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SeaWorld Orlando

Five world-class coasters, real orcas and dolphins, plus Howl-O-Scream — a trip to the sea just around the corner.

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Opened 1973 5 world-class coasters Real marine animals ~4–5M annual visitors 200 acres
Updated May 8, 2026
Why this park

The shortcut to the sea

SeaWorld Orlando occupies a strange spot in Orlando's theme-park landscape. Opened in 1973 — older than EPCOT — it draws about 4–5 million visitors a year, dwarfed by Disney and Universal's 10–20 million each. But the locals know something most visitors don't: SeaWorld has the second-best coaster lineup in Orlando (behind Islands of Adventure) and tickets routinely sell for half what the big two charge.

The park is split between two experiences. The marine animal exhibits — orcas, dolphins, penguins, sharks, manta rays — are world-class, with active research and rescue programs that are recognized by zoological institutions. The coaster lineup includes Mako (the fastest, tallest, longest hyper-coaster in Orlando), Manta (a flying coaster that mimics manta-ray motion), Pipeline (a stand-up surf coaster, opened 2023), Penguin Trek (a launch coaster through the Antarctica section, 2024), and Kraken (a classic floorless coaster from 2000).

Reality check: SeaWorld's reputation took a hit after the 2013 documentary Blackfish. The park has since ended killer whale breeding, evolved the orca shows away from circus-style performance into educational encounters, and invested heavily in marine rescue work. Most visitors who arrive expecting controversy leave impressed by the conservation focus and unfussy quality of the experience.

If you're looking for an Orlando day that's coaster-heavy and less crowded, SeaWorld is the answer. The marine life is the real deal, and the coasters happen to be world-class.
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SeaWorld Orlando tickets

Prices verified May 2026 — check the official park site for current rates · 6 ticket types compared

Regular
Adults
2
Children (ages 3–9)
2
1-Day Single Park
SeaWorld Orlando only. The cheapest single-day theme-park ticket in Orlando. Excellent value if you're focused on coasters and animal exhibits.
Total for 2 adults + 2 children: $426
$109/adult Children (3–9): $104
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1-Day 2-Park (SeaWorld + Aquatica)
SeaWorld Orlando + Aquatica water park, same day. Most popular SeaWorld ticket for visitors wanting both theme park and water park experience.
Total for 2 adults + 2 children: $586
$149/adult Children (3–9): $144
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2-Day Single Park
SeaWorld Orlando over two days. Per-day rate drops sharply. Ideal for a coaster-focused day plus a slower animal-experience day.
Total for 2 adults + 2 children: $586
$149/adult ($75/day) Children (3–9): $144
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2-Day 2-Park
SeaWorld + Aquatica over two days. The standard package for a full SeaWorld experience without the premium of Discovery Cove.
Total for 2 adults + 2 children: $746
$189/adult ($95/day) Children (3–9): $184
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3-Park Pass (SeaWorld + Aquatica + Busch Gardens)
All three SeaWorld-Parks brands — Orlando + Aquatica + Busch Gardens Tampa — with unlimited visits across multiple days. The deep value pick.
Total for 2 adults + 2 children: $946
$239/adult ($80/day) Children (3–9): $234
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Bronze Annual Pass
Lowest AP tier — unlimited SeaWorld Orlando admission, free parking after 6+ visits, 10% in-park discounts. Pays for itself in roughly 2 single-day tickets.
Total for 2 adults + 2 children: $756
$189/person/year Same price, all ages
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Prices shown before tax. Children's tickets are for ages 3–9; kids under 3 are free, kids 10+ pay adult prices. SeaWorld Orlando uses date-based pricing — the same ticket costs more on peak and holiday dates. Multi-park passes work across SeaWorld's sister parks (Aquatica water park, Discovery Cove dolphin experience, Busch Gardens Tampa).

→ Verify current prices on SeaWorld's official site

Skip the line

SeaWorld Quick Queue

SeaWorld's line-skipping system is the cheapest in Orlando — about 1/4 the cost of Universal Express Pass. Two tiers (one ride per attraction or unlimited), plus free Quick Queue Unlimited for top-tier Annual Pass holders.

