Sea World Christmas

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CynBeth

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• Oct 2, 2016

• #1

They have posted the dates and hours for when they will have SW Christmas which is free unless you want to pay for the holiday show preferred seating which they just started selling.

 

eeyorefanuk

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• Oct 3, 2016

• #2

Have you got a link please

 

Joanna71985

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• Oct 3, 2016

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https://seaworldparks.com/en/seaworld-orlando/christmas/dine-and-shop/reserved-seating

 

4HOLIDAYS

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• Oct 9, 2016

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Can you actually make it to all the shows? I am just trying to think about how long a show is, then to fight the crowd and get to next show 15 min prior?

 

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CynBeth

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• Oct 9, 2016

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The first time we went without paying extra and felt rushed trying to get to each show. Last time with the package we ate an early dinner and went from each show to the next with time to stop for the restroom or a snack if needed. There is a special roped off section for those with the reserved holiday show seating. We purchased it again for this year.

 

Joanna71985

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4HOLIDAYS said:

Can you actually make it to all the shows? I am just trying to think about how long a show is, then to fight the crowd and get to next show 15 min prior?

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it would be VERY difficult. Especially as O Wondrous Night (and sometimes Miracles) fills to capacity early

 

Babs1975

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• Oct 9, 2016

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We never make it to all shows either.

 

4HOLIDAYS

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• Oct 10, 2016

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Is this the same perk as the Official hotels offer? Does it include these night shows or only daytime show?

 

Joanna71985

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• Oct 11, 2016

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4HOLIDAYS said:

Is this the same perk as the Official hotels offer? Does it include these night shows or only daytime show?

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This is different (hotels are the day shows, the night shows have to be paid for)

 

4HOLIDAYS

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• Oct 11, 2016

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How does seating for person with ECV work? We will have my mom with us this year and she will be in an ECV. I am mostly thinking about O Wonderous Night. I remember the line being crazy long, people "jostling" to move in front of you...

We will be there 2 nights so I think we will just try to see 2 of the shows each night.

 

Joanna71985

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• Oct 11, 2016

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I'm not positive, but I believe O Wondrous Night has a separate entrance for wheelchairs. However, Clyde and Seamore and Shamu have just one line at both stadiums (though Clyde and Seamore has multiple entrances)

 

klbrow11

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• Oct 11, 2016

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Quick question..

Will be attending right after Christmas with our 2 year old in tow. She is free to enter the park so wondering if we will need to purchase 3 tickets for this reserved seating or 2? Definitely think it's worth it considering she doesn't like to wait long and last year we go to miracle so early and it was tough..

 

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andyw715

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• Oct 27, 2016

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Not really O.T. but ... Back in 2010 (the last time we went to SeaWorld) we went for Thanksgiving weekend.

The coolest thing was going to SeaWorld on Thanksgiving and then coming back the next day to a park completely transformed to Christmas. It was like 2 different parks.

 

Gina-Gina-Bo-Bina

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• Oct 28, 2016

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andyw715 said:

Not really O.T. but ... Back in 2010 (the last time we went to SeaWorld) we went for Thanksgiving weekend.

The coolest thing was going to SeaWorld on Thanksgiving and then coming back the next day to a park completely transformed to Christmas. It was like 2 different parks.

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Many of the trees for the Christmas "Sea of Trees" are already up in the lagoon, so the park right now has both a Halloween and holiday feel. I have to say, I was a bit surprised to see Christmas trees so abundant there in October!

 

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andyw715

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• Oct 28, 2016

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Gina-Gina-Bo-Bina said:

Many of the trees for the Christmas "Sea of Trees" are already up in the lagoon, so the park right now has both a Halloween and holiday feel. I have to say, I was a bit surprised to see Christmas trees so abundant there in October!

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Cool. We are going back to SeaWorld (in between a Discovery Cove visit) in the early part of Thanksgiving weekend. I'm glad that they will have some Christmas things up, as we really enjoy seeing Christmas decorations.

 

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andyw715

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klbrow11 said:

Quick question..

Will be attending right after Christmas with our 2 year old in tow. She is free to enter the park so wondering if we will need to purchase 3 tickets for this reserved seating or 2? Definitely think it's worth it considering she doesn't like to wait long and last year we go to miracle so early and it was tough..

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IIFC, last time we went was with our 2 and 4 year old and we only had 3 tickets as the 2yo sat on my lap.