SeaWorld touring plan

[sanapp]

We are going to SeaWorld on 10/17 and can't seem to find any type of touring plan. I found one for every Disney park, but nothing for SeaWorld. I did a search on here, but didn't find anything. Does anyone have a sample touring plan that they wouldn't mind sharing. Perhaps one that you use. I guess there will be trick or treating the evening that we are there, so we will have to incorporate that in for the two kiddos. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[DianeV]

Did you look on the Sea World section here? I think there is some good info there

 

[leanne11]

i remember getting the pk map and it said don't worry just go around and 1 show flows into the next.. don't hurry but i found that not true at all download a map and start looking at what you really want to do and check the attraction time when u get to the pk...some cool stuff was only done 3 times a day and we would be in the middle of 1 show and it was feeding time for the seals... stuff like that of course the attraction over by shamu stadium get sooo crowded right after a show lets out.. so walk around and check times closely also thers really just a couple rides the rollerc coaster thing was so crowded but the water 1 wasn't so come back to that later...we got a 2nd day free/ at the window on the left... small kids area are amazing can spend all day in those areas...ck website..

 

[shalom]

Get a show schedule off the Internet and work off of that. If there are enough shows that day then, yeah, you can just work your way around, but some days it takes planning to see them all.

If you want to do Manta, best to get there early and do that first. Same with feeding the dolphins - get there early, head straight to the dolphin pen. If you want to do both, I *think* you'd want to do Manta, then the second feeding with the dolphins, but expect to stand in line whichever is second. Be aware that you have to buy the food for the dolphins separately, and you need cash (unless you have an Annual pass, I believe).

I had a hard time back in the day trying to find tips on scheduling for Sea World. But I think people who're determined to "see everything" just make use of the "second day free" option (you have to go to the counter and get your ticket stamped), so scheduling isn't as key. If you're a rides person, there are only three rides, so not a challenge to get them all in. Our first day schedule was totally blown because we didn't get up in time, but we still saw and did everything we'd planned on since we went a second day (just for a few hours to fill in the gaps).