Seaworld Questions

[ARC]

We are heading to Seaworld on September 15th. We have a DD3 and would love any other tips & help with these questions! THANKS so much!!

1. About how long are the shows @ Seaworld?
(sorry I asked this awhile back and can't find the thread)

2. We have not been since the sesame land opened, are there any hints? Does this area open with the regular park hours? Is it best to hit these early? Also, my DD is CRAZY about the characters. Is there certain times they appear or is the 123 smile area always open?

3. Do they still have a character meet n greet time with the original seaworld characters now the sesame characters are there. We were there this past May & saw the Shivers the Polar bear.

 

[Eaglefan9727]

About how long are the shows @ Seaworld?
(sorry I asked this awhile back and can't find the thread)

My fiancee and I were there in April while we were vacationing in Los Angeles and the shows were about 25 to 30 minutes. I cant help you out with the other 2 questions as sesame land wasnt open at the time we were there and we didnt see any meet and greets. We did the Clydesdale photoshoot through.

 

[ARC]

Thanks so much for the response! I was thinking they would be around 30 minutes.

 

[Mrs Grumpy]

We were just there last week. As said above most shows are around 20-30 minutes but we had to be in line about 30 minutes ahead of time to get a good seat. Not sure if it would be that way in September though.

We also did the Dine with Shamu and that was really neat. I ordered our tickets they day they came available and got a table right on the edge and the whale at one time was laying within 4 feet of me. Awesome!

 

[ARC]

I think the Dine w/Shamu would be really neat. I am thinking of doing the picnic thing during the shamu show just to save time so we can get more done! I was there in May and could not get everything done. fitting in all the shows is so hard! Thanks for all the info!

 

[Monkey Monkey]

The shows are between 17 and 25 minutes I believe. When you get a map in the park, it will say on the show schedule how long each show is.

In the off season, I've never had to wait in line or be at a show more than 15 minutes before it started to get a good seat.