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ORLANDO, Fla. - SeaWorld Orlando is again offering Florida teachers free unlimited admission.
Eligible K-12 public school teachers can get the Florida Teacher Card, which is valid for admission to the park through Sept. 3. There are no blockout dates.
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How to get the Free Teacher Card
Teachers will need to register online to receive an eVoucher that can be redeemed for the card. Teachers outside of Florida are not eligible.
Private school teachers will need to bring a letter from their principal on official letterhead stating they are a teacher, along with a Florida photo ID and pay stub to the SeaWorld front gate to verify their eligibility.
SeaWorld says it’s offering free admission to teachers to help them "amplify their educational efforts both in and out of the classroom."
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Florida Teacher Card holders can also add Aquatica Orlando to their pass for $48.99. Visits to the water park are also valid through Sept. 3.
Teachers with the card will be able to visit SeaWorld during its Seven Seas Food Festival, which begins Jan. 30. The event will include live concerts, with performances from Flo Rida, Boyz II Men, Trace Adkins and Fitz and the Tantrums. The concerts are included with admission.
The Source: This article was written with information from SeaWorld Orlando.