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SAN ANTONIO (Nov. 7, 2013) – Beginning May 2014, Aquatica, SeaWorld’s Waterpark, will 
introduce a 13,500 square feet aviary containing about 300 birds representing more than 50 
species. The newest attraction will be one of the park’s serene offerings, giving guests the 
chance to float, wade or walk among hundreds of tropical birds. Some of the birds are 
considered threatened or endangered and our aviary will help in conservation efforts. 
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The aviary and new pools will be located on the Loggerhead Beach area of Aquatica, 
creating a new “waterfront beach” for our guests to enjoy. Guest will be able to access the 
aviary by floating along Loggerhead Lane river, walking through Loggerhead Beach or wading in 
a new pool with a grotto-style waterfall. Guests will have the opportunity to hand feed birds as 
SeaWorld aviculturists and educators will be on hand to teach guests about these amazing 
animals. When Aquatica waterpark closes for the season, SeaWorld guests will be able to access 
the aviary. 

Aquatica San Antonio is a waterpark only SeaWorld could create, blending up-close 
animal experiences with thrilling rides and family entertainment. The park offers experiences 
from the serene, like 42,000 square feet of white sandy beaches, to the extreme, including a 
“zero-gravity” wall on Walhalla Wave. For more details, visit SeaWorld.com. 
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