Marineland Dolphin Adventure

Marineland recently re-opened, and we wanted to go support them. We haven't been there in decades. Things are picking up there and they're definitely working towards building things back up. We enjoyed the aquarium tour which was informative and cool to see all of the aquatic life. We were able to see the dolphins pretty close by their habitat for a while as the guide explained things to us. Our time was cut short by thunderstorms starting earlier than had been forecast so we didn't end up getting to look at all the shark, turtle and Ray exhibits. We also had not planned on swimming with the dolphins, but saw other people participating in that. The gift shop area is ok but they need to work on getting more stock of various items. No t-shirts were available larger than XL, but I was able to order one larger through their website. Also, almost no souvenirs had dolphins (the thing they are famous for) on them. I know they're rebuilding things, so it's understandable. The general admission only $20 per person, and worth it. Going there brought back memories of childhood trips.

This place was incredible, the staff was so nice and welcoming. We travelled far from out of town and the staff was very friendly. Worker named Ashely was extremely attentive and helpful! All animals here seem so happy and well taken care of, they are all moving around and active. Did the dolphin encounter and the trainers were so great and the dolphins do a phenomenal job. Overall 10/10 experience. Would recommend and would go back!! LOVE it!

For the price this place is amazing! The dolphin show was so cool and they offer a ton of specialty packages to interact with the dolphins. We stuck to general admission and had a wonderful time! Make sure you plan to go when the dolphin presentation is running because otherwise it could be a little to quick of a visit. Love the gift shop and it's reasonably priced. Highly recommend.

My husband treated me to a dream 😴 bucket list adventure of interaction with the dolphins 🐬 So if you’re visiting Marineland for the first time ⏰ you want to arrive about an hour before your scheduled 📅 Dolphin 🐬 experience. If you want to swim 🏊‍♀️ with the dolphins 🐬 I Recommend investing 💰 the extra for the ride of your life. The dolphin 🐬 show only lasts about 30 minutes and aside from that and the personal 🧍‍♂️ dolphin 🐬 encounter there is not much more to see 👀 In the summertime it’s extremely hot and there is limited shade so get there as early as you can, especially if you have kiddos 🧒 parking 🅿️ is tight but there is extra parking 🚘 across the street. They do have picnic 🧺 tables under the shade and 3 other tanks in main entrance of park 🌲 Bathrooms 🚽 are clean 🧼 and maintained and if you forget to add the photo 📷 package to your dolphin 🐬 time 🕰️ they have that available for your purchase after your dolphin 🐬 meetup. My husband and I both did the dolphin 🐬 greet however if you do have a family 👬that does NOT do the dolphin 🐬 thing, they can stand in the bleachers seating area and easily take video and photos 📸 of you for free 🆓 as the Marineland does NOT allow you to do the phots or video 📱 while in water 💦 with the dolphins 🐬

I have always wanted to swim with dolphins. Marineland made my dream come true. The dolphins and the trainers are amazing! They truly love what they do and care deeply about marine conservation. Our dolphin that we got to interact with was named Shaka. She is a 30 year old female and super sweet. We did the swim adventure package and the belly ride was amazing. I highly recommend having your dolphin adventure at Marineland. Not only will you have a great time but you will be supporting an organization that cares deeply about education and conservation.

Came here on a fieldtrip with my kids. The park is beautiful, nestled right along the beach. It wasnt overly crowded and the staff was very knowledgeable and attentive. Thus is a lovely and relaxing way to get up close to our marine friends.

Loved the Education and the Experience. Arrive early so you can hear about the Rays and the Nurse Sharks. Then watch the dolphins feeding and show. Finally the tour of the Aquarium for a behind the scenes viewing!

We just paid general admission. Aside from the dolphins, there are 3 above ground pools, one as a sea turtle in it, one has some rays and some nurse shark that you can't see and one is empty. There isn't enough room on the deck for people to see the ray feeding. The dolphin training show was good but ten minutes long. Now I understand it $20 but it's about 30 mins of entertainment. If you swim with the dolphins its perhaps worth it, but I personally would drive to Orlando and go to Discovery Cove. Yes its more money, but its a whole day and all inclusive.