SeaWorld Update: Mako Construction and More (PART 3)
Welcome to the third (and final) part of this new SeaWorld Orlando photo-report. Be sure to also check out PART 2 of this update if you haven't already done so.
In the previous part, we enjoyed walking around more areas of this beautiful theme park and we also briefly checked out the progress that has been done in the area where Mako is taking shape. We will now start to get closer to this new coaster, and then we will visit the remaining areas of SeaWorld Orlando. Enjoy!
Some of temporary walls have been removed, revealing a much larger plaza:
The curved wall has been removed:
The sign welcoming Guests to the Shark Encounter has also been removed:
The stroller parking has been moved to a new, smaller area:
A whale shark is now embedded into the ground:
Mako's station is quickly taking shape next to the Sharks Underwater Grill restaurant:
Walls are still up near the Nautilus Theater:
The Paddle Boats were sold out for the day:
SeaWorld's new Pass Member Lounge is now open. We will post more photos of the location later on:
Mama's Pretzel Kitchen is definitely a great addition:
A new pretzel-themed game booth has been added nearby:
A new phone charging station has been installed near the Wild Arctic/Polar Express queue:
The screen says that Guests have to pay a flat fee to charge their devices:
The sign next to the charging station says the service is free. Directions unclear:
Mango Joe's Cafe has received a new sign:
A new, temporary seating area has been set up near the lagoon:
We will conclude with a few more photos of Mako:
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Alot of nice improvements at park. New CEO really making some improvements. Cannot wait for Mako. After Mako expect a redo for Wild Artic with a rescue theme minus polar bears.
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