trip planning & menus

[ZPT1022]

We are planning our kids first trip to Sea World this April. We'll be able to hit the park for 2 or 3 days, so I think we should be able to see everything without feeling too rushed. I am trying to plan a little bit though, but I have become so spoiled by the wealth of WDW planning materials available.

I was wondering if there is anywhere online that I can find and print a map, preferably with all the rides listed and height restrictions too so I can figure out what the kids will be able to go on. Also, on that same note, does SW offer a child swap if the kids should be too short for something?

Is there somewhere to see a list of restaurants, preferably with menus and maybe even prices? I have an autistic spectrum preschooler with limited food choices, and I have multiple food allergies, so it's nice for me to have an idea ahead of time where we might be able to eat.

I'd also like to know if I can find out park hours and entertainment schedule ahead of time, as we will most likely have our dinners out of the park, but then again I would hate to miss, say, a fireworks show because we are trying to get to a dinner reservation.

Like I mentioned before, we've been totally spoiled by the wealth of Disney planning tools available online. I'm sure there's not as much out there for SW but we would like to have at least some loose plans ahead of time. Traveling with an autistic spectrum child, planning is key

 

[OCEAN LOVE <3]

Seaworld has a map on their website. You go to seaworld.com and click n orlando. Scroll down and to the right bottom of the page it should say interactive park map.

Also they have a show schedule. You click on park information and its the first thing.

 

[gardener14]

I think you'll find most of your desired information on the official Sea World website. It just takes a little work.

Ride height information is on the official website. Click on "Experiences", then "rides," then the picture icon of ride you want to know about, then "click to learn more", and finally "learn more" once again. For family rides in Happy Harbor, visit www.happyharbor.com, click on "just for parents," then "ride information."

Show schedules are on the main website. Click "Park Information," then "park hours & schedule," then your desired date. Schedules are only available a few weeks ahead of time.

Detailed information about each specialty dining program and counter service restaurant is available on the official site. Click "Experiences," then "dining," then click the picture icon of each restaurant for information, then click "click to learn more," and finally click "learn more" again. The last click reveals the detailed menu for that restaurant. As stated on the website, Anheuser-Busch parks will accomodate people with special dietary needs. Just ask the staff or a manager, and they will do their best. Prices at most restaurants in the park are $8-9 for sandwiches with a side, $6 for pizza and fries, $2.30-$4 for deserts, side salads, additional side items, etc, $10-14for entrees. At the Sharks Grille (table service), entrees are $20-29.

Here's a link to a map that is a little better than the one on SW's website for planning purposes. http://www.wdisneyw.co.uk/swmap.html I borrowed the link from another recent post titled "Map of Sea World."

Also, SW and BG are very good at answering emails if you have specific needs.

 

[ZPT1022]

Thank you both!!! I guess I just wasn't looking hard enough. Off to explore! Thanks again

 

[Mr. & Mrs. Smith]

Seaworld has a map on their website. You go to seaworld.com and click n orlando. Scroll down and to the right bottom of the page it should say interactive park map.

The interactive map isn't very good. They only name the attractions and shows. The other buildings are there and, while the map lets you zoom in on them, it won't tell you the name of restaurants and gift shops.

Detailed information about each specialty dining program and counter service restaurant is available on the official site.

I can't seem to find the menus. I found mostly just info about special dining experiences not about the counter service places.

 

[gardener14]

The menus for restaurants are there, but the site is tedious to navigate. Just follow the directions I posted above. When you click on the individual restaurants, they are identified by pictures, not names. The names are only revealed if you place your mouse/cursor over each pictures.