Quick Queue (one-time)

$35per person, per day · price for your selected date

One ride per Quick Queue–eligible attraction in the priority line. Covers all SeaWorld coasters (Mako, Manta, Pipeline, Penguin Trek, Kraken, Ice Breaker) plus Journey to Atlantis and Infinity Falls. Walk up to the Quick Queue entrance, skip the standby line, you're on in 5–10 minutes.

Worth it on: peak Saturdays, holiday weeks, and during Howl-O-Scream Saturdays. Skip on weekday value-tier dates — SeaWorld's standby waits typically run 20–40 minutes, much shorter than Disney/Universal.
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Quick Queue Unlimited

$65per person, per day · price for your selected date

Unlimited rides on the Quick Queue line. Walk up, ride, ride again, all day. SeaWorld's premium tier — and at $45–$90, still less than half the cost of Universal's base Express Pass. Best for serious coaster fans who want to re-ride Mako, Pipeline, and Penguin Trek multiple times.

Worth it for: coaster enthusiasts, families with thrill-ride-loving teens, or anyone visiting during a major event. The price-per-ride math at SeaWorld is unbeatable in Orlando — coaster veterans get 15–20+ rides in a day with Unlimited.
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Free Quick Queue via Platinum AP

Includedwith Platinum Annual Pass

SeaWorld's top-tier Annual Pass (Platinum, ~$499/year) includes Quick Queue Unlimited at all SeaWorld parks every day, plus free guest tickets, free parking, and Discovery Cove discounts. The locals' answer to "should I just get the Platinum AP?" is usually yes.

Worth it for: Florida residents planning 4+ SeaWorld visits a year, or any visitor doing 7+ days at SeaWorld parks (incl. Aquatica, Busch Gardens). Platinum pays for itself fast and turns Quick Queue from "extra" to "free."
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Quick Queue prices vary by date — same date-tier pattern as base tickets. Howl-O-Scream Halloween nights have their own separate Quick Queue (sold with HOS ticket bundles). Standard Quick Queue does NOT cover Howl-O-Scream after-dark events.

Add to your ticket

Other ticket upgrades

Three add-ons unique to SeaWorld — the Discovery Cove all-inclusive day, animal encounters that get you behind the scenes, and the SeaWorld photo package.

Discovery Cove all-inclusive day

$199–$329per person · all-inclusive food, drinks, snorkel gear

SeaWorld's sister property Discovery Cove is an all-inclusive day-resort, not a theme park. Reserved-capacity day (capped at ~1,000 guests) with snorkeling in coral reefs, walking aviary, dolphin swim option, lazy rivers, plus all food and drinks (alcohol included). The Ultimate Package adds 14 consecutive days of SeaWorld + Aquatica access. See our full Discovery Cove + Florida water parks guide →

Worth it for: couples, multi-generational families, or anyone wanting a "rest day" inside an Orlando trip. Discovery Cove is unlike any other Florida theme park — relaxed, beautiful, and genuinely all-inclusive. Reserve 60+ days in advance for prime dates.
See Discovery Cove →

Behind-the-scenes animal encounters

$59–$199per person · 30–90 minute experiences

SeaWorld offers small-group encounters with the park's animal residents — beluga whale interactions, dolphin training experiences, penguin habitat tours, behind-the-scenes Mako coaster track-walks. Most run 30–90 min and are limited to 6–10 guests at a time. Genuinely unique experiences not available at any Disney/Universal park.

Worth it for: animal-loving families, young aspiring marine biologists, or anyone celebrating a milestone (birthday, anniversary). The dolphin trainer experience is the standout — book 60+ days out.
See encounter options →

SeaWorld Photo Key

$59per group · digital photo package

SeaWorld's digital photo package. Unlimited downloads of every photo taken during your visit — ride photos from all the coasters (Mako, Manta, Pipeline, Penguin Trek, Kraken, Ice Breaker), animal-encounter photos, and walk-around park photos. Photos available for 45 days post-trip.

