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 Misty and Me by keida84
Upon our arrival we were met by a Sea World employee who gave us a half-hour lecture all about dolphins. She then took us to the holding tanks where dolphins spend their time when they are not in the public eye. We were given wetsuits and booties and separated into groups of three. First we visited the veterinarian, we learned how blood is drawn from their flukes, we learned about their diet and how old dolphins can live. Next, we went to a training pool and learned hand signals and how they work.
Our final stop we were able to enter the water (which was about 66°) and wade in up to our chest. The guide told us why we were not allowed to swim with the dolphins; two reasons: number one Dolphins like to play tag, they can swim up to 22 mph. if they "tag" you, you really won't want to play anymore. and number two Dolphins like to hang out on the bottom of the pool and naturally they want you to hang with them, so they hold you down with them. They can hold their breaths for 12 minutes.
The cost for this program is $150 per person
Well worth the cost believe me!
Call early to make reservations as this program sells out quickly. Leave a Comment
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 by Yaqui
Oh, wear comfortable shoes! Leave a Comment Phone: (619) 226-3901Directions: From Interstate 5:Exit Sea World Dr. and head west one mile. From Interstate 8: Exit Interstate 5 north to SeaWorld Dr. and turn west towards the park entrance.Website: http://www.seaworld.com
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 by bugalugs
There are also Walruses and beluga whales. In fact there is so much to see that we probably missed some of it.
With shows and feeding times are starting at different times, its a bit like a race getting round to see everything you want to see, whilst trying to miss nothing.
Try and get there as early as possible, check out the times of the shows, feeding times etc of the things you want to see and then you can maybe plan it a bit better than we did Leave a Comment
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oblivious to seal show,
SeaWorld by jumpingnorman
The first thing I do when I enter the park is to get a brochure and see the times for the shows so that you can see the most out of your stay. There are polar bears to be seen, A Journey to Atlantis roller coaster, and even Sesame Street has recently joined in on the Sea World fun (Lights, Camera, Imagination show for a spectacular 4-D show)!
The single park admission fee already includes all shows, exhibits and rides except for the Skyride and Skytower. You also have to pay for parking your car (from $12 for cars to $17 for RV’s and campers). For the $65 adult (more than 10 years old) admission fee, you might find coupons on-line, in magazines, San Diego pamphlets and even soda cans sometimes. Sometimes, if you work for big companies, they have coupons ready for you (hospital Human Resources offices).
But now matter how you get to SeaWorld, you’ll always have fun! Leave a Comment
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 get close to dolphins by LauraWest
Sea World has many, many fish & sea mammals on display, attractively. Its like a zoo & circus in one place.
Love penguins? Great place to see all types of them & cool off yourself, too. Leave a Comment
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 Killer Whale & Trainer Show
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