The Best Sea World Shows

Welcome to the Sea World shows page. All shows at Sea World are included in your admission price. Simply pick up a show guide at the park entrance to see when shows are scheduled. You'll find descriptions and pictures of:-

• Clyde & Seamore Take Pirate Island
• Odyssea
• Blue Horizons
• Pets Ahoy

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Sea World Shows: Clyde & Seamore Take Pirate Island

This will have the whole family laughing. It's a hilarious, slapstick pantomine of a show that is propoably the funniest in all of Sea World Orlando. It features a sealion, a walrus and an otter as the main characters, supported by the human trainers who play pirates. There's a storyline about pirates stranded on an island and the search for missing treasure, but really the plot is irrelevent! Its the humor and pure silliness of the show that keeps audiences laughing.





The shows takes place in the Sea Lion & Otter Stadium and runs for about 25 minutes. Be sure to get a seat promptly or else you may be the focus of the pre-show act in which the actors make fun of those last people arriving as they find their seats.





The show has some really bad acting and even worse jokes that will make you groan, ugh! But its all in good fun, there's plenty of bloopers that are in fact part of the script. The actors even poke fun at the other Sea World shows such as 'Believe'. The part about the boy who carves a necklace out of a piece of driftwood is given a pretty ruthless mocking!

Sea World Shows: Odyssea

The Nautilus Theater is the stage for this indoor show. Odyssea is a non-traditional circus featuring acrobats, contortionists and dancers. It is similar in style to the Cirque Du Soleil. The theme is set around an intrepid explorer who gets immersed in a mystical underwater fantasy world filled with strange and wonderful creatures.

There are no live animals here to see. But you won't be disappointed by the performances. A contortionist performs seemingly impossible moves inside an oyster shell, penguins jump and dive off trampolines and there's a 'human slinky'. Its a sort of tube costume with really big arms and legs. It bounces, stretches and slides in various different ways that make you wonder 'How do they do that?'

Sea World Shows: Blue Horizons

This takes place in the Whale & Dolphin Theater. Its an extravagant peformance in which the sea meets the sky. The sets used are a series of huge frothy waves that cascade down and around the sides of the main pool area and stage. The show itself is another Cirque Du Soleil-esque event with trapeze artists, acrobats and divers who jump from the very top levels of the set into the pool below.



Dolphins are the marine stars of this show as well as an arrary of exotic macaws and Andean condors that fly back and forth across the stadium.

Again, there is a corny element to the show, which is the storyline narrated to the audience at the beginning of the performance. Its about a woman who ventures, dream-like, to a point where the sea meets the sky. Once there she aspires to meet with the animal and bird spirits. As you may have guessed, its pretty cheesey and irrelevant, really.





The best parts are the high-wire acrobatics and diving together with the dolphins jumping and birds flying all at once! The music was performed by the Seattle Symphony Orchestra.

Sea World Shows: Pets Ahoy

Many of the SeaWorld animals here have been adopted from local animal shelters or rescue facilities. The stage is set indoors and is made to look like an Atlantic coast beach front, complete with colorful wooden houses, a lighthouse and even a radio station. There are cats, dogs, rats, ducks, a skunk and a pig. You'll see cats slinking their way across high wires from one side of the room to the other.

Then there's a sequence in which all the animals and birds dash about the stage. Dogs go into a door, only to flush out a few cats, who then run into a hut and a skunk comes out and so on. Its really quite clever how its all put together. There's a particularly comical moment where a dog turns the handle of a vending machine that reads "Hot Dogs for Sale", and the machine cranks out lots of little weiner dogs!

At the end of the show the dogs and their trainers welcome audience members down to the front to meet the stars of the show. You will get the chance to pet the some of animals. If you have small children this is definately worth seeing!

***There's so much to see at Sea World Florida, don't miss the Kraken & Journey to Atlantis and the fascinating wildlife exhibits.***

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