Worth it for: coaster fans who want every ride photo. Math: each individual ride photo runs $20–$25, so 3+ photos pay for the package. Pipeline's on-ride photo specifically is one of the most fun in Orlando — riders are stand-up surfing.
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Discount programs

Other ways to save

SeaWorld is already the cheapest theme-park ticket in Orlando. These programs make it cheaper still — Florida resident pricing, military discounts (deeper than Universal's), and SeaWorld's tiered Annual Pass that pays for itself in 2 visits.

Florida Resident Fun Card

Save 30–50%vs standard ticket prices

SeaWorld's "Fun Card" is one of Florida's best deals — pay for one day, get unlimited visits for the rest of the calendar year. Available year-round but specifically marketed during the Spring/Summer "Fun Card" promotional window (typically runs Feb–Aug). Florida ID required at the gate.

Worth it for: any Florida driver's license holder. The Fun Card pays for itself on visit #2 — making SeaWorld effectively free after a single repeat visit. The locals' favorite Orlando-park value pick.
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Waves of Honor (military)

Free 1-day ticketfor active duty + dependents · annual program

SeaWorld's Waves of Honor program offers active-duty military, reservists, National Guard, and their dependents one free SeaWorld admission per year. Plus discounted multi-day tickets and AP rates. Available to active military, US Coast Guard, and three direct dependents per service member. Verify eligibility through GovX.com.

Worth it for: any active-duty service member or family. SeaWorld's military program is more generous than Universal's and at least as generous as Disney's — one of the best free-ticket programs in the theme-park industry.
Learn about Waves of Honor →

SeaWorld Annual Pass

$189–$499per person, per year

Four SeaWorld AP tiers: Bronze ($189) covers SeaWorld Orlando alone, Silver ($229) adds Aquatica, Gold ($309) adds Busch Gardens Tampa, and Platinum ($499) adds free Quick Queue Unlimited, free parking, and Discovery Cove discounts at all parks. Florida residents get further-reduced rates.

Worth it for: Florida residents planning 2+ visits a year (Bronze pays for itself in 2 visits at $99 each). Platinum AP holders get unlimited Quick Queue — turning $80/day Quick Queue Unlimited into "free." Best AP value math at any Orlando park.
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SeaWorld also runs frequent promotional bundles — "Kids Free" weeks, "Preschool Pass" (free admission for kids under 6 with paying adult), and Howl-O-Scream package deals during October. Check SeaWorld's promotions page before buying retail.

Year-round events

Special events at SeaWorld Orlando

SeaWorld has more included-with-admission events than any Orlando theme park. Howl-O-Scream is the one separately ticketed event; the rest run during regular operating hours and add festivals, concerts, food booths, and seasonal entertainment for free.

Howl-O-Scream

$45–$80per person · select nights, late Sept to early Nov

SeaWorld's Halloween hard-ticket event. The park transforms after dark into an adults-leaning haunted experience — five haunted houses, multiple "scare zones," themed bars and food booths, and most coasters running with shorter waits. NOT kid-friendly (intended for ages 13+). Less intense than Universal's HHN, more intense than Disney's Mickey's Halloween Party.

Worth it for: visitors who want a haunted-house experience without HHN's premium pricing. Tuesday–Thursday nights are the value picks at $45–$55. Mako, Manta, and Pipeline running after dark with no daytime crowds is genuinely magical.
See Howl-O-Scream dates →

SeaWorld Christmas Celebration

Includedwith regular ticket · mid-Nov to early Jan

SeaWorld's Christmas event spans the entire park: 3 million holiday lights, "Sea of Trees" lakefront light show, themed shows including a Polar Express live experience, holiday-overlay versions of regular shows, plus seasonal food and warming drinks. The least-crowded Orlando holiday experience.

