Of course, the location was super convenient to the parks, but even better, each room has a kitchen which turned out be very useful at breakfast and snack time. It’s located at 1000 Westwood Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32821 for all the GPS users. We stayed at the Residence Inn Orlando SeaWorld/International Center (407/313-3600). Planning your visit to SeaWorld and Discovery Cove Note that Discovery Cove, already like a one-day all-inclusive resort experience in the middle of a big city like Orlando, is also unusual because it’s one of the very few accessible waterparks, with water-resistant wheelchairs available for rent. Water-filled trails take guests past friendly and curious creatures and new friends. A rainforest canopy covers guests drifting in the clear springs below.
ĭiscovery Cove’s Freshwater Oasis features a swimming and wading pool with otters and marmosets.
If you love animals and thrill rides, you can add on a day at Busch Gardens Tampa. The all-inclusive price also covers continental breakfast, lunch, snacks, beer and wine, snorkel gear, towels, sunscreen, and admission to SeaWorld Orlando and the Aquatica Waterpark over the next 14 consecutive days. Guests must make advance reservations for this limited-admittance park, open 8am to 5:30pm, then check their clothes and shoes for the day upon arrival. The half-hour SeaVenture (for ages 10+) stroll under the water, where you’re protected by a helmet with breathing tube, is an amazing way to get up close with these creatures. Over 10,000 creatures swim with guests through the grottos and water passages.Īttractions within The Grand Reef include a dolphin training and swim session for ages 6+, a lagoon with rays and trainers ready to assist, and a lazy river that winds underneath an aviary. There’s an incredible, synthetic, multi-colored reef modeled after the beautiful coral reefs found in nature. The parks’ Grand Reef truly allows for a far more interactive experience than ever before. If your family wants to get up close and personal with undersea life beyond the Shamu show, this could be the experience of a lifetime. With daily fees ranging from $149 to $219 per person depending on age (and whether or not you opt for the Dolphin Swim or SeaVenture), it’s an investment. Discovery Cove, a Marine Wonderlandĭiscovery Cove, SeaWorld’s close-by sister park, offers an unparalleled experience with undersea life. It’s the biggest and most expansive attraction in SeaWorld Orlando’s history and features a ride through the South Pole for an adventure under the icy sea. And speaking of lunch, the “Dine with Shamu” program allows families to watch behind-the-scenes as trainers work with whales, all while lunching on the park’s menu of sustainable seafood, healthy and organic vegetables and locally sourced ingredients in all meals check for reservation information.īe sure to check out the new Antarctica: Empire of the Penguins exhibit. With more than 200 acres of exhibits that offer close access to a variety of sharks, dolphins, manatees and penguins, we felt as if we were living below the ocean’s surface by lunch time. As Jim Atchison, CEO of SeaWorld explained, “This show is what guests love about our parks: thrilling entertainment that educates and inspires you to celebrate, connect and care for the world we share.” The show makes a lot of references to SeaWorld’s marine and wildlife conservation efforts and presents the goals of the conservation movement in a manner that everyone, particularly young children, is able to understand. I was also impressed by the message of environmental conservation that SeaWorld promotes in the “One Ocean” show.
The whales are incredibly talented and perform a number of gravity-defying leaps with perfect synchronization, as you can see by my video: One Ocean is nothing short of mesmerizing, featuring dozens of large fountains, four whales, and a great musical score. To say that the show is exciting is an understatement. While Shamu has been a household name for years, the latest SeaWorld Orlando killer whale show, “One Ocean,” is sure to all but guarantee the continuity of the whale’s popularity. With Orlando vacation attractions that were so good to start with, it’s fun to see the standards for learning and entertainment - as well as fun - raised even higher. On a recent trip to Orlando with the team from SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, we explored SeaWorld Orlando and her sister marinelife park, Discovery Cove. Even young children ages 6+ can do a Dolphin Encounter Kids on SeaVenture walk under the lagoon at Discovery Cove Watching the otters from your own snorkeling tank at Discovery Cove. It's me Sam, swimming with a dolphin at Discovery Cove.
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