SeaWorld Orlando

Conditional. Bags, backpacks, and purses are allowed but subject to a security search; luggage, wheeled bags, and suitcases are not permitted regardless of size. Exceptions: Luggage/wheeled bags and suitcases banned outright.

Conditional. SeaWorld Orlando's own parking page wasn't fetchable at the URL tried — secondary sources put General Parking at $32-37, Preferred at $47-58, and VIP at $63-74, with rates fluctuating by day and season. RV parking is reported around $55. Buying online in advance is cheaper than paying at the gate. Silver-tier-or-higher annual passes are reported to include free general parking. Sourced to secondary parking-guide aggregators, not a first-party fetch — re-verify against the official site (seaworld.com/orlando/upgrades/parking) when it becomes fetchable. Fee: $32-37 general / $47-58 preferred / $63-74 VIP (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); ~$55 RV.

Allowed. A bottle of water or a refillable water bottle is allowed — the one exception to the no-outside-beverage rule.

Not Allowed. Outside food is not allowed, with case-by-case exceptions for medical/dietary needs and baby food or formula. Exceptions: Special dietary needs/food allergies and baby food or infant formula, subject to approval.

Allowed. Medicine is exempt from the park's general ban on glass containers, and medical dietary needs can be pre-approved.

Not Allowed. Outside alcohol cannot be brought in; alcoholic drinks must be purchased inside from park bars/restaurants (21+ with ID).

Not Allowed. Cannabis and drug paraphernalia are banned as illegal substances/items, with no medical exception stated.

Not Allowed. Coolers of any kind are not allowed into the park.

Conditional. Personal strollers are allowed (subject to security inspection); rental strollers are also available inside the park.

Allowed. The park has multiple free nursing rooms, including dedicated pumping stations at the Baby Care Center in Sesame Street Land, on a first-come, first-served basis. This location-level detail could not be confirmed directly on seaworld.com — sourced from a nursing-room directory site as a flagged last resort.

Allowed. Personal wheelchairs and ECVs are welcome, with rentals available inside; rollators WITH seats are restricted and swapped for a seatless one at security. Exceptions: Rollators with seats are not permitted (device held at security screening).

Not Allowed. Segways and other two-wheeled, self-balancing electric vehicles are not permitted; e-bikes/hoverboards fall under this same ban. Exceptions: Approved ECVs/wheelchairs for guests with mobility needs are allowed.

Conditional. Cameras are welcome, but selfie sticks are restricted in queues/rides/crowded areas, and only securely mounted cameras are allowed on rides.

Not Allowed. Portable stereos, amplified speakers, and other devices that emit loud or disruptive sound are banned. Flags/banners specifically aren't addressed in official materials.

Not Allowed. Folding chairs and tents/canopies are on the prohibited items list. Blankets themselves aren't separately addressed.

Not Allowed. Weapons of any kind, including anything resembling a weapon, and self-defense items like pepper spray/mace, are strictly prohibited.

Conditional. Smoking and vaping (including e-cigarettes) are only allowed in designated outdoor smoking areas marked on the park map. Exceptions: Designated outdoor smoking areas only.

Conditional. Costumes and costume masks are only permitted for children under 13, and only during park-sponsored Halloween events. Exceptions: Children under 13 during park Halloween events.

Conditional. Pets are not allowed in the park (a paid outdoor kennel is available near the entrance), but trained service animals (dogs and miniature horses only) are welcome. Fee: $25/day for the pet kennel ($20/day for Pass Members). Exceptions: Trained service animals (dogs/miniature horses) permitted in the park.

Allowed. Same-day re-entry is allowed with a hand stamp received before leaving, plus a valid admission ticket.

Yes — SeaWorld is a former or alternate name for SeaWorld Orlando. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.

Yes — Sea World Orlando is a former or alternate name for SeaWorld Orlando. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.