Sounds fun!
Just spoke to my nephew and they got to ride Kong couple of days ago......they loved it!
Hope your sea world day is as much fun as you've had already......and yes, vacations can be exhausting.......lol
Yes it was awesome! And thanks...I'll give an update of our SeaWorld day now.
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So we took our time getting up and ready. No real rush with QuickQueue access already reserved and the park only right across the street.
Had our free breakfast and checked out. I called to make arrangements for my cat for the day. He was being sprung from the emergency vet clinic and I had to arrange to make payment to them for the final bill and figure out when he could be picked up. The surgical employee told me the surgeon was in surgery and had to finalize the bill. Once done I told them to email me so that I could authorize the charge. Seems they are very funny with payments there and insisted I had to fill out something in writing with final payment amount for it to go through. They wouldn't accept all my credit card information over the phone. So we packed the car and headed to SeaWorld and we no sooner reached the park when I got the email that the bill and authorization was ready for me to approve.
I made sure we got the quick queue passes printed then sent the husband and kids into the park while I returned to the hotel. I got o the hotel and hopped on their computer and printed the authorization and...no paper. Had to have them refill the printer. Then I filled everything out, took a photo of it, and emailed that photo as an attachment. Better than a fax.. technology rocks. I then went back to park to meet up with family. All in all I was gone maybe 25 minutes.
Kids really were all about the coasters. Good news was they didn't need QuickQueue for most of them. Even the brand new Mako had only a 10 minute wait. We did that one with them but they did Manta alone as well as Kraken. We did ride Atlantis together and the Arctic Pengun ride too (once it was operational again...it was done the two times we tried to ride it but we chose to wait the second time). We viewed the Sharks and the Aquarium and i got to see ONE show...Clyde and Seymour which even the kids enjoyed and they all cringed every time I asked about shows. We also rode the carousel.
We were really mostly done by about 2ish. We had some ice cream (lunch!) and then my daughter insisted on touching a stingray so we went there for a bit and fed them. We were out of the park by 3pm so I suggested cooling off at Aquatica.
We headed over there, changed I at the park and enjoyed some time getting cooled off. A shame the park closes so early (5pm) as we easily could have stayed longer.
Spent some time at the park exit on the phone making further cat arrangements. Seems my kitty was discharged with meds to be given 3 times a day for 3 days which was not the original instructions when I had spoken to the surgeon before surgery days earlier asking about recovery. So I was then calling a kennel near my house that I had toured before leaving to check on their cat accommodations and they also have a vet there where i had taken my cat so I felt he would be in good care there for a few days. Made all arrangements with them by phone and instructed SIL who had picked up cat from vet to take him to kennel.
And so hopefully he is in good hands there until I can return home and they are giving meds and keeping an eye on him aware that he has just had surgery.
Afterr all that left the park and grabbed dinner at a nearby Mo's and then hit the road to Tampa. Arrived at my friend's home around 8pm.
Really need to get some sleep now. Tomorrow is a long day at Busch Gardens Tampa.