SeaWorld Orlando New Year’s Eve 2025. For the adults there are dance parties and a champagne toast, and for the little ones Countdown with Count von Count along with a Sesame Street Parade, for those who can make it to midnight Fireworks cap off the ringing in of the New Year, which makes SeaWorld New Year’s Eve perfect for the whole family.
SeaWorld Orlando is the ultimate destination to celebrate the arrival of 2025! On December 31, the park transforms into a vibrant hub of excitement, blending the magic of the holidays with the electrifying energy of New Year’s Eve. From dazzling fireworks and lively dance parties to breathtaking animal encounters and spectacular shows, this is a celebration like no other.
The night culminates with a jaw-dropping fireworks display at midnight, illuminating the skies above the park. Guests can elevate their experience with VIP viewing options, including a private waterfront patio complete with a champagne toast or reserved seating at the Bayside Stadium for an exclusive performance of the enchanting Winter Wonderland on Ice, capped with a stunning finale synchronized to the fireworks.
Dance enthusiasts can groove to electrifying beats at DJ Dance Party Zones across the park, featuring everything from nostalgic 80s hits to the latest chart-toppers. Families won’t want to miss the countdown in Sesame Street Land™ with Count von Count, where little ones can enjoy a DJ party, nighttime rides, and the festive Sesame Street Christmas Parade.
For those looking to toast to the new year, champagne pop-up bars will be conveniently located throughout the park, offering bubbly cheer to ring in 2025 in style. Celebrate the start of a new year with the thrill, wonder, and magic that only SeaWorld Orlando can deliver.
Entry to the New Year’s Eve Celebration is included with park admission. Reserved seating and VIP experiences start at $39.99 per guest (ages 3+). For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.seaworldorlando.com.
Tuesday, December 31, 2024 – Event activities begin at 8 p.m., with fireworks at midnight.
