#SEAWORLD QUICK QUEUE REVIEW FREE#

At least Universal gives you free locker use whilst you ride the ride again maybe SeaWorld should learn from this. Paying for the lockers in order to ride the rides is crazy and I was very surprised SeaWorld would do this. Then queuing for the food was also a long process when it shouldn't have been- again just down to the slow service of the staff. Ice breaker was complete chaos, there wasn't a member of staff at the front directing people to which line they needed to stand in order to use all the available space so people were missing rows causing the ride to go with empty seats. It was down to how slow the staff are at getting people through and on to the ride. They are just sooooo slow, think Disney need to teach them a thing or two! Queues were so long and I wouldn't even say this was down to the amount of people waiting. I've been to SeaWorld a few times and after my recent visit I think I will just avoid it from how on. The whole experience was very disappointing and we can no longer recommend spending time and money here. One the other hand with all of the focus on the state of the planet and environment surely now is the time to invest more in the wildlife areas and promote a greener future. If they see the future with large fast coaster rides they should close some or all of the wildlife attractions. SeaWorld needs to decide what they want to be. The Journey to Atlantis ride is now very old and appears on poor condition. The show in the Sealion and Otter Stadium was poor compared to other years and the construction means some areas of the park can only be accessed via temporary paths between construction walls. One of the staff told us they do not like working in the Penguin Encounter - apparently it was designed that the penguins were viewed after the ride but nowadays the ride is closed and people have been queuing for three hours just to view. The Manatee and Sea Turtle area is poor and on the day we visited the moving walkway in the shark tank was not working. The wildlife areas have not changed and are in need of work. All of the investment appears to have gone on new large roller coaster rides with yet more construction taking place. We returned this year, luckily we only purchased one day park entry tickets.

On our past two Orlando trips we spent two days at the park. We have visited SeaWorld several times, both Orlando and San Diego and have always had a great time.

Seaworld quick queue review