Talk:SeaWorld San Antonio
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[edit] Shows
I deleted the following from the shows line-up. These are not listed as shows at the SeaWorld San Antonio website.
- Riptide - A fast-paced show featuring talented and athletic performers, is part of SeaWorld's "Summer Nights" nighttime lineup and is presented at the park's Nautilus Amphitheater. "Riptide" features an international cast of talented performers who have lived the circus tradition and are joined by local gymnasts and a live band. (June 3–August 13, 2006)
- Shamu Rocks Texas! - Exclusive to San Antonio is a returning favorite, the "Shamu Rocks Texas" show, featuring special effects, electrifying music and amazing killer whale behaviors. Audience participation is a key feature of "Shamu Rocks Texas," as guests compete in a pre-show dance contest. The show fanfares with lights and fireworks. This is also part of SeaWorld's "Summer Nights" nighttime lineup and is presented in Shamu Stadium. (June 3–August 13, 2006)
- Sea Lions Tonight - Clyde and Seamore spoof up Sea Lions Tonight with an adventure to SeaWorld. They go on all the rides, they see all the shows, and they go to the Lost Lagoon. This is another show in the "Summer Nights" line up. This show is presented in Sea Lion and Otter Stadium.
Clipper471 13:38, 27 January 2007 (UTC)
Hey Clipper471, the shows were listed in the park's Show Schedule and Park Map when I visited, I even went to all three. Could we revert them back to the page? We can tone down the 'advertisement-ish-ness' from the description. Streamside 06:36, 12 October 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Shamu's Happy Harbor
Isn't Shamu's Happy Harbor a playground? It is at SeaWorld San Diego.66.75.21.158 17:57, 1 April 2007 (UTC)
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