Single-Day Admission or Sea Lion Swim at Sea Life Park (Up to 27% Off)
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Makapu’u Point park showcases Hawaii’s marine life as visitors touch and interact with sea lions, dolphins, shark pups, and more
Choose from Five Options
- $22 for one adult single-day general admission ($29.99 value)
- $15 for one junior single-day general admission ($19.99 value)
- $15 for one adult single-day general admission for a Hawaii resident ($19.99 value)
- $11 for one junior single-day general admission for a Hawaii resident ($14.99 value)
- $75 for one sea lion swim ($99.99 value)
Makapu’u Point park showcases Hawaii’s marine life as visitors touch and interact with sea lions, dolphins, shark pups, and more
Choose from Five Options
- $22 for one adult single-day general admission ($29.99 value)
- $15 for one junior single-day general admission ($19.99 value)
- $15 for one adult single-day general admission for a Hawaii resident ($19.99 value)
- $11 for one junior single-day general admission for a Hawaii resident ($14.99 value)
- $75 for one sea lion swim ($99.99 value)
Need To Know Info
About Sea Life Park
There are two Hawaiis: the land one, a string of scenic islands, and the underwater one, a riot of fish and coral. Sea Life Park introduces visitors to the latter with interactive exhibits as thrilling as any roller coaster, but much wetter. Below, three of the highlights of the kid-friendly Oahu park.
The textures of the touch pool
The ocean only really comes to life when you know what shark skin feels like. At the touch pool, visitors find out, petting a shark pup as well as starfish, urchins, and a baby sea turtle.
The lovey-dovey dolphins
They'll literally kiss you if you swim with them, and there are a variety of different ways to go about that. You can ride on a dolphin's belly, for instance, or get escorted through the water by two dolphins, holding a dorsal fin in each hand.
The penguin-training tips
Their trainers have taught the park's Humboldt penguins to shoot straight up out of the water, walk upright on land, and to pretend the Happy Feet penguins are their cousins. In their daily trainer talks, the experts explain how it's done.