SeaWorld San Diego all inclusive ticket worth it?

Kontos

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I see it's on sale right now for $109. Does anyone know how long these sales usually last/come around? I probably won't be booking for another week or so. Also since I'll only be doing a day trip most likely during a weekday I'm not sure if it'll be needed. Having reserved seating, front of the line and meals included does seem like quite the deal though.
 
Depends on when you are going. Weekdays are not generally packed but sometimes during the summer around holidays.
The all you can eat dining plan is great if the park is open late such as 9am-10pm. That allows you to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner making it a great value. On short days of 10am-6pm it may not be worth it.

Ride lines are usually not bad at all. I rarely see lines of more than 10 minutes except for Shipwreck Rapids on a hot sunny day which can reach 45-60 mins or on the bayside skyride in the evening which can be 30 minutes. Journey to Atlantis and Artic Adventure rarely have long lines. Manta varies but is rarely longer than 20 minutes with shorter being more common.

Shows are not a problem. Just arrive 15-20 minutes early and you'll have a good seat. Arrive 30 minutes early for the sea lion show as they have a pre-show which begins 15 minutes prior to posted show time.

If you plan to go to Seaworld another day anytime in the next year it would make more sense to buy a Fun Pass at $79. The dining plan can be purchased at the park separately.

If you do not get the dining plan at least buy a souvenier refillable cup which starts at about $10. This allows you refills for about $1.25 and can easily save money. Cup can be brought back on later trips. We bring 10 year old cups and they still allow the refills with them.
 
Depends on when you are going. Weekdays are not generally packed but sometimes during the summer around holidays.
The all you can eat dining plan is great if the park is open late such as 9am-10pm. That allows you to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner making it a great value. On short days of 10am-6pm it may not be worth it.

Ride lines are usually not bad at all. I rarely see lines of more than 10 minutes except for Shipwreck Rapids on a hot sunny day which can reach 45-60 mins or on the bayside skyride in the evening which can be 30 minutes. Journey to Atlantis and Artic Adventure rarely have long lines. Manta varies but is rarely longer than 20 minutes with shorter being more common.

Shows are not a problem. Just arrive 15-20 minutes early and you'll have a good seat. Arrive 30 minutes early for the sea lion show as they have a pre-show which begins 15 minutes prior to posted show time.

If you plan to go to Seaworld another day anytime in the next year it would make more sense to buy a Fun Pass at $79. The dining plan can be purchased at the park separately.

If you do not get the dining plan at least buy a souvenier refillable cup which starts at about $10. This allows you refills for about $1.25 and can easily save money. Cup can be brought back on later trips. We bring 10 year old cups and they still allow the refills with them.

Very informative. Thanks! :thanks:
 
Does anyone know how often/long SeaWorld usually has these discounts for? I'm contemplating getting a Usd Credit card but that'll be 2 weeks or so. I don't wanna miss out on this if it ends in a few days
 













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