Kraken takes its riders 15 stories in the air to plunge toward earth at speeds of 65 mph, as well as upside down seven times. Long known for providing a number of opportunities to encounter exotic animals and interact with fascinating sealife, SeaWorld Orlando first burst onto the thrill-ride scene in 1998. That's when it opened Journey to Atlantis, a water-coaster ride through the mysterious lost city. Journey to Atlantis was chosen by Disney's Adventure magazine as one of the nation's scariest thrill rides and by USA Today as one of the nation's top five new attractions for 1998. Yet another SeaWorld ride is a wild simulator that takes riders on a bumpy arctic adventure.
Guests narrowly escape a ferocious snowstorm and a sudden avalanche.
Discounts are available for AAA members, people with disabilities, seniors and military personnel.