SeaWorld San Antonio
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Shamu and his fellow killer whales are the premier attraction at this internationally acclaimed marine park, but they are just the first in a superb array of shows and interactive, educational experiences. At the adventure park the inverted roller-coaster, The Great White, takes riders through corkscrews and high-speed maneuvers along 2,500 ft 762 m of track. On summer evenings additional shows feature pirates, more killer whales, and circus-style performances.
Check the show times schedule as soon as you arrive, as some shows and presentations occur only a few times a day. Wear a hat and use sunblock, the sun can be intense. Plan ahead and bring extra clothes in case you get wet at the rides or shows. It is worthwhile to stay for the summer evening shows. Try Oaks Café and Grill, near the Sea Lion and Otter Stadium, for a quick meal. Discounted two-day and seasonal passes are also available. Extra charges may apply for some of the programs.
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1. Believe!
1. Believe!This stunning theatrical show draws the audience into the experience of training and performing with Shamu and other killer whales. The story unfolds as a new, young trainer swims with the whales, builds trust, and participates in the dazzling performance.
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2. Cannery Row Caper
2. Cannery Row CaperA caper with sea lions Clyde and Seamore, this show is a takeoff on 1930s detective films. Clyde and Seamore unravel the mystery of the missing walrus against a wharf-side set with water jets.
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3. Viva!
This dazzling show presents the acrobats of the sea, including Pacific white-sided dolphins and Beluga whales, in a colorful production. Trained high-divers, aerialists, and synchronized swimmers perform against a dramatic backdrop of water screens, fountains, and waterfalls.
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4. Haunted Lighthouse
Four-dimensional effects add to the fun of the film Haunted Lighthouse, shown in the Sea Star Theater. It is based on a story by R. L. Stein, author of the children’s books Goosebumps and Nightmare Room. The audience wear 3-D glasses, while audio channels project surround-sound, and the seats shoot water.
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5. Shamu’s Happy Harbor
5. Shamu’s Happy HarborThis kids’ paradise is a huge playground in the center of SeaWorld. A swinging bridge, climbing nets, and square-rigger with water-cannons give children a world of delight.
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6. Rio Loco
This exhilarating river ride takes you through an 1,800 ft 549 m long raging stream with rapids. The river bends and dips when least expected, with the waterfall ensuring that everyone leaves drenched.
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7. Rockin’ Ski Party
7. Rockin’ Ski PartyThis fast-paced water-ski show is set to the rhythms of rock-and-roll music. Daredevil skiers perform precision acrobatics and stunts as they glide across the scenic Water Ski Lake.
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8. Lost Lagoon
This paradise provides fun for thrill-seekers, sun-worshippers, and water-lovers. Hop in a tube for a river-ride, play in the wave-pool, or scream down the 450 ft 137 m waterslide.
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9. Texas Splashdown
9. Texas SplashdownThe longest, tallest flume ride in Texas drenches everyone from start to finish. The twisting half-mile 0.8 km route includes two huge drops and a panoramic view of San Antonio.
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10. Steel Eel
10. Steel EelThis electrifying hypercoaster ride starts out with an adrenalin pumping 15-story initial drop, then roars over peaks, and goes through valleys and camelbacks as it speeds along 3,700 ft 1,128 m of radical twists and turns in two minutes.
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