SeaWorld Update: New Snack Location Takes Shape

Just a few days ago, we shared with our Readers a photo-update showing the construction progress of Mako, SeaWorld Orlando's brand-new hyper coaster.
This morning, we will return to the park to take a look around the existing areas and attractions that are currently operating, as well as other new locations that are being built elsewhere. As you will notice, the park's newest quick-service location is taking shape rather quickly, but there's even more to see. Enjoy:

Welcome to SeaWorld Orlando:

The entry of the park has been divided into three zones:









Inside the park:

New manta designs have appeared on the entrance arch of the Manta Aquarium:





New color scheme for the Seafire Inn:





Divers have returned to the Oyster's Secret area:





Key West:



The Surf's Up Hoops game seems new:



The Dolphin Encounter:





Walls are up next to the showbuilding of TurtleTrek:



Behind the walls:

Journey to Atlantis looks fantastic. It looks like the facade was recently repainted:



The side entrance of the Jewel of the Sea Aquarium was completely refurbished. Gone are the curtains, which have been replaced by walls adorned with themed designs:

The Kraken was closed for a few days due to some technical issues:







Some photos of Antarctica:





The new marquee of the Sea Lion & Otter Theater needs some help:



Happy hour for passholders at the Terrace BBQ restaurant:



The park's newest food-and-beverage location is taking shape next to Shamu's Happy Harbor:



Notice the details:









A new wall is being built to hide the backstage area of the park:



A look at the building from above:



It's much bigger than it looks from the ground:



About 45 minutes before the show, the Shamu Stadium opens its doors to Guests:





Guests get to preview some of the acts of the show:





Minor work is being done inside the Wild Arctic exhibit:



Here's the slideshow containing more than 80 additional photos:

And that is all for now. Before concluding, remember to like us on our official Facebook page and follow us on Twitter for live updates from the parks. Thank you for your support, and see you again soon.