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  • Orlando Parks

Discovery Cove Animal Trek

Discovery Cove Orlando

An experience you'll remember forever, visit the only 5 bubble park in Orlando (9/17). Swim with dolphins, snorkel with rays, and be pampered with an all-inclusive experience like no other

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  • San Antonio Parks

  • San Diego Parks

  • Williamsburg Parks

  • Philadelphia Park (Langhorne, PA)

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Sesame Place Philadelphia

Families will love the whirling rides, splashy water slides, exciting shows and parades and everyone’s favorite furry friends at the only park on the East Coast based on Sesame Street!

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SeaWorld Surpasses 40,000 Animal Rescues Underscoring the Ongoing Need to Help Sick, Injured and Orphaned Animals

ORLANDO, Fla. (May 3, 2022) -- SeaWorld has surpassed the milestone of rescuing 40,000 injured, sick, and orphaned animals, underscoring the unrelenting need to help animals in need. SeaWorld has passionately dedicated time, energy, and resources to help a wide range of animal species since its first rescue of a beached Dall’s porpoise in 1965.

Busch Gardens Tampa Bay Celebrates Visit A Zoo Day

ORLANDO, FL (December 27, 2021) – Busch Gardens invites guests to celebrate Visit a Zoo Day today by seeing and learning more about the many species of threatened and endangered animals cared for at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.

For the First Time, Rough Cactus Coral Cared for by SeaWorld at the Florida Coral Rescue Center (FCRC) Funded by Disney Conservation and the Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida Produce Hundreds of Offspring Signaling a Hopeful Future for this Threatened Species

ORLANDO, Fla. (April 21, 2022) – The 2,000 square foot, state-of-the-art Florida Coral Rescue Center (FCRC) is a member facility of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, Florida Reef Tract Rescue Project (AZA-FRTRP), and the largest Florida Coral Rescue program holding facility in the country. It is now also the proud home to hundreds of new rough cactus coral offspring.