Worth a visit: any December visitor wanting Orlando's Christmas atmosphere without Disney/Universal pricing. The Sea of Trees is worth the trip alone — and at SeaWorld's lower base ticket price, December at SeaWorld is a steal.
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Seven Seas Food Festival

Includedwith regular ticket · Feb to May, weekends

SeaWorld's spring culinary festival — 50+ international food booths around the park (Caribbean, Mediterranean, Asian, Latin American), a-la-carte tasting plates, a Saturday-night concert series with national acts (past lineups include LL Cool J, Lifehouse, Gin Blossoms, Kool & the Gang). Think EPCOT Food & Wine but with rock concerts and lower crowds.

Worth a visit: spring visitors wanting a foodie experience without EPCOT's walking distances. The concert series alone is worth the day for music fans — concerts run on the park's lakeside Bayside Stadium.
See concert lineup →

Howl-O-Scream is sold separately from regular park admission and operates after the park closes to day-ticket holders (typically 6 PM). The Christmas Celebration, Seven Seas Food Festival, and the spring "Bands, Brew & BBQ" festival are all included with regular admission. SeaWorld AP holders get exclusive previews of these festivals.

Top attractions

The rides you can't skip

SeaWorld Orlando has 5 world-class coasters plus several major animal experiences. These six are essential for a full day.

Headliner

Mako

The fastest, tallest, and longest coaster in Orlando. A "hyper coaster" that climbs to 200 ft and hits 73 mph, with steep airtime hills and zero inversions — a different style of intense than Universal's loop-heavy coasters. Most coaster fans rank Mako in their Orlando top 3.

Height: 54" minimum
Headliner

Pipeline: The Surf Coaster

A stand-up surf coaster (opened 2023) — riders stand and lean as the train carves through wave-shaped track elements. Genuinely unique ride mechanics; no other coaster works quite like this. The interactive standing posture turns each ride into an athletic experience.

Height: 54" minimum
Headliner

Manta

A flying coaster — riders are face-down in horizontal harnesses, simulating the flight of a manta ray. Smooth, swooping, photogenic. The climactic pretzel-loop element is one of the most repeat-rideable in Orlando.

Height: 54" minimum
New June 2026

Shamu Celebration: Light Up The Night

SeaWorld's new evening orca show, debuting June 12, 2026 — a theatrical nighttime experience layering lights, music, and choreography over the educational presentation of orca natural behaviors. Replaces the daytime "Orca Encounter" format that ran from 2017 to early 2026 (and the older "Shamu" entertainment shows that preceded it). Orca presentations were paused April–June 2026 to prepare the new show.

Height: No minimum
Family

Penguin Trek

A family launch coaster (opened 2024) themed to an Antarctic research expedition. Indoor-outdoor ride that runs through the actual Antarctica penguin habitat — riders see live penguins from the queue and during certain ride segments. The most unique theme-park-meets-zoo experience in Orlando.

Height: 42" minimum
Classic

Kraken

The OG SeaWorld floorless coaster (2000). 149 ft tall, seven inversions including a zero-G roll and cobra roll. Showing some age compared to Mako and Pipeline, but the inversions hit harder than newer rides — a classic veteran-coaster experience.

Height: 54" minimum
Timing your visit

When SeaWorld is at its best — and why locals love the off-season

SeaWorld's biggest advantage is also its timing edge: the park gets fewer visitors than Disney/Universal, so even peak-tier dates feel manageable. Off-season SeaWorld is one of Orlando's great values. The two main timing variables are weather (the marine animals are more active in cooler months) and which festival is running.

Best-value weeks (Value tier)

Late January through February (during Bands, Brew & BBQ — included free with admission), and late August through mid-September (lower crowds before the school-fall rush). Tickets at their lowest, animals most active, weather mild. Florida residents specifically should buy a Fun Card during this window — it pays for itself in 2 visits.

Worth-the-festival-premium weeks (Regular & Peak tier)

Late February through April (Seven Seas Food Festival weekends — included free, Saturday concerts) and mid-November through December (Christmas Celebration with the Sea of Trees light show). Both festivals add real value to a regular-priced ticket; both are quieter than EPCOT's equivalent festivals.

