Sea World with almost 3 year old?

[jess98ac]

I think I've just about convinced DH to spend a week in Orlando in the spring, as long as we don't do a whole week of Disney. My plan is to do 2 days of Disney parks (likely Epcot and MK), and 1 day at another area park, with down days planned for the rest of the week to enjoy some pool time, shopping, etc. I'm thinking Sea World would be our best bet? Is there enough to do there? I haven't been there since I was 10, so I barely remember it! Any other suggestions for parks? Busch Gardens instead? We'd be there Fri-Fri, so days of the week suggestions would be appreciated, too!
Thanks!

 

[KBF]

I think I've just about convinced DH to spend a week in Orlando in the spring, as long as we don't do a whole week of Disney. My plan is to do 2 days of Disney parks (likely Epcot and MK), and 1 day at another area park, with down days planned for the rest of the week to enjoy some pool time, shopping, etc. I'm thinking Sea World would be our best bet? Is there enough to do there? I haven't been there since I was 10, so I barely remember it! Any other suggestions for parks? Busch Gardens instead? We'd be there Fri-Fri, so days of the week suggestions would be appreciated, too!
Thanks!

I think Seaworld would be a great idea. There is a kids play area with fun activities and rides designed for very young kids. Seeing the animals up close is a great experience as well. And if your going during the busier time of spring (Spring Break) there is a sesame street themed show which is a big hit with kids! Mondays are the slowest days of the week, followed by Tuesday and Wednesday and Thursday. Friday, Saturday and Sunday are the busiest days of the week. So if your going during the busy spring break time, I would suggest going during a weekday. That goes for Seaworld as well as Disney. It will be less crowded and more enjoyable to visit a theme park on a weekday.

 

[perdidochas]

I think I've just about convinced DH to spend a week in Orlando in the spring, as long as we don't do a whole week of Disney. My plan is to do 2 days of Disney parks (likely Epcot and MK), and 1 day at another area park, with down days planned for the rest of the week to enjoy some pool time, shopping, etc. I'm thinking Sea World would be our best bet? Is there enough to do there? I haven't been there since I was 10, so I barely remember it! Any other suggestions for parks? Busch Gardens instead? We'd be there Fri-Fri, so days of the week suggestions would be appreciated, too!
Thanks!

I'm not sure I would go to Epcot with a 3 yr old. I'd choose MK and AK.

Sea World is great for that age. There is plenty to do. There are shows, animal watching, and rides.