Very expensive, underwhelming experience. From the $30 parking fee and $100 per person admission fee, they aren't done yet. Every attraction except the shows and animal exhibits have either hidden (roller coaster mandatory lockers, obnoxious high pressure front of line passes that make main queue move like molasses) or overt (separate admission fee for sky tower and gondola rides) fees.

The animal shows have over bearing messages trying to frame up the park management as saints, no doubt a response to "Blackfish". The Gaslighting gets a little over the top. Especially the merchandise that says "SeaWorld ✚ RESCUE". They are trying to frame the for profit park operator in a similar light to a nonprofit zoological organization. Vague phrases like "A portion of every dollar spent..." are designed to entice you into believing they're some kind of charity. If you want to support such an organization that seems to genuinely care about animals, I highly recommend the San Diego Zoo instead. The experience is much richer and they don't try to soak you for upcharges like this miserable park. While both have animals in captivity, I think the zoo management genuinely cares for the ones under their custody unlike these phonies. Check out the photos I took of the corporate Gaslighting they injected before the orca show.

Incidentally, I also had to point out our single food experience in this park. We got an ice cream sundae with a brownie that was as dry as astronaut ice cream. They had like a meager 6-8 ice cream flavors listed on the menu but only had mint chocolate chip and chocolate available. Instead of hot fudge they used Hershey chocolate syrup. Aligned with the rest of my underwhelming experience perfectly.