SeaWorld Rescue Center

Our family had a heartwarming and educational experience at the rescue center in SeaWorld Park in Orlando. We were amazed by the diverse range of sea animals that had been rescued and rehabilitated, ready to be released back into the wild. From sea turtles to manatees, we were able to see firsthand the incredible work being done to protect and care for these amazing creatures. One of the highlights of our visit was the underwater viewing area, where we could take a break from the heat of the day and relax while observing the marine life in their natural habitat. The peaceful and serene atmosphere of the viewing area provided a much-needed respite from the hustle and bustle of the park, allowing us to appreciate the beauty and diversity of the sea animals around us. It was truly inspiring to see the dedication and passion of the staff at the rescue center, who work tirelessly to ensure the well-being of the animals in their care. Our visit left us with a newfound appreciation for the importance of conservation and preservation of our ocean ecosystems. If you're looking for a meaningful and educational experience during your visit to SeaWorld Park, be sure to stop by the rescue center. It's a place that will touch your heart and leave you with a greater understanding of the precious marine life that inhabits our oceans.

Aug 06, 2024 · Abel Abad

The rescue center is amazing! You can go underground and view the fish through huge glass. Turtles interact with the visitors! Air conditioning and a place to sit doesn’t hurt!!

Dec 31, 2024 · Andrew Dale

There several large animals here, including turtle and sea cow I think, and several fish, pretty big. Maybe don’t know name of each animal, but the world of ocean is so amazing

Jan 01, 2025 · hanhua ge

A great experience. Everything was clean, easy to get to, and lots to see! Props for the staff being super friendly and the entire park being spotless.

Jul 11, 2024 · Tyler Ross

Probably the most forgotten place at Sea World Orlando. For everyone, please visit the rescue center and have a deep look our Sea World all does. I will visit it again!

Nov 04, 2024 · Christian Berling