Avoid unless this is your only window

Mid-July through August — Florida heat is brutal, animals are less active in the midday heat, and SeaWorld's outdoor walking distances tire kids fast. The week between Christmas and New Year's is the only time SeaWorld feels genuinely crowded. If you must visit in peak summer, start at rope drop and leave by 1 PM.

Plan your day

SeaWorld Orlando essentials

Practical info for getting in, getting around, and getting the most out of your day. Hours and seasonal advisories update with the visit date you picked above.

Address
7007 Sea World Drive
Orlando, FL 32821 — between Universal Orlando and Walt Disney World, just off I-4.
Park hours (Regular tier)
9 AM – 10 PM
Hours vary by date — confirm on Disney's official park calendar 30 days before your trip.
Early Theme Park Entry
30 minutes before public
Disney resort guests get in 30 minutes before the published opening time, every day. A real perk if you're staying on-property.
Parking
$30 standard · $40 preferred
SeaWorld parking is right at the front gate — no shuttles or trams needed. Platinum Annual Pass holders park free. The cheapest park parking in Orlando.
Getting there
Drive · Lyft · Hotel Shuttle
SeaWorld doesn't have on-site Disney/Universal-style hotels, but several partner hotels offer free shuttles (Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld is the closest, walking distance). Most off-property visitors drive — Orlando's central location makes SeaWorld a 15–20 min drive from most tourist hotels.
Best entry plan
Arrive 30 min before open
SeaWorld doesn't offer Early Theme Park Entry, but rope drop is the right strategy — animals are most active in the cool morning hours, and the coasters have walk-on waits before 11 AM. Plan to be at the gate at official open time.
Where to stay

Hotels near SeaWorld Orlando

SeaWorld doesn't have on-site hotels in the Disney/Universal style — but several partner hotels offer free shuttle service plus discounted park tickets, and Orlando's central Universal/Disney corridor puts you a 15-minute drive from the gate at any major hotel.

Walk-to-park tier

Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld

The official SeaWorld partner hotel — directly adjacent to the park. 5-minute walk to the SeaWorld entrance via dedicated path. Full-service Marriott resort with multiple restaurants and pools. From $220/night.

Shuttle tier

DoubleTree, Hyatt, Hilton Grand Vacations

Multiple full-service hotels along International Drive offer free shuttles to SeaWorld (and most also shuttle to Universal/Disney). 10–15 min ride. From $160/night.

Value tier

I-Drive value hotels

Comfort Suites, Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn Express in the I-Drive corridor — 10-min drive to SeaWorld. No shuttle but real savings vs partner hotels, and easy parking at the SeaWorld lot. From $90/night.

