SeaWorld — Local services in San Diego

Amazing park!! Me and my wife went for her birthday and there is so much to do. Out of the zoo and safari park this was really the highlight themepark of our vacation. Staff was really friendly, if you have kids there is alot for them too do and the adults also. They have smaller kids rides and adult roller coasters about 4 of them. There is a bit walking involved in order to get to where you need but not more than it feels it needs. We did everything in the time the park was open. Arrived at 10am and left a bit after 5pm.

They do have shows every hour or so. They have an all you can eat day pass if u want all ur meals for one price i think it was $35.

I really recomend booking in advance for dinning with the orcas. We did this and had an amazing gournet buffet style meal. Theres a picture added to give you an idea of how it was. They do a training exercise with them and put on a small show about 45min long. My Wife really enjoyed it, its nice to eat and be that close to them its really beautiful. And the fiod was really good also and it was all you could eat and they had deserts too. This was...

Seeing the turtles in such small tanks just constantly swimming into the glass and some laying on the floor in the corners made me so sad and ruined the whole thing for me , The rides were fun tho ..wear sun screen ! Highly recommend a waterproof fanny pck bc it is super annoying having to put your phones in a locker each ride (they dont allow them in ur pockets most rides and youll get wet on some) plus sometimes the fast pass and food pass is on ur phone ( half of my groups ended up like this) plus if you want a locker closer to you you have to pay again …. Not expensive but time consuming and avoidable ! P.s. the food here SUCKKKKSSS so dont look forward to it but it was fun feeding the birds french fries P.s.s if youre going on a holiday weekend ( we went mothers day) you wont need a fast pass and they dont refund you for them! We bought one for each member and didnt even end up...

My son slipped on some water around the Aquaria: World of fishes exhibit; And while I was helping him get up, this seaworld employee: older Caucasian gentleman with a white goatee comes up to me and asks me if he can see the seaworld map I was holding. Then he asks me where I got it: I let him know at the ticket counter when I got the tickets. Then he asked to see my tickets. Is this common policy to interrogate people who are inside the park if they paid for their tickets? Didn't show any concern for my 2 year old who scraped his knee, and then walked away. Please be respectful to ALL of your guests; I didn't pay $150...