1 / 3SeaWorld Orlando
📍 Orlando, FL
SeaWorld Orlando combines animal habitats — dolphins, orcas, sharks — with roller coasters including Mako and Ice Breaker, a Sesame Street kids' area, live shows, and the Seven Seas Food Festival running select dates through May.
If you want to see everything and do all the shows, you'll need at least a full day, or even two.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with a wide age range — Sesame Street zone suits children under 7, as Mako and Ice Breaker serve teens and adults. Animal encounters require advance booking for the hands-on experiences. Plan a full day; most reviewers say one visit leaves things unseen.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
View all reviews →113,418 Google reviews
Mary Foroughi
“If you want to see everything and do all the shows, you'll need at least a full day, or even two.”
Joshua Wheeler
“Best amusement park favorite ride mako and the observation tower favorite sea creature the octopus 🐙”
John Mahoney
“Great park great deals I do recommend you get the dinning deal and the around the world deal But one big negative was the rides I do feel the way under staff not and ride vehicles”
Thomas Mcquire
“Park opens at 9am. Unfortunately most exhibits and the entire Sesame Street area is closed off until 10am... Don't rush to get here at 9am, you'll be waiting until 10am unless you want dipping dots or beer.”
Reviews from Google
Overview
SeaWorld Orlando offers a distinct combination of marine education and thrill rides uncommon in Florida's theme park landscape. Mako, the tallest coaster in Orlando, and the observation tower draw thrill-seekers, the Sesame Street area serves younger children, and dolphin, orca, and shark encounters provide up-close animal experiences. Live shows run throughout the day. The Seven Seas Food Festival (January through May) adds global food and live concerts included with admission.
