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SeaWorld’s new consumer incentives include all-day dining deal and three-for-two park admission
ORLANDO — There’s been a lot of buzz coming out of Orlando this year, with new attractions and new promotions keeping the family-friendly destination top of mind with travellers. Now SeaWorld and Busch Gardens have added two just-for-Canadians deals sure to generate more business for agents.
Canadian residents can enjoy three parks for the price of two with unlimited admission to SeaWorld Orlando, Busch Gardens Tampa and Aquatica, SeaWorld’s Waterpark Orlando, for 14 days.
Tickets must be purchased by April 30, 2014 and redeemed by Dec. 31, 2014. The offer includes free bus transportation to Busch Gardens Tampa from SeaWorld Orlando.
SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa are also offering a free all-day dining deal with the purchase of any single-day park admission. The offer is a $32.99 value, available for purchase by April 30, 2014 for redemption by Dec. 31, 2014.
Agents can book and buy tickets for their clients, with commission, through travel partners including Transat Holidays, Holiday House, Sunwing Vacations, Holiday Escapes and WestJet Vacations.
Agents can also experience SeaWorld or Busch Gardens for themselves, by showing their IATA and/or CLIA I.D. card for a 50% discount at the gate. For more information agents can visit SeaWorldParksTravelAcademy.com
SeaWorld is still riding high on the May 2013 opening of Antarctica: Empire of the Penguin, offering an immersive experience with nearly 250 penguins in an authentic environment. The Antarctica attraction represents the largest expansion in SeaWorld’s history and includes dining and shopping options as well.
“You really get into the realm of the South Pole with Antarctica: Empire of the Penguin,” says SeaWorld rep Angie Llamas. “It’s as up-close an encounter as you can get with these animals, outside of Antarctica itself.”
Next year at Busch Gardens, new attractions include Falcon’s Fury, coming in spring 2014. A 335-foot climb leads to a 60 mile per hour drop – face down – complete with a 90 degree turn. Next year also marks SeaWorld’s 50th anniversary and plans for celebrations are well underway.
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