In honor of Military Appreciation Month, SeaWorld Parks around the country are offering free admission to Veterans for the entire month of May.
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SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment is one of the most prolific amusement companies in the United States, sporting multiple marine mammal parks, including SeaWorld Orlando, San Diego, and San Antonio. Here, Guests can enjoy various thrill rides, attractions, and animal experiences like an orca encounter and a dolphin swim. They also offer more parks under their banner, like Discovery Cove, Busch Gardens, and multiple Sesame Street Parks.
They are also known for their animal practices, where they constantly try to rescue and rehabilitate aquatic animals, including whales, sea lions, dolphins, and many more.
Another program offered by the company is Waves of Honor, which grants free or discounted admission for current military personnel and veterans throughout May and June in any of their parks.
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The company has offered complimentary Park access to active-duty and former members of the military for over 20 years and has been utilized by more than 10 million Guests. This program continues from May 14 through July 9.
In a press release, Chief Executive Officer Marc Swanson said, “The Waves of Honor program extends a small token of our appreciation to members of our military for their commitment and dedication to serving our county. We welcome all military families for a fun-filled day as a thank you for their continued sacrifice and service.”
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This includes all SeaWorld Parks across the United States as well as Busch Garden Parks, Discovery Cove, and Sesame Place Langhorne. Some Parks offer 50% discounts while others grant free admission to the military member and between one to six additional tickets.
If you qualify and want to register for the Waves of Honor program, apply here.
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