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This past weekend we were down in San Diego to see some family so we did a quick drive by of SeaWorld on both Saturday and Sunday. Also, will add, checking into a hotel for the first time since all of this started was super weird. So be prepared for that the first time you do so. We were hoping to actually be able to stop somewhere, park and take pictures, but that didn't seem possible without breaking a whole lot of rules. Still, some of these pics came out ok. Enjoy! I see something!!  Promise, it's back there somewhere. =)  Emperor and Electric Eel!   Journey to Atlantis looks SO much better with it's new colors!!  On Sunday we took a different route to get to where we were going, was again hoping we could park somewhere to take pics. Didn't happy, but here's a different view!     Can't wait until we have some parks reopening here in CA. Hope this tides you over until then!  We hope you enjoyed this quick drive-by of the park. We hope we can bring you some fun from inside in the very near future. Related Videos
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Helping Teachers, Students and Parents Virtually Explore the Wild World of Animals and Nature  March 31, 2020 – SeaWorld San Diego understands that you may need turnkey, engaging activities now more than ever. Our parks have developed standards-aligned resources available to help families virtually explore the wild world of animals and nature for grades K-12. Parents, students and teachers can explore hands-on, creative resources including Classroom Activities, Teacher’s Guides, Saving a Species Video Series, Animal Bytes and Animal Info Books.
SeaWorld’s distance learning resources can help everyone continue to explore, discover and stay connected in a fun and inspiring environment. Materials can also be accessed by going directly to SeaWorld.org, or through our portal at SeaWorld San Diego Education.  Last week, Steve and Jennifer headed out to Busch Gardens Tampa to take in this years Food and Wine Festival. Of course, that meant getting some awesome pics of Iron Gwazi construction. Who's ready to ride this beast? We sure are!! Take a look. Written by Steve Burant Last Friday we went to Busch Gardens for more Food & Wine fun, but really it was to take some well-lit photos of the current progress on Iron Gwazi's construction.  This ride is going to rape my face, and I'm going to love every second of it.  Still not crazy about the name, but the logo and sign look good.  Look at those coordinated twisties!  The station fly by where the two old Gwazi trains used to fly by each other.  Give me all the overbanks. All of them.  I mean technically we were here for this. What a sign!  Even the moon is like, "Hey there, looking good."  "HEY! What if the moon were made of Iron Gwazi, would you eat it??"  Mooooooon Gwaziiiiiii, shorterrrrrr than a mileeee............  Until I get a better lens, this is the best I can do with moon photos, so I'll take as many as I can during the day.  This is the barrel roll under the lift hill. One could expect a bevy of loose change to be under this element in the near future.  RMC's famous wrong-way banked airtime hill. This is the 2nd hill of the ride and will be sure to provide some fantastic hairtime.  Some ridiculous type of inversion formulated in the same secret lab as Covid-19.  This photo brought to you by PPE.  Steepest hybrid coaster in the world by a whopping 1 degree!  *chef's kiss*  I wonder if the manufacturers who build these terrible wooden coasters are secretly proud that their monstrosities were the foundation of incredible creations by a better engineering firm.  That's enough of the 2nd hill for now. This element will rock my socks.  And the last look at the first hill that will surely be phenomenal.  This barrel roll will also be spectacular.  And whatever the hell this element is called will be scrumptralescent. (RIP James Lipton)  Related Videos
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