Reviews for SeaWorld Orlando

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Truly truly a magical place. The park is big but not big to the point where your to tired to walk the whole park. My 2 year old daughter had a smile on her face from the time we got there to the time we left. This visit alone made my whole vacation worth it. I will definitely be back annually what great memories we created ❤️

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I find that the performance and quality has diminished in the last couple of years; last time I came to SeaWorld and Bush Gardens was a little over 2 years ago and the experience was much better. This year our family went to Bush Gardens 2 weeks ago, approximately 5 rides were closed and the all day dining food quality was fair at most. Today we are at SeaWorld and again after waiting in line for more than an hour for the Infiniti Falls ride to encounter that the ride now has an issue and we are waiting in line as the ride is offline. The young man here has no answers for us, every person who asks him what's wrong or how long, the answer we get is he doesn't have that answer for us? You'd think that they would be better at communicating with all of us as frustration is increasing and not having answers is extremely frustrating. I figured I'd vent a little, we paid goos money and as of 1:45 pm we only managed to go on 4 rides. This is ridiculous, we should have answers and the rides should be functional if the proper maintenance was performed. Getting told we are sorry for the inconvenience dosnt give us back our time nor our monies we spent to purchase these expensive park passes for my family!

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It is a very enjoyable fun place but I recommend you to go ready to get wet 😁☺️✨️🦈🪸

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As a native Floridian, I've been to SeaWorld many times and have had annual passes several times over the years. I recently attended with my daughter's elementary school for a field trip and it was miserable. Almost an hour to get in the gate, over an hour wait for food, some rides wait times over TWO HOURS, every show filled up so you had to show up at least 30 minutes early to even hope to see the show! Spend the extra and go to another theme park instead, in my opinion.

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We have annual passes every year and the different things they do throughout the year is amazing. There is so much to do for everyone in the family. The different rides are incredible as well.

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(Translated by Google) It's very good, perhaps lacking some maintenance, but superior. (Original) Esta muy bueno, quizás con alguna falta de mantenimiento, pero superior

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Went the last week of April on a Friday and Saturday. Friday was better by Far because it was barely any wait time. Food is alright && prices to be expected. LOTS TO DO WITH THE KIDDOS!

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SeaWorld presents itself as fun and educational, but behind the scenes is a disturbing reality of animal cruelty. Intelligent marine animals like orcas and dolphins are kept in tiny tanks, forced to perform, and suffer physical and psychological distress. Orcas in captivity often show signs of depression, aggression, and unnatural behaviors due to confinement and separation from their pods. SeaWorld’s business thrives on exploitation, not education or conservation. It's time to move toward ocean sanctuaries and stop supporting cruelty disguised as entertainment.

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DO NOT VISIT IF YOU CARE ABOUT ANIMALS SeaWorld has consistently shown a complete disregard for the well-being of the animals in its care. The conditions in which the animals are kept are deplorable, with cramped enclosures, minimal stimulation, and little room to engage in natural behaviors. The orcas, in particular, are often kept in small tanks that are nothing like the vast oceans they would roam in the wild. This confinement leads to physical and psychological suffering, which is evident in the abnormal behaviors many of these animals display. SeaWorld's practice of breeding orcas in captivity is equally troubling, as it perpetuates a cycle of suffering for these intelligent creatures. The company tries to justify their actions by claiming they are educating the public, but the truth is that the main motivation is profit. They profit from the exploitation of these animals for entertainment, all while ignoring the mounting evidence of the harm it causes. Their focus on flashy shows and ticket sales comes at the expense of the animals' dignity, health, and happiness. Despite growing public awareness and pressure, SeaWorld has failed to make meaningful changes to its practices. The company’s refusal to release captive animals back into their natural habitats is a testament to their priority of keeping animals for financial gain rather than their well-being. Until SeaWorld truly commits to stopping animal abuse and ceasing these cruel practices, they do not deserve the support of the public. The reality of the situation is clear—SeaWorld continues to exploit animals, and it's a shameful practice that should not be tolerated.

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