SeaWorld Promo Codes & Discount Tickets

1. Buy a dated ticket online before you go

   From $59.99 in Orlando (Oct 29, 2026)Low effortAnyone planning one visit

   SeaWorld Orlando's single-day fine print measures its online savings against the park's general admission prices and says the offer isn't sold at the park entrance. On October 29, 2026 Orlando listed date-specific tickets from $59.99 against a struck $151.99, San Diego from $51.99 against $130.99 and San Antonio from $53.99 against $102.99; these are starting prices that move with the date you pick. Parking, taxes and service fees come on top, and Orlando's flexible Any Day Ticket, good for one visit within six months, cost $119.99 that day.^{[1, 2, 16, 17, 26]}

   1. Pick your park first: Orlando, San Diego and San Antonio price tickets separately.
   2. Try several dates in the ticket calendar and keep the cheapest one that works.
   3. Check the Taxes & Fees line in the cart before you pay.

2. Switch to a 2027 Fun Card for repeat visits

   $144.99 Orlando, $99.99 San Diego (Oct 29, 2026)Low effortTwo or more visits before 2028

   SeaWorld's 2027 Fun Card gives unlimited visits from now through December 31, 2027. On October 29, 2026 it was $144.99 at SeaWorld Orlando ($184.99 with Aquatica Orlando) and $99.99 at SeaWorld San Diego; the Orlando card cost less than three single-day tickets at that day's $59.99 starting price, and the San Diego card less than two at $51.99. Neither park's card includes parking or food and merchandise discounts, and Orlando's is blocked out on December 22, 24, 25 and 26, 2026 and on set 2027 dates. San Antonio sells a 2027 Season Pass instead, $99.99 for SeaWorld and Aquatica San Antonio that day.^{[1, 3, 17, 18, 26]}

   1. Count the visits you really plan before the end of 2027.
   2. Check your park's blockout dates against those plans.
   3. Read the renewal line in the card's details panel before you pay.

3. Do Florida's parks on a multi-park ticket

   Two Florida visits for $106 (Oct 29, 2026)Low effortOrlando and Tampa trips of two days or more

   The Two-Day Two Park Ticket covers any two visits among SeaWorld Orlando, Aquatica Orlando, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and Adventure Island, and on October 29, 2026 it cost $106 in total ($53 a day); the Three-Day Three Park Ticket was $135 ($45 a day). The first visit has to fall within six months of buying and every later visit within 14 days of the first, the discount isn't sold at the park, and a free daily round-trip shuttle runs from Orlando to Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, bookable by phone or online. For longer stays the Four Parks ticket ($249.99 that day) gives 14 consecutive days of unlimited visits and is billed with general parking, although one line of its fine print lists parking as an extra.^{[1, 2]}

   1. Use the first visit within six months of purchase.
   2. Fit the other visits into the 14 days that follow it.
   3. Reserve the Orlando to Tampa shuttle ahead of the Busch Gardens day.

4. Spread an annual pass over 12 months with EZpay

   Orlando Silver $17.50 a month (Oct 29, 2026)Some effortLocals and frequent visitors who drive

   SeaWorld annual passes can be paid in full or through EZpay, a 12-month commitment at 0% APR with no down payment and the first monthly payment due at checkout. On October 29, 2026 SeaWorld Orlando's Silver Pass was $17.50 a month or $210 a year, with free general parking, three free guest tickets and no blockout dates, while the Bronze Pass ($14.50 a month) has blockout dates and lists no parking; Orlando's upgrades page says parking fees start at $35. San Diego's Silver Pass was $14.00 a month or $168 that day, and its limited-time SoCal Pass $11.50 a month or $138, with 50% off general parking and blockout dates.^{[1, 4, 5, 6, 17]}

   1. Count the visits and parking days you expect in the next 12 months.
   2. Choose EZpay monthly payments or one payment at checkout.
   3. Note the anniversary date, because paid-in-full passes renew on it.

