The SeaWorld Seven Seas Food Festival is a culinary dream come true for foodies and craft beer aficionados, who can sample more than 50 foods representing the Caribbean, Europe, the Pacific Islands and Asia, taste over 100 craft beer selections and sip a dozen wine choices. Seven Seas takes place on the following dates: March 17–18, March 24–April 1, April 7–8 and April 14–15.
Mediterranean Grilled Lamb Slider pictured below
Spread across 190 acres on beautiful Mission Bay Park, SeaWorld is known for spectacular animal shows, interactive attractions, aquariums, rides and education programs for all ages:
Animal attractions include Orca Encounter, a live documentary-style presentation with a new Pacific Northwest-themed backdrop at SeaWorld’s main orca pool, reflecting the natural world of killer whales; Ocean Explorer, a 3-acre realm with aquariums, exciting rides and digital technologies to engage park guests in an experience centered on exploration and adventure; Explorer’s Reef featuring interactions with shark pups, ray, and cleaner fish; Turtle Reef, 280,000-gallon turtle aquarium, interactive game, touch-screen turtle map and ride; Shark Encounter with nearly a dozen species of sharks; Penguin Encounter with more than 350 penguins representing six species; and Wild Arctic with beluga whales, walruses and seals.
Shows include Sea Lions LIVE, a hilarious sketch-based comedy show starring California sea lions Clyde and Seamore; and Dolphin Days, featuring bottlenose dolphins and pilot whales.
Rides include Manta, a multi-media, double-launch coaster; Journey to Atlantis, a wet and wild water coaster; and Shipwreck Rapids water raft ride.
Hours, location and information:
Interstate 5, exit SeaWorld Drive. (619) 222-4SEA; Park hours vary by season; check website: SeaWorldSanDiego.com
Tickets:
Admission for ages 10 and older is $89.99; for ages 3–9, $84.99; children under 3, free.
Media contact:
Kelly Terry
SeaWorld Public Relations
