SeaWorld Orlando is introducing several limited-run, limited-capacity experiences to demonstrate its animal-care facilities. It’s part of its Inside Look promotion, which will include multiple Trainer Talks sessions. All are included in regular theme-park admission.
The peeks are scheduled for Nov. 7, 8, 14 and 15.
Inside Look locations will feature the SeaWorld Rescue Center, which deals with life-saving care; the zoological commissary, which handles the diets of the park’s animals; Antarctica: Empire of the Penguin and its residents; a topside view at Shark Encounter; the sea lions and harbor seals of Pacific Point Preserve; and behind-the-scenes activities for Orca Encounter.
Operating hours are listed as 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on event days.
SeaWorld says capacity for the Inside Look events will be “significantly limited,” and that on top of its usual coronavirus-based protocols, which include masks, temperature checks and social distancing. Park reservations continue to be required for entry to SeaWorld Orlando.
The two-weekend event is sandwiched between the end of the park’s Halloween Spooktacular and Craft Beer festivals and the beginning of its Christmas festivities on Nov. 21.
For more information, go to seaworld.com/orlando/events/inside-look.
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