Take the kids for some whirling, twirling fun on a classic spinning teacup ride. You control the spin with the wheel at the center of your starfish-inspired riding cup.
The tallest, fastest roller coaster in our California park’s history is coming – a multi-launch coaster with high-energy twists, electrifying loops and inversions.
Take a break on this roundtrip skyride and treat yourself to beautiful views as you soar above the park and scenic Mission Bay on a gently gliding gondola.
Younger kids love this up and down ride across an imaginary ocean – on a flying fish that looks surprisingly like a favorite Sesame Street® character – Elmo.
Inspired by one of the sea’s favorite legends, this flume ride explores a lost civilization, sending (and occasionally soaking) riders on an action adventure.
Buckle up for a multi-media family launch coaster that lives up to its name. Two thrilling launches send riders soaring and diving in the spirit of world’s largest ray.
Oscar the Grouch might be grumpy, but his eel pal is one slippery character! Hang on as he spins and slithers you along on a side-to-side slide of an adventure.
Set out on your own sea turtle rescue mission aboard a boat on this classic spinner ride. But hold on — like SeaWorld’s actual rescues, it can take quite a few turns.
Cool off on one of Southern California’s favorite tube-style raft rides. A winding river turns to rolling whitewater rapids before plunging through a waterfall finale.
Enjoy breathtaking views up to a hundred miles in every direction, from the beauty of Mission Bay to the deep blue of the Pacific Ocean to our city’s historic skyline.
As adventurers on a global mission of scientific discovery, young voyagers can travel to get up close to Ocean Explorer’s remarkable undersea animals aboard Submarine Quest
Flight simulator meets daring adventure as you embark on a thrilling jet-helicopter ride. Soar through the breathtaking, perilous, icy landscapes of the Arctic Circle. Put yourself in your pilot’s hands as he maneuvers treacherous frozen peaks and valleys en route to Base Station Wild Arctic.
