted and were forced to take whatever leftovers remained. The food we did get was incredibly subpar: Captain Pete's: The chili dogs had dry buns that tasted like the bag had been left open overnight. The Smokehouse: The ribs were tender but barely above room temperature. The BBQ beans tasted cold, straight out of a can. We also waited 20 minutes just to "pay" (scan our bracelets) because there was only one cashier and the credit card machines were experiencing technical difficulties. Expedition Café Area: We stopped here at 5:00 PM and were only allowed to get cheeseburgers because that was all they had left. Everything was cold except the exact spots exposed to the heat lamps. The homemade chips were inedible. We threw our meals in the trash after two bites. The Dolphin Experience This extra add-on accounted for nearly half of our total budget. We were required to arrive 30 minutes early for an experience that lasted less than 10 minutes. We each got to feed the dolphin one fish, saw two tricks, and pet it. To make matters worse, they had "technical problems" with the cameras, meaning we couldn't even view or purchase our photos. We paid a premium for a memory we could not capture. Canceled Shows We lined up at 6:00 PM with a massive crowd for the 6:30 PM Orca show. At 6:25 PM, they canceled it completely, citing more "technical difficulties." This is a huge letdown considering there are only three live shows at the park to begin with (dolphins, seals, and orcas), and each show only runs twice a day. When a show gets canceled, it severely limits what you can actually do and see. A Bright Spot: Expedition Fire and Ice To be fair, I will add one positive: the Expedition Fire and Ice ride was great. It was easily the best thing we experienced all day, and it is a shame the rest of the park's operations didn't match the quality of that specific ride. The Verdict We are planning a large family trip to Orlando next year once our son is back from China, but we will definitely be passing on SeaWorld in the future. Between the cold food, chronic understaffing, and constant technical issues, the park does not justify its price tag
Product: SeaWorld Orlando