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See Shamu and all of SeaWorld from the comfort of your desk


"Now, no matter where you are, you can enjoy an online experience of our parks including seeing their scope and diversity while planning your vacation. The only thing missing is getting splashed by the real Shamu or taking on the best roller coasters in the world," says Joe Couceiro, chief marketing officer for SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment.
Street View, which Google started using in 2007, is coming soon to more of SeaWorld's ten parks. If you happen to be at Busch Gardens and see someone pedaling the 250 pound Trike Google uses to capture its 360 degree images, you'll know what's up. Watch the video above to see what it looks like!
A virtual visit to SeaWorld may not be as exciting as the real thing, but it's a fun (and free) way to get pumped for an upcoming trip. Click here and search "SeaWorld" to zoom in on Shamu, the roller coasters, and anything you like from the comfort of your desk.
Video courtesy of SeaWorld.
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