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SeaWorld Orlando – SeaWorld’s Halloween Spooktacular
Join SeaWorld® Orlando every weekend in October for silly spooky fun at SeaWorld’s Halloween Spooktacular®. During this daytime event, children and adults alike will be immersed in an underwater “fantasea” filled with trick-or-treating, dancing with sea fairies and pumpkin fish and kids can create sea-themed arts and crafts. SeaWorld’s Halloween Spooktacular takes place 12-8pm during weekends in October and is included with park admission.
Spooktacular Dance Party
Join Princess Penelope and her friends at the Spooktacular Dance Party. Gather up your candy and kick up your feet as our party host invites you and your family to dance along to a spooky mix of line-dancing favorites as clouds of bubbles fill the evening air. The party kicks off at the front of the park every Spooktacular event night an hour before SeaWorld’s park closing time, so don’t miss the fun!
Sesame Street’s Countdown to Halloween
Join Count von Count, Elmo and everyone’s favorite friends from Sesame Street for the kookiest, funniest Halloween hullabaloo ever! For fuzzy fun with lots of laughs, get to Seaport Theater for this treat of a musical stage show.
Trick-or-Treat Sweets
SeaWorld® offers children the ultimate in safe and exciting trick-or-treat fun. Kids can follow their special Halloween Spooktacular® maps to many different stations throughout the event, each featuring treats galore. With multiple candy stations and a wide array of sweets and treats, kids will be swimming in Halloween Spooktacular goodies.
Strolling Entertainment
Fun-loving sea witches Gummy Worm Wanda, Salt Water Taffy, Swedish Fish Suzy, along with over 35 other fanciful sea creatures, greet, mingle, and play with guests making their way through the event.
Seven Seas Railway
It’s “all aboard” with Otto the Octopus as our youngest guests enjoy a whimsical train ride in Shamu’s Happy Harbor®
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