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February 25, 2008
Greetings, Adventurers!
Today we wander off the paths of
Universal, and into a place new and exotic. For the past few
years, you've heard about it - and over the past few months,
commercials and hype has been steadily building. You are likely
by now familiar with the advertising campaign, 'What if SeaWorld
created a waterpark?'
Well, folks, IOACentral is here
to reveal what really does happen when SeaWorld creates a
waterpark, and the result is an incredibly lush and tropical
utopia. Full of fun and relaxation for the entire family,
Aquatica delivers an experience that no other waterpark can
deliver. Located behind SeaWorld Orlando, SeaWorld's third
Orlando attraction opens its doors in just five days. Merging
the best of waterpark attractions with the wonder of marine
wildlife, Aquatica achieves points in both beauty and fun, and
is a must see for any family who cares to enjoy a fun and
relaxing day in the water.
Admission to Aquatica starts on March
1, 2008. Ticket prices begin at $38.95 for adults and $32.95
for children, and can be added to almost any type of
SeaWorld/Busch Gardens passport.
Below are several pictures of the park in
no particular order.
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Aquatica parking lot.

Rock work and foliage around the entrance.


This is the infamous slide from that
concept art that dives into the dolphin tanks.

The slide turns clear as it makes the
plunge through the tank.






The lazy river features many water
effects to make sure you stay wet.




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