SeaWorld, Expedition Odyssey and Arctic
SeaWorld gives name, details for new flying Arctic ride
Expedition Odyssey is taking over the building that housed Wild Arctic, a simulator ride that operated at SeaWorld from 1995 to 2020. It closed with the park during its pandemic shutdown and never reopened. The new dual theaters are a tight fit.
SeaWorld Orlando Unveils “Expedition Odyssey” - A First-of-Its-Kind Arctic Adventure Opening Spring
SeaWorld Orlando has officially announced the name and new details of its most ambitious attraction yet: Expedition Odyssey. Launching in Spring 2025, this groundbreaking experience will transport guests on a thrilling expedition across the Arctic—where cutting-edge ride and video technology meets the raw beauty of one of Earth’s most extreme environments.
SeaWorld Orlando has unveiled details about its upcoming attraction, “Expedition Odyssey,” an immersive Arctic experience ...
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A new immersive experience is coming to SeaWorld Orlando this spring. WESH 2 went behind-the-scenes of Expedition Odyssey to see how crews are bringing the Arctic to Central Florida.
The flying simulation ride is set to open this spring promising a fully immersive experience.
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