Oh, Sea World Australia, I've heard of them before. Fun Fact, before they had the Nickelodeon Universe land for families/kids, that land was originally taken up by the Sesame Street Muppets under the name "Sesame Street Beach." Also, I recall them having a Spongebob themed parade back in 2011/2012; guessing it closed down sometime later since you don't mention it in the video and one of the shows you mentioned in your video show the same layout the SB parade used. Loved the video, as always.
Bermuda Triangle was the best part of Sea World. It was a sad day when I returned to Sea World for the first time since I was a kid, only to find the Bermuda Triangle had been closed just a few weeks before. R.I.P.
Haven't been there for ages, and I can't say It would be on the top of my list to go back, they need to improve if they hope to survive much longer. Thanks for sharing a local park
I preferred Bermuda Triangle but the Viking flume ride was still pretty fun. I just was always terrified it was going to capsize coz of how thin and long they were. This was way before the Dreamworld incident aswell so it wasn't a fear driven from that.
Love this channel. Great commentary, great footage, and very informative. I've been on the fence as to whether or not I should go once I arrive in Australia, but this video convinced me to. Cheers!
there was a water teacup ride not mentioned in this video, but I rode it like 10 times and when I went home and went to bed, my head was still spinning
Congrats on your engagement! Great video. Always so excited to watch your videos due to the fact that it's usually Australia based which doesn't get enough coverage from the rest of the theme park channels. I still love the other videos though because they always are history enriched and provide a new perspective on an attraction even if I'm already familiar with it. Keep up the good work and continue to make Australia proud!
Not that long ago they had a pretty good thrilling coaster in an orange colour, shame they got rid of it. I last went there in 2013 and was surprised how good it was since 2003. I'm heading there in March 2020.
Jet Rescue would have to be my favourite at the park, Storm I found to be a really big let down after The Bermuda Triangle was taken down. Am really looking forward to the new wooden roller coaster Leviathan though. On a hot day running around on the water cannon boats soaking people is always fun as well hehehe
SeaWorld is most definitely a family park. Being a marine park means the rides will always come second. Kids can have their first ride in a big roller coaster here. My son was three and a half when he first went on storm coaster ( he’s rather tall for his age ) and it’s created great memories over the years ( he is now almost six ). Even at ray reef you can have a great time. Even if you don’t choose to feed the rays ;) . Food is pricy and without a discount for even pass holders that’s a little stinging point. I am looking forward to the future. The park needs these kind of investments, but they need to remember one thing. It is and always will be a marine park. Brilliant job boys.
Last time we went the only things that where closed online was storm and the sting ray petting thing. But in saying that as we where going to ride the jetSki ride it was closed for testing. They said it would only take around 40 mins so we just walked around the park we came back around 1 hour later and it was still closed. So we waited more another hour later and it was STILL closed so we ended up leaving and my parents weren’t happy.
Great video and story of a park that, let's face it, we all thought initially for those who have never heard of it, to be a "SeaWorld" theme park out Down Under! Lol, I love the backstory of your engagement happening there and its focus on the families while having some decent actual rides, plus with some context on what's coming. It is not a theme park giant like say Disney, Universal, or "SeaWorld" but it holds its own in what it does and I'd like to visit it one day. Review of ReviewTyme's review: 100 out of 100! A perfect score for a perfect channel and team. I think that's never been done before (a review of the channel lol)
I went to SeaWorld,Wet’n’Wild and Movieworld for the first time a few months ago and I want to go back it was the best time of my life...but I can’t because of COVID-19😢
Thanks mate, literally watching this an hour before we go. Already stalked SeaWorld website and know the storm and 2 of the nick rides are under maintenance (booooooo) but your review didn't sugar coat, was harsh and fair. My first visit was nearly 30 years ago, now I'm taking the wife and a 4 year old. So I'll keep the possibility of disappointment to myself knowing there is beer. Thanks mate 👍👍👍
Yeah Sea World Australia has no connection to the SeaWorld Parks in America, just happens to share the same name (Though with a space in the middle!) - Luke
I've Might Go To SeaWorld Gold Coast Australia During My Australia And Hong Kong China Holiday Megatrip Next Year November 2022. Wish Me Luck. Thanks Mate. X
The reason theme parks like SeaWorld and dreamworld are not popular cuz Gold Coast doesn’t have a lot of people they have less then 1M people and Gold Coast isn’t a major city in Australia only Brisbane Melbourne Sydney and Canberra are
this park isnt owned by SeaWorld (orlando) so why and how is no one being sued? they have the same name and concept but arent the same company. doesnt that go againt the copyrighted name?
It is another one, this one does not have whales, this one is from Australia, the one that you were meaning was from the us, both parks are different. Ppl confuse these 2 parks, there are totally different but have the same name
Sea World Australia is not associated with the American Seaworlds in which Blackfish is about. Sea World Australia has a world-class conversation program and is accredited by the Zoo & Aquarium Association of Australia. seaworld.com.au/conservation
