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•  SEA WORLD'S POLAR BEARS CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS EARLY!

  View The Polar bears celebrated in style with their own Christmas tree fully stocked with everything a Polar bear needs. 

•  SEA WORLD WATER PARK

  View From 26 December 2008, the Sea World Water Park will become part of Sea World Resort. 

•  SEA WORLD RESORT SUPPORTS SALVATION ARMY!

  View The Salvation Army will benefit this festive season from the generosity of Sea World Resort team members and guests. 

•  SEA WORLD ANIMALS BECOME STARS IN CHILDREN'S BOOKS!

  View Sea World has launched two children's books starring twin Polar Bears Hudson and Nelson and an orphaned Dolphin named Nudge. 

•  VOTE FOR SEA WORLD AS YOUR FAVOURITE MUST-DO EXPERIENCE!

  View Queenslanders are encouraged to vote for their favourite must-do experience as part of an RACQ campaign celebrating the state's 150th birthday. 

•  SEA WORLD LAUNCHES CALM WATER CRUISES!

  View Sea World launched their all new attraction Sea World Cruises, which will include daytime and evening calm water cruises.  

•  SEA WORLD'S SWIM4KIDS KICKS OFF!

  View Sea World is proud to announce it’s sponsorship of the Swim4Kids fundraising event for the second year running. 

•  NEW BOAT FOR SEA WORLD'S SHARK BAY!

  View Join us on our all new ‘Glass Bottom Boat’ experience. Get up close and personal with crystal clear viewing of our largest sharks from above. 

•  A BABY DOLPHIN FOR SEA WORLD!

  View Sea World has welcomed a new baby to its dolphin family with the birth of an offshore bottlenose dolphin.  

•  RECYCLE AND HELP SAVE THE POLAR BEARS

  View Sea World in conjunction with Coca-Cola are committed to protecting and preserving the environment. 

•  THE AUSTRALIAN MARINE CONSERVATION SOCIETY HAS BEEN SELECTED AS CHARITY OF CHOICE

  View Sea World is proud to announce The Australian Marine Conservation Society has been selected as its charity of choice. 

SEA WORLD'S SWIM4KIDS KICKS OFF!

On Thursday 16 October Gold medal Olympian Jessicah Schipper joined eight year old Gus Wauchope, who has undergone a massive 18 operations, for the first leg of the Sea World Swim4Kids event.

For the second year running the Royal Children’s Hospital partnered with Sea World and 97.3FM in a 100 km “tag team” swim from Sea World on the Gold Coast to the Breakfast Creek Hotel in Brisbane to raise funds for sick kids and their families.

Gold Coast Titan Ashley Harrison, Silver medal Olympian Loretta Harrop and radio personality 97.3FM’s Robin Bailey also braved the shark cage for the Sea World Swim4Kids charity fundraising event.

The swim begun on Thursday 16th October and finished at the Breakfast Creek Hotel on the morning of Sunday 19th October.

One hundred swimmers each completed a 1 km leg, swimming in a shark cage towed by Sea World’s Research and Rescue boat, Sea World 1.

Each swimmer actively raised funds by getting people to sponsor their leg and all proceeds of the Swim4Kids event go to the Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation.