Newbie with some questions

[Princess Sparkle]

Hi

This is our very first time going to sea world. Traveliing with young kids and an infant. Question is

Do i need to purchase the signature seating ticket for each show i wish to attend or will one price cover all shows ? I am planning on getting it just to avoid having to come 30 mins early and the lines ... with kids and heat it will life easy ... i think.

Same for quick quene. One quick quene price cover all rides or no ?

 

[Gina-Gina-Bo-Bina]

The price for signature seating covers all shows, and quick queue pricing covers all quick queue-eligible rides and attractions (Mako, Kraken, Manta, Journey to Atlantis, Turtle Trek, Antarctica & Wild Arctic).

 

[janicept]

The signature seating works at all shows except special things like the recent Jack Hanna show. You can usually get fairly good seats even at 10 to 15 minutes early. Sometimes at the sealion show and dolphin show you can usually sit in reserved seating if you get there right when the show starts since they stop checking a minute or two before it starts. Usually reserved is nowhere near full since they seem to vary the size based on expected crowds.

Quick queue unlimited includes all rides and you can keep going back again. They also have combo tickets that include reserved seating and quick queue. If budget is an issue you may want to get all day dining instead of these other upgrades. Depending on what time of the year or what day you go the prices for reserved seating and quick queue change.

All day dining is $35 plus tax for adults and $20 plus tax for kids. If you are going to spend all day in the park it's well worth it. You get a entrée with included side, one additional side or dessert, and one drink. There are certain restaurants and meals included. My favorite: Voyagers Smokehouse 1/2 chicken. You get two pieces of chicken on bone (I request two breasts), a roll, one side (I get mac & cheese or fries), dessert (cheesecake or carrot cake please), and a diet Coke just because regular soda is too syrupy for my taste. Second favorite: Seafire Grill I think it's called chicken fajitas. You get a good portion of shredded/chunked chicken, rice, black beans, three small tortillas, small container of pico, shredded cheese, and sour cream, dessert (cheesecake again), and diet Coke.