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May 21

Saluting the Military with "Waves of Honor"

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SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment is honoring the men and women of the U.S. armed services through Waves of Honor. The military salute program provides free admission to the SeaWorld and Busch Gardens Parks, and Sesame Place for members of U.S. armed forces and as many as three direct dependents through 2013.

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Feb 14

New Sea Rescue This Weekend: “Inspiring Journeys”

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New Sea Rescue This Weekend: “Inspiring Journeys”

This weekend on a new episode of Sea Rescue a manatee wanders off course and into the brutal Massachusetts winter freeze. A massive effort to transport him back to Orlando inspires an 8th grader to make a difference. Then, a dolphin is rescued after a vicious shark attack. He becomes an inspiration to wounded soldiers returning from war.

Feb 12

SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Launches “Madagascar Live! Operation: Vacation” at SeaWorld San Diego and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay

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SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Launches “Madagascar Live! Operation: Vacation” at SeaWorld San Diego and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay

SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment today announced it will premiere “Madagascar Live! Operation: Vacation,” an original live musical show featuring the characters from DreamWorks Animation SKG, Inc.’s (Nasdaq: DWA) beloved Madagascar franchise, at two of the company’s parks this summer.

Celebrating the box office success of Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted, which has grossed more than $740 million at the worldwide box office, Alex the Lion and friends will party while on vacation with guests at Busch Gardens� and SeaWorld� throughout 2013.

Feb 07

SeaWorld Orlando and Scholastic Bring Antarctica and Penguin Digital Hub into U.S. Classrooms and Homes

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SeaWorld Orlando and Scholastic Bring Antarctica and Penguin Digital Hub into U.S. Classrooms and Homes

SeaWorld Orlando and Scholastic, the global children’s publishing, education and media company, have collaborated to launch a new digital hub featuring science and math activities for children in grades K-5 all about penguins and Antarctica. The site also features a live “Penguin Cam,” bringing penguins virtually inside classrooms and homes nationwide.

Jan 31

New Sea Rescue This Weekend: “Poisons & Porpoises”

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New Sea Rescue This Weekend: “Poisons & Porpoises”

This weekend on a brand new episode of Sea Rescue a deadly disease hits sea lions off the California Coast. SeaWorld rescuers fight to save lives while researchers try to solve the mystery behind the poison that causes it. Then tiny rare harbor porpoises wash ashore sick and dying. The Vancouver Aquarium becomes the first facility to successfully save them.

Jan 23

New Sea Rescue This Weekend: “Deep Down”

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New Sea Rescue This Weekend: “Deep Down”

This weekend on a brand new episode of Sea Rescue a very rare Cuvier’s Beaked Whale strands and SeaWorld rescuers must figure out how to treat, feed and return it to the sea. Then a sea lion swallows a large hook. Rescuers perform a daring move to catch him and a life-saving operation to remove the hook.

Jan 22

“Good Morning America” Live at Discovery Cove on January 24

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Tune in this Thursday, January 24 as “Good Morning America” broadcasts live from paradise -- Discovery Cove Orlando. Sam Champion, anchor and host of “Sea Rescue” will be joined by Atlantic bottle nose dolphins during several live segments throughout the morning as he shares the national forecast with viewers. Good Morning America airs nationally on ABC from 7 – 9 a.m. EST. Check your local listings.

Jan 17

New Sea Rescue This Weekend: “Great Escapes!”

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New Sea Rescue This Weekend: “Great Escapes!”

This weekend on a brand new episode of Sea Rescue: when a bear destroys a beaver lodge, the only survivor is a baby beaver rescuers name Peanut. A SeaWorld expert becomes little Peanut’s surrogate mom and helps her adapt to a new life. Then two injured sea lions make headlines in San Francisco. One needs help escaping from Alcatraz Island, while the other dodges rescue attempts for weeks at Pier 39 and a harbor 90 miles South of San Francisco.