Seaworld San Antonio wait times
Live queues for every ride, plus what this park’s lines normally do — recorded here,
because nobody publishes it.
Longest queues right now8 of 16 rides open · 3 min average
Riptide Rescue5 min
Sea Swinger5 min
Texas Stingray5 min
Wave Breaker5 min
Great Whitewalk on
Journey to Atlantiswalk on
Rio Locowalk on
Steel Eelwalk on
Straight from the live feed. The tracker refreshes these every 10 seconds.
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Shows today
Scheduled performancespark local time
Spookley The Square Pumpkin Photo11:00am · 12:00pm · 1:00pm · 2:30pm · 3:30pm · 4:30pm · 5:30pm
Sea Lion Talk11:30am
Orca Encounter11:30am · 2:00pm · 4:00pm · 6:15pm
Beluga Open Viewing11:30am · 1:45pm · 3:45pm
All-New Exclusive Show! Trick-or-Treat with Baby Shark™11:40am · 2:40pm · 5:10pm
Rescue Jr. Animal Talk12:00pm
Aldabra Tortoise Talk12:30pm
Flippers, Facts, & Fun: The Sea Lion Experience12:30pm · 4:45pm · 7:00pm
ImaginOcean12:30pm · 2:45pm · 4:00pm · 5:30pm
Photos with Baby Shark12:45pm · 3:55pm
Alligator Talk1:30pm
Dolphin Talk2:00pm
Turtle Talk3:45pm
Penguin Talk4:30pm
Monster Stomp7:45pm · 9:30pm
Sirens Song8:20pm · 9:10pm · 9:45pm
Shamu Rocks: Moonlight Mayhem8:45pm
Times come from the park’s own published schedule and can move or be cancelled on the day.
Anything marked separate ticket needs its own admission, not just a park ticket.
Wait times ride by ride
9 rides have been recorded here often enough to show a
pattern — typical wait by hour, busiest day, and how often each one is closed.
How busy does it usually get?
- Tuesday is the busiest day we’ve measured, averaging
7 min across the park; Wednesday is the quietest at
2 min.
- Queues are typically shortest around 10am
(2 min) and longest around 6pm
(7 min), park time — from 12 hours of the day
with at least 3 readings each.
Based on 54 days of readings since 2026-07-16,
covering 7 of 7 weekdays.
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About these numbers
Waits come from SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment’s public feed via queue-times.com, which updates every few
minutes. The history is ours: this site takes its own readings on a rotation and folds them into
per-hour and per-weekday averages, which is the only way to answer “is this line shorter than
usual?”. Where the record is thin, the page says so instead of guessing.
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