Get ready for a new adventure SeaWorld OrlandoIn spring 2025, the park will launch The world’s first Arctic flying theater— a groundbreaking experience that takes you soaring above icy lands and diving beneath freezing waters to come face to face with majestic beluga whales, killer whales and walruses.
Come rain or shine, this family-friendly indoor ride only requires a height requirement of 39 inches, so everyone is guaranteed to experience a thrilling experience. Take in the stunning views of the remote Arctic wilderness and amazing marine life on this 4:30-minute journey that takes you to places few people have ever seen.
Thanks to custom-made filming equipment built specifically for the project, the award-winning production team was able to film in some of the most remote areas of the Arctic, capturing its diverse environments in stunning detail. From lush green landscapes that challenge typical perceptions of the Arctic to snow-capped vistas and clear waters teeming with marine life, visitors will be transported to places most people can’t reach.
“We are excited to introduce this unprecedented attraction to SeaWorld Orlando,” Jon Peterson“This indoor immersive flight theater experience reinforces our commitment to education, animal care and research. When guests disembark from the ride, they find themselves in one of the most remote locations in the world, face to face with some of the Arctic’s most inhabited animals, such as beluga whales, walruses and more. By bringing the wonders of the Arctic to life, we are providing guests with an unparalleled immersive experience that will create unforgettable memories for all ages,” said SeaWorld Orlando President.
It is not clear who manufactured SeaWorld Orlando’s flying theater.
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