SeaWorld San Diego
Times of IndiaWorld Reviewer/ENTERTAINMENT, SAN DIEGO/ Updated : Sep 1, 2014, 12:05 IST
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SeaWorld San Diego is more than just a zoo of marine animals—it's a theme park. Home to a bevy of marine animals—from dolphins to orcas (more commonly known as killer whales), SeaWorld also features roller coasters and different m … Read more
SeaWorld San Diego is more than just a zoo of marine animals—it's a theme park. Home to a bevy of marine animals—from dolphins to orcas (more commonly known as killer whales), SeaWorld also features roller coasters and different marine themed rides and exhibits. Visitors can even soak up the San Diego sun in its world-class water park. The most famous attraction is the Shamu Stadium, where the orca whale, Shamu (from a long line of Shamus), performs with trainers and supporting animals—executing stunts to the delight of the crowd. Read less

SeaWorld San Diego is more than just a zoo of marine animals—it's a theme park. Home to a bevy of marine animals—from dolphins to orcas (more commonly known as killer whales), SeaWorld also features roller coasters and different marine themed rides and exhibits. Visitors can even soak up the San Diego sun in its world-class water park. The most famous attraction is the Shamu Stadium, where the orca whale, Shamu (from a long line of Shamus), performs with trainers and supporting animals—executing stunts to the delight of the crowd. It is truly spectacular to watch the 6-ton mammal jump into the air on command. The shows last for about 20 minutes and are run several times during the day. The show has been famously imitated in shows and movies such as the children’s film Free Willy. Another big attraction at the park is the Shark Encounter—a metal tube in which visitors are lowered into a shark tank. Being underwater with one of the most feared predators in the ocean is an amazing experience.
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