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SeaWorld Orlando Food Festival returns
SeaWorld Orlando’s Seven Seas Food Festival is back.
Orlando’s largest theme park food festival runs from February 3 – May 7, with more than 200 global food and drink offerings.
Marketplaces showcase foods from Italy, Ireland, Brazil, Germany, Asia and beyond.
New food items on the menu for 2023 include parmesan truffle fries, pork belly and black bean Brazilian stew, and Italian Beef Arancini.
There will be an all new full-service menu at Sharks Underwater Grill.
Guests can also try the all-new Caribbean Moonshine Tasting booth located next to Seafire Grill.
SeaWorld Orlando’s Seven Seas Food Festival also features a concert series of Rock, Country, Latin, Hip Hop, and R&B artists.
Concerts are included with park admission.
Headliners include En Vogue, The Commodores, Don McLean and REO Speedwagon.
Reserved Seating can be purchased here.
Learn more about : Visit Orlando ( N. America )
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