Viva la Musica festival brings Latin food, sounds and fun to Seaworld Orlando

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The Viva la Musica festival at SeaWorld Orlando features a vibrant stage framed by palm trees, lively booths offering authentic Latin cuisine, and a festive "Viva la Musica" banner welcoming guests to the celebration.

Visit Seaworld Orlando during the May 2, 9, & 16 and you will experience the annual Hispanic festival Viva la Musica. During these Saturdays you can experience the food, fun, sights and sounds of the Latin culture. New for this year is that SeaWorld will transform the park’s garden area into a mini-fiesta for families. There will be monitors to watch the concert from afar, educational activities for children, domino tables, up-close encounters with some of SeaWorld’s amazing animal ambassadors and much more. Viva la Música festival activities begin at 1 p.m. each Saturday with concerts starting at 4 p.m. at Bayside Stadium.

Viva la Musica festival at SeaWorld Orlando comes alive with a colorful stage and festive banners set amid lush green plants and palm trees, creating a lively atmosphere filled with the sights and scents of authentic Latin cuisine.

The main stars of the event is the live performances from celebrity Latin artists and local Latin bands. These hot Latin concerts will really bring out the fiesta in you. For the concerts Seaworld is offering some special VIP packages:

  • Front Row Seating – Starting at just $39, guests can reserve a front row seat (just inches away from the artists) and feel like part of the show.  As an added bonus, guests will enjoy $10 toward in-park spending.
  • Floor Seating – Starting at just $19, guests can enjoy reserved floor seats right in front of the stage act.  This package also includes $10 toward in-park spending.

Fans gather at the SeaWorld Orlando amphitheater by the water, eagerly watching a live stage performance under the covered roof during Viva la Musica, surrounded by the enticing scents of authentic Latin cuisine filling the festival air.

After you are done rocking out to the bands you can enjoy some savory Latin cuisine from SeaWorld’s own Executive Chef Héctor Colόn. Try such Latin delicacies such as the tripleta sandwich which is a hearty dish full of sizzling flavor made with roast pork, chicken, steak, cheese, potato sticks and a special SeaWorld sauce. Guests may also purchase a frozen piña colada and enjoy it straight out of a freshly cut pineapple.

Viva la Musica-inspired menu board at SeaWorld Orlando featuring Latin platter choices like Churrasco, Carne Frita, Pollo, and Cerdo with prices, displayed on a vibrant red wall to tempt theme park guests with authentic flavors.

Viva la Musica at SeaWorld Orlando: Food booth featuring colorful trays piled with skewered meats, baked rolls, and tacos inspired by Latin cuisine; two festival team members serve guests behind the counter, adding to the lively event atmosphere.

Grilled skewers and vibrant Latin dishes are served up fresh at a lively outdoor stand, bringing the festive energy of Viva la Musica to life at SeaWorld Orlando.

A black plate piled high with Latin culinary classics—ribs, crispy fried bites, a savory stuffed pastry, and a sub sandwich topped with lettuce—served up fresh for guests at SeaWorld Orlando’s Viva la Musica festival.

Before you leave also make sure to visit the local artisans that will be a part of the festival selling some of your favorite products from back home like home-made jewelry and domino tables.

Guests enjoy shopping for vibrant jewelry together at SeaWorld Orlando’s Viva la Musica festival, with festive “¡Viva la Música!” banners adding to the lively open-air market atmosphere.

The Viva la Musica festival and concerts are free with Seaworld Orlando admission.

To get more details and concert schedule, please visit Seaworld Orlando

 

 

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