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SeaWorld

With so many things to do in San Diego it was hard to narrow it down to just one. However, as we only had one day and wanted to do something both boys would really appreciate we decided to explore SeaWorld (it was so hard to pass up DisneyLand, Lego Land and the San Diego Zoo - we will definitely need to go back!)

The boys had a great time. Our length of stay at the park totally hinged on if we could get Cole to take a quick nap during the fun as we knew Sam could skip his but Cole would be a different story. Thankfully he fell asleep during one of the shows and woke up 40 minutes later refreshed and ready to go.

We had a great time and were able to see Shamu, feed Sea Lions, relax with sea turtles, watch dolphins and sharks and gawk at the walrus (those things are massive!!!) The boys had a wonderful time and to top everything off they had an early Halloween trick or treat program and we left the park with a bag full of candy!

We were not brave enough to sit in the 'splash zone' so we opted for higher seats!


This turtle exhibit is the most relaxing place in SeaWorld. So pretty!

Sam fed this guy. It took him a bit to get into the 'picking up slimy dead fish' to throw at this guy but once he did he filled this Seal's tummy.


Cole loved the Walrus. This picture doesn't even come close to capturing how BIG he is.

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