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Common questions

SeaWorld Orlando FAQ

How much does a SeaWorld ticket cost?
A 1-Day Single Park ticket runs about $89–$129 — roughly half the cost of a Disney or Universal ticket. Children's tickets are usually only $5 less than adult tickets. Multi-park passes (SeaWorld + Aquatica or all three SeaWorld-Parks brands) bring the per-day rate to $80 or less. Florida residents save further with the Fun Card (one ticket = unlimited visits all year).
Is SeaWorld worth visiting after the Blackfish controversy?
Most visitors think yes. SeaWorld ended killer-whale breeding in 2016, evolved the orca shows away from circus-style performance into educational encounters, and significantly increased its marine-rescue investment. The park now operates more like a high-end zoological institution than a "marine circus." If animal welfare is a concern, SeaWorld's current operations and the educational orca encounter are good signals — but if you have lingering ethical concerns about marine animals in captivity, Discovery Cove and Busch Gardens (their sister parks) may align better with your values.
How is SeaWorld different from Disney/Universal?
Three major differences. Lower crowds: SeaWorld gets ~4–5M visitors/year vs Disney/Universal's 10–20M each. Even peak Saturdays at SeaWorld feel manageable. Lower prices: SeaWorld tickets are roughly half the cost of Disney/Universal. Different experience: SeaWorld pairs world-class coasters with authentic marine animal exhibits — neither Disney nor Universal does both at scale. SeaWorld also doesn't have the immersive themed lands of Disney/Universal — it's a more traditional theme-park-meets-zoo experience.
Should I buy Quick Queue?
On peak Saturdays and during Howl-O-Scream nights, yes. Standard Quick Queue ($25–$50) typically pays for itself by skipping just 1–2 long-wait coasters. Quick Queue Unlimited ($45–$90) is for serious coaster enthusiasts who want 15+ rides. Better deal: Platinum Annual Pass ($499/year) includes Quick Queue Unlimited every visit at all SeaWorld-Parks brands plus free parking — pays for itself fast for repeat visitors.
What's the best SeaWorld coaster?
Subjective, but Mako wins most polls — Orlando's tallest, fastest, longest coaster. Pipeline is the most unique (stand-up surf coaster, 2023). Manta is the most photogenic (face-down flying coaster). Coaster veterans should ride all five plus Ice Breaker. Penguin Trek (2024) is the best family coaster in Orlando.
How long should I plan for SeaWorld?
One full day for a coaster-and-shows focus. Two days if you want to deeply experience the animal exhibits AND the coasters AND a behind-the-scenes encounter. Most first-time visitors do SeaWorld in 8–10 hours, including a sit-down lunch and the Orca Encounter show. Pair with Aquatica or Discovery Cove for a 2-day SeaWorld-Parks experience.
Is SeaWorld good for younger kids?
Yes — SeaWorld has Sesame Street Land specifically for kids under 5 (themed to the actual show, with Big Bird, Elmo, and Cookie Monster character meet-and-greets), plus Penguin Trek for kids ready for their first coaster (42" minimum). The animal exhibits are also strong for young kids — touching stingrays, watching sea lions, learning about manatees. SeaWorld is genuinely one of Orlando's best parks for the under-7 crowd.
What's the difference between SeaWorld, Aquatica, and Discovery Cove?
Three different SeaWorld-Parks experiences in Orlando. SeaWorld is the main theme park (coasters + animal exhibits). Aquatica is the water park — slides, lazy rivers, pools with marine animals. Discovery Cove is the all-inclusive premium experience — reserved-capacity, coral-reef snorkeling, optional dolphin swims, all food/drinks included. All three are owned by United Parks. Multi-park passes save significant money.
Is SeaWorld's Howl-O-Scream as good as Universal's HHN?
Different vibe, different price point. Universal's HHN is bigger (10 haunted houses vs SeaWorld's 5), more elaborate, and has more iconic IP-based houses — but costs $79–$119 per night. SeaWorld's Howl-O-Scream is more intimate (smaller park footprint), more focused on adult bar/cocktail vibes than jump scares, and costs $45–$80. If you're a serious haunted-house fan, HHN wins. If you want a fun adult Halloween night without HHN's premium pricing, Howl-O-Scream is the right call.
Are Florida Resident or Military SeaWorld tickets cheaper?
Yes — and significantly. The Florida Resident Fun Card turns one paid day into unlimited visits all year (one of Orlando's best deals). Military gets the Waves of Honor program: one free SeaWorld admission per year for active-duty military, plus 3 dependents. Both programs are more generous than their Disney/Universal equivalents.
Do toddlers and babies need a ticket?
No. Children under age 3 enter SeaWorld free with no ticket required. SeaWorld also runs frequent "Preschool Pass" promotions (free annual admission for kids ages 3–5 with paying adult).
Can I bring food into SeaWorld?
SeaWorld's policy allows small snacks and water — no large coolers or hot food. Note: SeaWorld's "All-Day Dining" wristband ($40–$50/person) lets you eat unlimited meals from participating in-park restaurants throughout the day. Genuinely good value for hungry families since SeaWorld's in-park food prices are lower than Disney/Universal but the All-Day Dining still saves money for groups.
Can I cancel or refund my SeaWorld ticket?
SeaWorld tickets are non-refundable but flexible: unused tickets remain valid for use on any future eligible date (typically up to 1 year from purchase). You can sometimes upgrade single-day tickets to multi-park passes at Guest Services. Third-party resellers (Undercover Tourist, Get Away Today) usually allow refunds before first use.
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