SeaWorld Orlando Opens Registration for the Complimentary Florida Teacher Card

SeaWorld Orlando is offering a complimentary SeaWorld Florida Teacher Card to all active and certified K-12 Florida teachers.This will provide teachers with unlimited admission to SeaWorld Orlando through September 5, 2024.

What’s Happening:

  • SeaWorld Orlando is proud to offer a complimentary SeaWorld Florida Teacher Card to all active and certified K-12 Florida teachers.
  • For nearly 50 years, SeaWorld Orlando has been a hub to educate and inspire future generations about conservation and healthy marine habitats.
  • Today’s teachers play a crucial role in helping students learn about and appreciate the natural world and understand their role in creating healthy and sustainable animal habitats.
  • As a way to help continue this mission, SeaWorld Orlando is offering free admission for Florida certified K-12 teachers to amplify their educational efforts with visits to the park through September 5, 2024.
  • Teachers must pre-register online using the ID.me process to receive the SeaWorld Florida Teacher Card eVoucher.
  • To take advantage of this offer, they need to select the Teacher ID button in the top-right, select "Sign Up" and then enter an e-mail address and a password. ID.me requires a Department of Education (DOE) number to audit eligibility for the program.
  • Eligible private school teachers can provide a letter from the principal on school letterhead confirming employment as a K-12 teacher along with a Florida photo ID and their most recent (30 days) paystub to SeaWorld front gate entrance.
  • Once registered, teachers can buy up to 2 guest tickets valid thru October 6, 2023.
  • New this year, Florida Teacher Card holders have the option to add Aquatica Orlando to their Teacher Card for $45.
  • This will get them unlimited access to Aquatica through September 5, 2024.
  • For more information on the SeaWorld Florida Teacher Card program visit, SeaWorld.com.

Tricia Kennedy
As a huge Disney fan Tricia enjoys having Walt Disney World basically in her backyard. When she's not at the theme parks she is either playing drums or with her dog Yoda. She is a lifelong Star Wars fan and has ridden Star Tours over 270 times.