A rescue training obstacle course that will consist of three play areas, including a network of nets that will elevate skyward leading to one of three training towers connected to each other via swaying net bridges and tunnels. Playful fountains will add to the aquatic theme. Children will be able to navigate through an agility course made up of colorful geometric sculptures and “buoy-like” interactive features that will spray and splash the kids with water. Rescue Bay Splash Zone where a large boat will be docked surrounded by a training ground and splash pad area. “The space had a placeholder for rides, playtime and activities,” Lake said, “plus we had the capacity to add new, fun offerings with more play and climb opportunities focused on marine life and add new presentations for young guests to hear real-life stories and see rescued animals up close.” Lake said the 55,000-square-foot former Sesame play area made perfect sense for the new attraction because it had been designed with young children in mind.

While Arctic Rescue will have plenty of appeal for older thrill seekers, Rescue Jr. It too will debut in the spring, but no official opening date has been announced. Late spring and early summer are typically when SeaWorld introduces major new attractions, and still on tap for the park is yet another new coaster - Arctic Rescue, a straddle-style ride that will allow passengers to experience the sensation of riding a snowmobile at speeds as high as 40 mph along a 2,800-foot-long track. No matter how young, my hope is that all guests come away with a better understanding of how important it is to be a part of protecting the animals around us, and maybe we can be the spark that ignites a passion in kids to become animal rescuers, scientists, veterinarians or conservationists.” is a fun and exciting way for our younger guests to learn about the animal rescue that our dedicated teams do every day, 365 days a year. “This first of its kind play area is another exciting addition to our amazing educational theme park and puts marine animal rescue at the forefront with our guests,” SeaWorld San Diego Park President Jim Lake said in a statement.

Seaworld animal rescue team