Wet, Wild SeaWorld OHIO

- DON’T miss the lesser-publicized attractions, as they can be the most delightful. The stingray petting pool is a fabulously entertaining, interactive setting for all ages. The air-conditioned aquarium directly behind the stingray pool is a world-class exhibit in its own right, featuring rare and rarely seen species including an octopus, sharks, seahorses, and sea dragons.

What’s it cost?? Adult admission is $33; $25 for children (3 – 11). Senior discounts are available, children under three years old are free. General parking is $6; get a closer “preferred” spot for $10. Discount offers are available from AAA offices; coupons worth $6 off admission are available at most McDonald’s restaurants, and through September 4, a “Family 4 Pack” is offered at the SeaWorld ticket gate, admitting groups of four for $89.

For more information, call 330-995-2121 (TDD number for hearing impaired: 330-995-2185) or visit online address http://www.seaworld.com.

Special Attractions at SeaWorld Cleveland Adventure Park: Jack Hanna Weekend at SeaWorld features Ohio’s favorite zoo-keep, Jack Hanna, in a special “All Star Mutts” show on September 16 and 17, 2000.

SeaWorld’s Wine and Food Adventure, scheduled for September 30 – October 1, offers a taste of more than 20 Ohio wineries. Regional chefs, artisans, and educators will provide samples and information from 1:00 –7:00 PM each day of the event.

The Wild, Wacky Wonders of SeaWorld - More than 101,000 flower blooms will decorate SeaWorld Cleveland this summer. - The Penguin Encounter is covered with approximately 3,000 pounds of man-made snow daily. - If you were to drink eight, 8-ounce glasses of water every day, it would take you more than 5,479 years to drink the water in Shamu Stadium. - The slabs of ribs served by SeaWorld Cleveland during a summer would stretch approximately three miles. - Sea World animals eat nearly 2,000 pounds of fish daily.

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