Sea Life Park Reopens on March 6. Tickets and capacity are limited. Buy online in advance.
Review Health & Safety Guidelines
As we welcome guests back for our Ka Moana Luau and Dolphin Encounters, check out the safety measures we've implemented to keep everyone safe.
Mark your calendars. Sea Life Park will reopen on weekends starting March 6! Tickets and capacity are limited so buy online in advance
Now booking reservations for the award winning Ka Moana Luau. An unforgettable evening with delicious food and an ocean front setting.
The experience of a lifetime, touch and observe dolphins as they swim right in front of you. Limited availability, book online in advance.
Sea Life Park will reopen on Saturday March 6. For a detailed list of experience & encounter availability check out our calendar and hours page.
Each Annual Pass includes our Dayback Guarantee to give you peace of mind when planning for year round fun.
Health and Safety Tips to protect against COVID-19
Sea Life Park will welcome guests back starting March 6!
We want you to know the health and safety of our Guests and Team Members is our top priority. Read on to see how we will best ensure the cleanest and safest environment possible for your visit.
The way we will operate upon reopening is significantly different from what we are all used to as we adapt to the new landscape created by COVID-19. While we are committed to enhanced standards in an effort to keep you as healthy and safe as possible, there remains an inherent and elevated risk of exposure to COVID-19 in any public place and any place where people are present. Please, read this page fully to ensure the best experience possible as you plan your visit and join us. Also, be sure to review important updates to our Operating Schedule.
The health and safety of our Guests and Team Members is our top priority. In these unprecedented times, we have implemented enhanced health and safety measures to help protect everyone. But we can’t do it alone. We are counting on everyone’s efforts to do their part by cooperating with these new measures that are designed to keep every person visiting and/or working at Sea Life Park healthy and safe.
Guests should familiarize themselves with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and evaluate their risk in determining whether they should attend our facilities. If you or a family member are ill or think that you may be getting ill, please postpone your visit until you are well.
By visiting our facility, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.
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Face Coverings Required face coverings for park personnel and guests alike. |
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Temperature Checks Checking every guest and employee upon entrance. |
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Hand Cleansing Asking everyone to wash hands often with soap and water. |
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Hand Sanitizer Providing sanitizer stations throughout the park. |
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Social Distancing Requiring social distance of six feet between your party and others. |
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Limiting Capacity Limiting the number of guests to facilitate social distancing. |
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Sanitizing Teams Performing enhanced sanitizing throughout the day on high-touch surfaces and rides. |
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Education & Training Enhanced staff education and training on cleanliness and safety practices. Please read and follow all posted safety signage. |
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Sea Life Park will reopen on weekends starting March 6. Sea Life Park is currently open for special reservation-required activities, the Ka Moana Lu'au and Dolphin Encounter. We are not accepting annual passes or general day tickets for admission at this time – guests must have a timed, dated ticket for the lu’au or Dolphin Encounter to visit Sea Life Park at this time.
While we are committed to enhanced standards in an effort to keep you as healthy and safe as possible, there remains an inherent and elevated risk of exposure to COVID-19 in any public place and any place where people are present. People who do not show symptoms can still spread COVID-19. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, senior citizens and persons with underlying medical conditions are especially vulnerable and at higher risk for severe illness. Guests should familiarize themselves with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and evaluate their risk in determining whether they should attend our facilities. If you or a family member are ill or think that you may be getting ill, please postpone your visit until you are well.
By visiting our facility, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.