Get wet while working side by side with SeaWorld animal trainers as they go about their daily activities of feeding, training and understanding the killer whales and dolphins of SeaWorld. Participants only get wet with the dolphins. They do not actually get into the water with the whales, but there is interaction through training techniques. What to expect After your arrival and briefing by a SeaWorld trainer, you will don a wetsuit and jump into the 55-degree training pool to swim with SeaWorld's cast of dolphins and interact with the park's killer whales, including Shamu.
Space is very limited.
The program can book only two people per day, so the best bet is to call way ahead in advance to make reservations. More dolphins Another educational program offered by SeaWorld is the Dolphin Interaction Program. With this 90-minute program, participants are encouraged to wade into the dolphins' habitat to feed, touch and even give the animals cues for trained behaviors.