![]() ![]() Companion tickets must be claimed and redeemed by May 19, 2017. Teachers will also be eligible for two free single-day companion tickets that will allow teachers to bring two friends or family members to SeaWorld as guests. Teachers interested in registering should visit the SeaWorld website by May 19, 2017. This program is open to all currently credentialed K-12 teachers residing in California and Arizona. “The opportunity to see and learn about some of the ocean’s most fascinating creatures, coupled with a mix of distinctive rides and activities, will give our visitors a meaningful experience only SeaWorld can create. Introducing our guests to amazing animals like giant octopuses, spider crabs and moray eels so that they can learn, be inspired, and want to help preserve their ocean home is something we can’t wait to share.”Īside from the new Realm of Ocean Explorer, SeaWorld San Diego is also offering free admission to California and Arizona educators through the 2017 with the Teacher Appreciated Fun Card program. “Ocean Explorer will be an amazing addition to SeaWorld San Diego, for guests of all ages,” said Hannes. Three additional family-friendly rides-Aqua Scout, a jump-around ride OctaRock, a happy swing ride and Sea Dragon Drop, a family free-fall tower-will round out the fun of this immersive, new attraction. The Ocean Explorer realm will also feature Tentacle Twirl, an exhilarating wave swinger ride where guests will literally fly in chairs suspended from the tentacles of a giant jellyfish. Interactive surprises-like pop-up bubbles and a kid crawl- get younger guests face to face with these incredible species. Check out this reveal with details from Brian Morrow, SeaWorld’s Vice President of Theme Park Experience Design!Īfter disembarking Submarine Quest, guests can get up close to real giant Pacific octopuses, Japanese spider crabs and California moray eels in three uniquely designed aquariums. As adventurers on a scientific expedition, guests will glide through brightly colored coral reefs, collecting data as they travel to the depths of the ocean while encountering remarkable and mysterious sea creatures. The new submarine quest ride vehicle model was revealed a few months back at the IAAPA trade show. The signature ride of the attraction is Submarine Quest, boasting the world’s first interactive digital ride using “smart play” technology, which enables riders to guide their mission of oceanic exploration. ![]() “Through the use of advanced digital interfaces and live animal experiences, that world is will be available for our guests to immerse themselves in.” “We want to bring animal lovers up close and personal to an undersea world that is virtually inaccessible to most people,” said SeaWorld San Diego’s park president, Marilyn Hannes. Multiple aquariums, exciting rides and digital technologies combine to create an experience centered on exploration and adventure, inspiring guests to protect the wonders of our oceans. This summer is no different as guests will dive into an all-new realm of deep-sea discovery with Ocean Explorer at SeaWorld San Diego. Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.The past few years, SeaWorld parks have been pumping out new attraction after new attraction. ET: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that Ocean Explorer would be funded with money from the killer whale expansion. The company is reallocating a significant portion of the money to projects like Ocean Explorer. In December, the company announced that it was putting a proposed $100 million expansion of its killer whale tanks on hold. ![]() The three-minute long submarine tour is one of five rides that SeaWorld San Diego has planned.Ī "wave swinger ride" will fly guests through bubbles in chairs "suspended from the tentacles of a giant jelly," and three more family-friendly rides will round out the experience, according to SeaWorld. ![]() “The idea behind (Ocean Explorer) is you’ll be transported around on a research expedition and you’ll be learning about all these animals and then will leave SeaWorld inspired to act on their behalf,” said John Reilly, president of SeaWorld San Diego. Onboard the submarines will be educational content and digital displays. The ride, SeaWorld says, is meant to teach visitors about the ocean ecosystem and inspire them to protect marine life. ![]()
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