SeaWorld Orlando General Updates

[UniversalRBLX]

This level of greed needs to be called out so the bigger parks don't get the same idea. Speak with your wallet and avoid purchasing food even if you are going to go to SO.

I would think (or hope) that Disney and Universal are smart enough not to pursue such a quick and easy money grab to implement. SeaWorld's advantage is that they don't get the press that Disney or Universal get.

As soon as there's any sort of overt economic downturn (I say overt because I think working class families are already hurting a lot but that's a thread for another forum), Sea World is going to get absolutely crushed... the Fun Spots will turn into apartments and SW will be the new Fun Spot.

It'll be interesting to see what happens in the summer with Epic and Disney offering great incentives. Locals in the area will have a new park to consider visiting and Disney's new entertainment offerings (yeah it's not as big as Epic, but it's a reason for locals to come visit again).

SeaWorld is debuting a motion simulator that would have marketed well 10 years ago.

 

[StarTrekGeek]

I am hearing from some on ParkFans Network that SeaWorld has backtracked on the 9% festival surcharge and is now 5% again. Can anyone confirm?