Super Shark Summer
Get Ready for the Most JAWsome Event of the Year!
- July 7th - August 3rd
- Included with Admission
Dive Into Education
As you journey through SEA LIFE Orlando, stop by our education stations to dive deeper into the world of sharks and rays. Our FIN-tastic educators will be there to guide you through hands-on activities, share fascinating facts, and answer your questions about these incredible ocean animals and the vital roles they play in marine ecosystems.
Super Shark Tour
For just $10, take your adventure to the next level with our Super Shark Tour! This JAWsome twist on our Behind the Scenes Tour shines a spotlight on the six shark species we have at SEA LIFE Orlando. Learn how we care for these animals and get an exclusive look at the top of our ocean overlook where we feed our sharks! It's a must-do for shark enthusiasts of all ages.
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$99.99
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- Unlimited access to visit SEA LIFE Orlando for 12 months from day of purchase
- 10% Off Retail at SEA LIFE Orlando
- 10% Off Digital Photos
New Pass
$199.99
Per Person
- 12 Months of Unlimited Admission to SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium, Madame Tussauds Orlando, The Orlando Eye, The Carousel on the Promenade
- No Blockout Dates
- 10% off retail at SEA LIFE Orlando, The Orlando Eye, and Madame Tussauds Orlando
- 10% Off Digital Photos
Meet Our Sharks!
Bonnethead Shark
Meet Mario & Luigi in our Pacific Ocean habitat!
Did you know that bonnethead sharks were the first known species of shark that are omnivorous? That means they eat both meat and veggies!
Blacktip Reef Shark
Spot Tia & Tamara in our Atlantic Ocean habitat!
Did you know blacktip reef sharks get their name from the black tips on their fins?
Zebra Shark
Find Agave, Luna, & Nebula in our Atlantic Ocean habitat!
Zebra sharks get their name from the stripes they have when they're born. As they grow, the stripes slowly turn into spots which sometimes causes them to get confused for leopard sharks.
Bamboo Shark
Look for our bamboo sharks in our Pacific Ocean habitat!
Unlike most sharks, bamboo sharks tend to stay in the sand and avoid swimming. Their fins help push them along the sand in a motion that looks like crawling or walking!
Epaulette Shark
Spot Ellie in our Feeding Frenzy habitat!
Did you know epaulette sharks have large spots resembling eyes on their backs to scare away predators? They also prefer warm, shallow water in coral reefs and tend to "walk" along the sand to get around!
