Today I got an email from SeaWorld Orlando that they are having a limited time merchandise sale in the Wild Arctic Gifts store. I had to pick up my walrus annual passholder magnet anyway, so I decided to go check it out. Everything is 50-70% off the marked price. There are some really great deals in there! About half of the store is marked down.

I took pictures of everything that was available, but things may change. I don’t know if all the sale stock was on the floor or if they will continue to bring things out. It’s well worth going to check out.

I got a Guy Harvey shirt for my son and myself, and a SeaWorld Monopoly game that I’m thrilled about!

Sorry, I didn’t flip the shorts around to see if they had a logo on them. They are basketball style, though.

The little rectangle dolphin pouch on the bottom is a reusable water pouch. It has a nifty carabiner clip and would be good to carry in the parks on a belt loop or fanny pack.

These shark figurines were literally flying off the shelf. They were nearly gone right after I took the photos. I’m not sure if they’ll be restocked.

The SeaWorld Monopoly I got is on the top shelf. The glow necklace at the bottom is Sesame Street!

If you want to score some really nice stuff to stash away for Christmas, everything I saw is high quality. I usually shop excellent sales like these early in the year so I can donate it to Toys for Tots or the like later on.

The SeaWorld Rescue bag in the middle is a nice sized tote with glitter writing. It was only like $7.50-ish after the discount and I think I probably should have gotten it.

The shirts on the two rolling racks were SeaWorld, Guy Harvey, Salt Life, Costa, and some other brands that are normally in the shop across from Infinity Falls. There were only adult shirts on them.

The 2020 dated merchandise is located in at least two other stores in the park that I noticed. Not as much as here, but there was a sweatshirt in the store at the front of the park. The ornaments are here, so that’s a great deal at 70% off.

If you are local and don’t have a SeaWorld pass, I highly recommend getting one. They are the most affordable of the central Florida parks by far. They are great to their passholders with specials and gifts throughout the year. Being able to see their animals cared for is a rewarding experience each and every time you go. And they have got the most thrill coasters! I’m not lying when I say that I have a good time every time I go. And if you’re not local, visit them! The money you spend on admission and in the parks helps them to rescue, rehabilitate, and care for the animals.

If you’re going to be visiting, you will need to make a reservation along with your admittance. Please be sure to properly wear your mask and keep it on unless eating or drinking. Be kind and pull over away from others before doing so if you aren’t sitting in a restaurant. Obey all safety signs and markers. Wash your hands often and use sanitizer. They have it available for you! Listen to the Ambassador’s instructions, they are there to help keep you safe.