5. Add All-Day Dining when you buy the ticket

   $40 with a ticket at all three parks (Oct 29, 2026)Low effortFamilies eating in the park

   SeaWorld Orlando allows no outside food or drinks beyond a water bottle, though exceptions may be made for special diets and baby food, so meals weigh on the bill. On October 29, 2026 the Orlando, San Diego and San Antonio ticket offers all added All-Day Dining for $40, while Orlando's upgrades page sold the deal on its own from $64.99 for adults ($34.99 for ages 3 to 9). In Orlando each wristband covers an entrée, a side or dessert and a non-alcoholic drink up to once every 90 minutes at participating restaurants, can't be shared, and excludes alcohol, souvenir items and meals such as Dine with Orcas; in San Diego, picnic areas sit just outside the entrance, with a hand stamp to get back in.^{[1, 5, 6, 17, 19, 26]}

6. Use Waves of Honor if you serve or served

   Free yearly admission for active dutySome effortUS military, veterans and their families

   Waves of Honor gives US active-duty members, activated or drilling reservists and National Guard members one free admission a year for themselves and up to three direct dependents, after an ID.me check. For veterans, SeaWorld Orlando's page offers 50% off single-day tickets for the veteran and up to five guests, bought and used by December 31, 2026, and SeaWorld San Diego's veteran page offers a one-time free visit for the veteran and up to three guests (its FAQ says two), claimed and used by November 30, plus up to six more tickets at 55% off. Both parks also sell Military Silver Passes, and San Diego's veteran FAQ says base MWR and ITT offices sell discounted tickets all year.^{[8, 9, 10, 21, 22, 23]}

SeaWorld's cart has a promo code box, but on October 29, 2026 none of the ticket, pass or offer pages we read for its Orlando, San Diego and San Antonio parks showed a public code; the savings appear as online prices and dated offers. We list only codes and deals SeaWorld shows publicly on seaworld.com, and leave out ID.me-checked, passholder and email-only offers.

1. Pass prices and coverage depend on the home park

   On October 29, 2026 the 11-park Platinum Pass cost $411 a year at SeaWorld Orlando and $264 at SeaWorld San Diego. Orlando's terms limit select Platinum benefits to its Florida parks and San Diego's say benefits may vary away from the home park, while Bronze, Silver and Gold passes work only at their park or parks of membership.^{[1, 4, 17]}

2. The second visit runs on a 14-day clock

   Orlando's two- and three-park tickets give you six months for the first visit but only 14 days after it for the rest. San Diego's Two-Day Ticket card says both visits must fall within six months of purchase, yet its fine print also says the second visit must come within 14 days of the first, so plan for the shorter window.^{[1, 2, 17]}

3. Fun Cards carry blockout dates and no parking

   Orlando's 2027 Fun Card can't be used at SeaWorld Orlando on December 22, 24, 25 or 26, 2026, or on 2027 dates that include July 3 and 4 and December 23 to 25, and San Diego's card lists seven July and September blockout dates. Neither includes parking, and Orlando's leaves out select special events such as Howl-O-Scream.^{[3, 18]}

4. Listed prices leave out parking, taxes and fees

   Orlando's ticket fine print adds parking, taxes, shipping and service fees to the listed price, and its cart carries a Taxes & Fees line for taxes and administrative and processing costs. On October 29, 2026 Orlando's upgrades page said parking fees start at $35, while Silver and higher passes, the College Pass and SeaWorld's Orlando hotel packages include free parking.^{[1, 4, 6, 11, 14, 16]}

5. Package payment plans are loans

   SeaWorld's vacation package terms require payment in full at booking and offer Flex Pay by Upgrade, an installment loan with APRs from 0% to 36% and a $150 minimum, where a down payment may be required and not everyone qualifies. On October 29, 2026 Orlando's hotel packages page carried a limited-time banner for $0 down and interest-free payments, so read the plan's own terms at checkout.^{[14, 15]}