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Shamu the Killer Whale -- Undisputed Star of SeaWorld!SeaWorld San Diego will bring out the whale-lover in you!In the slide show above, you're viewing pictures of Shamu the Killer Whale and his trainers! These photos come from various performances of the popular Shamu Show at Sea World San Diego. On this page, you'll discover info about SeaWorld's attractions which feature the much-loved Shamu. On other pages of this section, you'll discover SeaWorld's many other activities...from dolphin and other animal shows...to exciting rides! Do you have your SeaWorld tickets yet? If not, don't forget to check out the SeaWorld San Diego Discount Tickets page, where you'll find a whole list of ways to save money with SeaWorld ticket deals and specials! Viewing Shamu will be a highlight of your day at Sea World!
On this page, we'll talk about the activities at SeaWorld San Diego which revolve around Shamu the Killer Whale. First we'll talk about the "Believe" show, which is a killer whale show that's included in the admission fees you pay to enter Sea World Park. After that, we'll talk about the extra-fee activities you can enjoy with Shamu at SeaWorld. These include dining with Shamu for breakfast or lunch, or participating in Shamu's "trainer for a day" program. Were you looking for information about SeaWorld San Antonio? If you were, you may use the following link to jump to the "SeaWorld San Antonio" pages of this website, which are in the "Road Trips to Los Angeles" section of this website. Or, do you want SeaWorld Orlando info? You can find plenty of pictures and info on the SeaWorld Orlando Attractions page of our sister-site, www.Have-Fun-in-the-USA.com! Shamu the Killer Whale --- The "Believe" Shamu show
You may attend Shamu's killer whale show (called "Believe") as part of the attractions included with your Sea World ticket purchase. This is true whether you've purchased a one-day ticket, a season pass, or a combo ticket which includes admission to another theme park or zoo.Here are some of the features you will enjoy when you see Shamu's new show, "Believe." A complete re-vamping of the San Diego Shamu Stadium took place for the opening of the Believe show (which debuted in the spring of 2006.) EVERYTHING is new since the previous killer whale show---not just Shamu's tricks. This includes--- *New 2-story-tall stage which includes an unusual centerpiece---the world's biggest killer whale tail fluke! *An all-new sound system---for the all-new musical score created especially for this show! *4 giant LED screens which can function like a single giant LED screen to give the crowd a great view of Shamu at all times. Plus, the four screens can move apart and back together again...and can vary their angles...from horizontal to vertical to slanted sideways! *New cameras have been installed both under and above water level, to give you even MORE viewing angles of Shamu as he performs his tricks! To see photos of the new Shamu Show, "Believe," and to read more about what you'll see when you attend, use the following link to check out the New Shamu Show, "Believe," page of this website.
Other Shamu Shows at SeaWorld San DiegoShamu is the star of other popular shows held seasonally!1.) Shamu Rocks: A hugely popular show which can be seen at night during summer months and during the Halloween Spooktacular is called "Shamu Rocks." Full of lively rock 'n roll music...as well as a little Rock en Espanol, as well...you'll have great fun clapping your hands and stomping your feet along with everyone else in the crowd. While Shamu's daytime "Believe" show is oh-so-heartwarming, Shamu's nighttime show will get you moving with the beat! 2.) Shamu's Christmas Show: Another can't-miss Shamu show is the annual Christmas Show. You'll find the Shamu holiday show both heartwarming AND inspirational, too. It's full of favorite seasonal music (including live singers and instrumentalists) and holiday cheer. But be careful---once you've seen Shamu's Christmas show, your holiday season will never seem "complete" again unless you add it EVERY year to your list of family holiday traditions! For further info, you may wish to read The Making Seaworld's Holiday Show page of this site. Or, to learn about other SeaWorld San Diego holiday aqctivities, be sure to check out the Christmas at SeaWorld page! Shamu the Killer Whale -- Dine with Shamu
For a number of years, SeaWorld of San Diego has been offering the "Dining with Shamu" experience. For an extra fee, you can enjoy a poolside meal while Shamu entertains you and his trainers regale you with interesting details about the whale-training process.The current season is no exception---you may still dine with Shamu at his small, "close up" pool in Sea World San Diego...but the experience has gotten even BETTER! A new Shamu Buffet area has recently been finished (as part of the Shamu stadium make-over for the new Shamu "Believe" show.) In the photo to your left, you can see the seating area of the "Dine with Shamu" buffet restaurant. (The buffet line itself is served indoors, while seating is on the patio.) Are you interested in dining with Shamu? To discover the details about attending this pleasant and entertaining extra-pay meal, you may use the following link to see the "Dining with Shamu" page of this website. There, you'll see photos of Shamu, as seen from the new seating area. Plus, you'll learn where to make your reservations, the prices for eating at the buffet, and details about the new dining area itself. Do you have questions about Shamu?Here's how to find answers!
For whatever question you have about "killer" whales---or any other animal at SeaWorld---the folks at SeaWorld San Diego have an answer. And, they'd LOVE to share that answer with you!If you have a question, first look in SeaWorld's index of "most frequently asked questions." (You'll find ALL SORTS of interesting facts on this page!) To view this index, you may use the following link to visit Sea World's
"Ask Shamu" list of frequent questions.
The phone number for the SeaWorld education department is: 1-800-23-SHAMU. You'll be able to get ahold of a "live" person between the hours of 9:00 am and 4:00 pm Pacific Time.
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