Family Trip to Sea World
 

We have passes, but it was our first time taking our 3-yr-old. Had a good time, except for the usual problems with the way people treat those in a wheelchair and my staying for too long and over-doing it.
I would suggest selecting the View All option.
Early in the pics are some of us having "Dinner with Shamu" a very cool experience. My son loves sea life and can name many fish, whales and most common sharks.

Sea World Trip Pics 08/06

Fantastic pictures! And what a cutiepie he is! I bet he slept well that night.
I know it was fun but grueling on you, but worth it huh? Memories like that are precious.

Thank's for the tour, rkzenrage. Great pictures. I've never seen the bottom of a sawfish before....cool! :thumb:

Your boy did a nice job calling Orca! Maybe Seakdiver needs a deckhand?

Thanks... it was two days & he did sleep pretty hard for a few hours. He does not sleep much, gets that from me.
I may do a thread about my experiences, it is still pretty fresh though & painful. Some little things like a disabled room being smaller, not on the outside of the complex and $30-60 a night more to not being able to see some of the things with my son because people would not let me in line... it was pretty much constant.

He is a cutie! The "big dude, little dude" shirts are a riot. How fun.

Some of those Shamu handlers are HAWT!

That sucks and makes me wonder if it's legal, considering the Americans With Disabilities Act?
That said, I wonder if they see you as an inconvenience for them or possibly a potential lawsuit if they don't keep you from doing something that might injure yourself? They can't guess your ability level.
I really don't want to defend them, just trying to understand their corporate logic. Hmmm...that's an oxymoron, isn't it. :smack:

I was talking about people in the park getting in front of me in line over and over again.

Oh, the patrons, not the park. Doh...:o

This does not happen at Disney Parks, BTW.

Yeah, they keep a pretty good hand on crowd control. A friend went to Epcot, in a chair, with his kids and grandkids. Something like 11 or 12 people all together and because he was in a chair the whole entourage was ushered to the front of the line....everytime.

I'm not sure that is fair either, at least to the people waiting in line for hours.
Seems to me, chair bound people should be treated equally, but I'm not sure what's fair to everyone. :confused:

It would be if people in chairs were treated fairly in line.
We are NOT.

OK, you're not taking about a few people repeatedly cutting in line but a lot of people cutting in line once...at least per attraction/line.

I'm having trouble getting the picture, Man...help me out or tell me to drop it if you don't want to persue it, ok.

I really don't want to be insensitive..... I can tell it's a painfull subject......but shit, man, if we, the public, are being dicks because we're too dense to see there's a problem, this is a chance to clue us in.
Hell, if one person reads this thread and the lightbulb goes on, it's a good thing. Yes? :confused:

Everywhere I went someone got in front of me, cut me off, ran into me (which is painful), etc, etc, etc. When I said "excuse me" the common response was to look at me and then turn back around.
What I meant by continue to get in front of me was one family would, then another then another, the line moves ahead in front of me, I stay in one place.
Someone assigned to me to help me with a buffet just walked away while I was turned away, before I even got to the food.
Now, I really don't think I want to talk about this for a bit. (at least tonight)