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Orlando Theme Park Implements Strict Code of Conduct, Announces Serious Consequences

A bright sign at SeaWorld Orlando featuring a large logo of a wave and a tail fin, surrounded by greenery. Inset shows a notice stating all guests must adhere to the Event Code of Conduct or risk being trespassed from the property.
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SeaWorld is continuing to push their guests to follow the rules at the 4th of July holiday brings in large crowds, and rowdy behavior.

Riders at a Florida theme park on a water roller coaster featuring stingray-themed cars splash down into water beneath a clear blue sky, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation.

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SeaWorld Orlando, a fixture in Florida’s tourism landscape, offers a unique blend of exhilarating rides, captivating shows, and encounters with fascinating marine animals. Beyond the entertainment, SeaWorld is deeply committed to animal welfare and conservation efforts.

The park boasts a diverse collection of marine mammals, including majestic orcas, playful dolphins, graceful beluga whales, and shy manatees. SeaWorld provides these animals with enriching environments tailored to their natural behaviors. Guests can witness the awe-inspiring power of orcas during thrilling shows, marvel at the acrobatics of dolphins, and learn about the plight of endangered species like the beluga whale. SeaWorld also offers unique opportunities for guests to connect with these animals through interactive programs and behind-the-scenes tours.

SeaWorld has made significant strides in animal care and conservation in recent years. The park actively participates in rescue and rehabilitation programs, providing a safe haven for injured or orphaned animals. SeaWorld Rescue teams have saved thousands of animals, from manatees and sea turtles to dolphins and whales. The park also invests heavily in research initiatives, contributing valuable data towards the understanding and conservation of marine life populations.

Aerial view of SeaWorld Orlando featuring the park's high-speed coaster Mako and Kraken

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The 2013 documentary Blackfish cast a harsh spotlight on SeaWorld’s treatment of orcas, sparking public debate and leading to significant changes at the park. SeaWorld acknowledged the need for improvement and phased out its orca shows, replacing them with educational presentations focused on orca conservation. The park continues to invest in the well-being of its orcas, providing them with larger, more stimulating habitats.

While the focus revolves around marine life, SeaWorld Orlando offers a variety of exciting rides and attractions for guests of all ages. Experience the heart-stopping plunge of Mako, a high-speed launch coaster inspired by the great white shark. Kraken Unleashed, a thrilling floorless coaster, takes riders on a twisting, diving journey through the depths of the ocean. For younger guests, Sesame Street Land offers a delightful collection of rides and shows featuring everyone’s favorite furry friends. Penguin Trek is the next family-style coaster to open at the park.

SeaWorld Orlando isn’t just about rides and animals. The park features captivating live shows, educational demonstrations, and interactive experiences that entertain and inform guests of all ages. From breathtaking sea lion presentations to educational talks about marine conservation, SeaWorld offers a well-rounded entertainment experience.

Corky jumps into the air from the water at SeaWorld San Diego

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SeaWorld Orlando remains a popular tourist destination, attracting millions of visitors each year. This influx allows the park to continue its vital conservation and research efforts. SeaWorld strives to create an environment where guests can develop a deeper appreciation for the wonders of the ocean and the importance of protecting marine life.

While the park does stand behind good messaging, they have had issues with guest behavior as of late.

As reported yesterday, SeaWorld Orlando had a no re-entry sign out in the front of their theme park gates. This meant that even if you purchased a ticket for the day, if you were to leave to take a break at your hotel, or go pick up lunch from outside of the park, you would not be allowed back inside. From this, it is clear that the sheer amount of guests is overwhelming the park operations at the moment.

Ihu's Breakaway Falls at Aquatica Orlando, Florida theme park owned by SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, Inc.

Credit: Aquatica Orlando

This comes days after SeaWorld’s water park Aquatica shut down early for a police investigation after a massive fight broke out, involving what appeared to be nearly 100 guests.

Theme park behavior has become increasingly worse in Orlando, so much so that we have even seen multiple parks enact chaperone policies.

The Legend shared a post to X where we can see that today, SeaWorld’s signage warns guests to adhere to the code of conduct, or risk being trespassed.

“Welcome to SeaWorld, please don’t make us trespass you today”

If you have any questions on what is or is not allowed at SeaWorld Orlando, you can browse their FAQ.

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About Alessia Dunn

Orlando theme park lover who loves thrills and theming, with a side of entertainment. You can often catch me at Disney or Universal sipping a cocktail, or crying during Happily Ever After or Fantasmic.

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