Blue Horizons

Blue Horizons at SeaWorld Orlando offers crowds of all ages to experience a show where Cirque du Soleil meets Shamu.  Trapeze artists dressed in colorful, elaborate leotards take the stage alongside flippered mammals for twenty minutes of wet showtime.

If you sit near the front of the stage, you'll probably get a little bit wet.  However, we found the seats near the middle of the stadium were the best.  We had a great view and for the most part were able to avoid getting wet.

When we saw the show, we saw it in the middle of the afternoon, but it was a little bit crowded.  Plus, in order to get good seats at a decent time, we had to arrive about twenty minutes earlier than the estimated starting time. 

They got started a few minutes late and ended a few minutes early, so we got skimped on a half hour show by ten minutes.  But, if you're used to theme park shows, this is pretty much the industry standard it seems.