Need some Sea World info please

[weschmom]

1. Where is the cheapest place to get tickets to SW? 2 adults and 2 kids, not FL residents.

2. Where's the best place(s) to eat in SW? I thought Dine with Shamu sounded cool, but it's a LOT of $$ -- is it really worth it? 2 adults + 2 kids = $128! Yikes!

Any info you can share would be greatly appreciated.

THANKS!

 

[lilandvisma]

Wondering the same over here !

 

[ADisneyQueen]

There is a great SW forum on these boards. You will get a lot of info on SW so come on over!
The best ticket prices I found were with a Southwest Rapid Rewards card (free to join). Bring the card and you get 20% off and can get another free day if you visit guest services before you leave.
The Sea World site also has a great deal- buy 3 get 5 free where you get hotel, SW, and Aquatica tickets. We have this booked, it is such great deal. I am paying ( when you take out the tickets) $85 a night for a 1BR suite at Residence Inn SW with full breakfast.
We've only eaten at Voyagers-it was OK just fast food. I would ask that question on the sw forum or do a search on it.

 

[hmhs]

Where is the Sea World Forum on these Boards? I'd love to take a look too!

 

[ADisneyQueen]

If you go to the list of forums, it is under Universal studios/sea world, below that it is sea world/ discovery cove.

 

[gracie1]

I went to Seaworld the middle of May. I stayed at the Sleep Inn on westwood blvd. It was $52 a night, continental breakfast, free shuttle service. It does state seaworld is within walking distance, but I do suggest the shuttle.
as for dine with shamu, I regret not doing it. But we did go to the shamu show and I sat 4th row and got to see plenty of shamu! As for in seaworld, all the food was good. You will have a great time. I liked seaworld better than universal. Oh, and if your into roller coaster....try out Manta! That was a blast

 

[Janet Hill]

Dine with Shamu is quite pricey, but my kids loved it and have asked to do it again.