San Diego SeaWorld Hotels
Forget about the beaches—SeaWorld San Diego is the best way to appreciate aquatic nature in this part of the world. When visitors need to reacquaint themselves with land in San Diego after going to SeaWorld San Diego, hotels like the Doubletree Hotel San Diego/Del Mar provide a friendly place to rest.
Let cute flightless fowl dance their way into your hearts by hanging out at the Penguin Encounter, the newly renovated home of more than 300 penguins. No need to be afraid of the sharks as you watch them dart around in the Shark Encounter. Appreciate the diversity of the fish world by viewing our finned friends at the Freshwater Aquarium, the Aquarium de la Mer and the World of the Sea Aquarium. Cool off after a long day by catching the colorful Shamu Rocks show or the humorous Sea Lions Tonite show.
San Diego visitors to SeaWorld San Diego who need hotels will appreciate the proximity to the theme park, which provides a variety of tours, such as Wild Arctic Interaction. SeaWorld San Diego has camps for children. Holding an event like a meeting or a wedding is a breeze because the theme park has event coordinators; they can even help you book the entire theme park. Corporate trainers can test their skills on a different audience—dolphins—by signing up for the Trainer for a Day program.
San Diego is near SeaWorld San Diego. Hotels nearby the theme park are great for early-risers who want to beat the crowds. SeaWorld San Diego is open from as early as 9 a.m. to as late as 11 p.m. (depends on the month) all year; prices start at $47 for children (ages 3 to 9; under 3 is free) and $57 for adults (and children 10 and up). The theme park is located off of Interstate 5 and is near Interstate 8.
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