All guests are welcome to dress up in costumes. Guests who are ages 13 and older may not wear costume masks or hoods, and all costumes are subject to the normal dress code for the park.
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SeaWorld Orlando security procedures are designed to keep our guests, Ambassadors, and animals safe. Please note the following tips and reminders from our security team: All bags, backpacks, and packages are subject to inspection and metal detection prior to entering the park.
Unless you're going to Aquatica, SeaWorld's waterpark, you likely do not need a bathing suit. That being said, on days where I take on the water rides at theme parks, I usually find it helpful to also wear a bathing suit under my regular clothes, as they tend to dry faster.
Since the movie's 2016 debut, Moana Halloween costumes have been controversial. Minority groups say non-Polynesians dressing up as Moana and Maui, the story's male lead, equals cultural appropriation. Proponents say it's fine to wear costumes of your heroes even if they're a different ethnicity.
What about Crocs? Are those a good footwear choice for SeaWorld? Crocs are just fine as long as you've worn them around and that they are comfortable for you. You'll be walking all day, so it's key that your footwear is comfortable.
SeaWorld Orlando allows guests to re-enter the park with a proper hand stamp and valid admissions ticket. Before leaving SeaWorld Orlando, guests must get their hand stamped.
All event attendees — including adults — may dress in their favorite costume and must follow these and other guidelines: Costumes should be child-friendly and may not be obstructive, offensive or violent. Guests may wear masks. However, masks must not obstruct vision and eyes must be visible at all times.
Definitely!As long as she does not attempt to mimic exclusively Afro-American features (i.e. wearing blackface), a girl of any race can dress as Tiana. Which Disney Princess do you think does not deserve to be an official Disney Princess?
SeaWorld Orlando, Aquatica Orlando, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and Adventure Island will go cashless starting Aug.30. That will apply to payments made at restaurants, stores, ticket windows, parking and more. In a post on its website, SeaWorld said cashless payments are “faster, more secure and convenient” for visitors.