Want to dive into some fun this summer break with the kiddos? We found an exciting new spot at Seaworld San Antonio where ...

SeaWorld announced new attractions for spring 2025 that have animal rescue themes ... earliest access to the Rescue Jr. Hub at SeaWorld San Antonio. Elizabeth did her first fellowship year ...

Animal rights group PETA has denounced SeaWorld San Antonio following the recent death of a weeks-old dolphin calf in the marine park's care. In a statement released Thursday, PETA Executive Vice ...

But for the past month, the 12-year-old SeaWorld San Antonio show animal had been ailing. And this weekend, he died, the park said. Dart was the third mammal to die at the Texas SeaWorld branch in ...

Most of the animals are in Florida and are currently designated as an endangered species. The effort marks the first time in two decades that SeaWorld San Antonio has cared for a stranded manatee.

SAN ANTONIO, March 8, 2025 /PRNewswire ... unlimited free admission all year long to experience all of SeaWorld's exciting animals, thrills and attractions. With thrilling rides, interactive ...

two new additions at SeaWorld San Antonio. SeaWorld welcomed two new animals to its ever-growing family this summer with a baby beluga whale and pacific white-sided dolphin. The calves names were ...

A new attraction inspired by United Parks & Resorts Inc.’s animal rescue and rehabilitation efforts is coming to SeaWorld San Antonio next year. The theme park plans to open a “Rescue Jr ...

The park told MySA that SeaWorld San Antonio will be open on Thursday, May 1, Friday, May 2 and Sunday, May 4 for all to enjoy the rides, animal experiences and shows. "We appreciate your ...

SeaWorld San Antonio is one of only two places in the ... After Lolita's death, animal care experts at the park suggested his relocation to a habitat with other peers of his species.

SAN ANTONIO — A 44-year-old Pacific white-sided dolphin named Betty who entertained SeaWorld San Antonio visitors ... was "one of the oldest documented animals of her species." ...