SeaWorld Animal Attractions, Orlando - Florida's Vacation and Beach Guide

Dolphin Cove - Gorgeous 700,000 gallon tropical lagoon with many dolphin frolicking and jumping. Visitors may walk or stand along the lagoon wall for closer look or to feed dolphins at designated times throughout the day (must purchase fish for feed).

The Dolphin Cove underwater viewing area provides a look at the underwater world of these amazing creatures. Dolphins swim and play right in front of visitors.

Dolphin Nursery - An open pool where dolphin mothers care for their calves. Like human children, these dolphin calves are full of energy and play.

Manatee Rescue® - See rescued manatees from above their crystal clear turquoise pool and from below via a below-ground glass view port. Manatee are the giant and gentle sea cows of the sea.

Wild Arctic® - Walk along the artificial arctic environment with nearly 900,000 gallons of cold seawater supporting polar bears, beluga whales, walruses and seals.

Penguin Encounter® - Only a transparent wall separates visitors traveling along a 120-foot long moving walkway from 200 penguins in their icy habitat. One can see penguins waddling on snow and ice above ground and gracefully swimming through the chilly water below.

Pacific Point Preserve - Sea lions and harbors seals galore! A three acre oasis of rocks, ledges, and water are the backdrop in a simulated pacific habitat.

Shark Encounter - Travel through an underway clear tunnel as fish, sharks eels and rays swim above and to your sides. This is the closest most will care to come to the dangerous creatures in this habitat.

Stingray Lagoon - An open lagoon where visitors can view, touch and even feed any of the many stingrays swimming gracefully around the shallow waters.

Turtle Point - Beach, sand dunes, water and plants are home to an array of turtles, large and small.

Clydesdale Hamlet - See the grand and majestic Budweiser Clydesdales horses.

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