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Tips for Travelers with Special Needs

by Frommers Travel Guides

The park publishes an accessibility guide for guests with disabilities, although most of its attractions are easily accessible to those in wheelchairs. SeaWorld also provides a Braille guide for the visually impaired. For the hearing impaired, there's a very brief synopsis of shows. Sign language interpreting services are available at no charge but must be reserved by calling tel. 407/363-2414 at least a week in advance of your visit. Assisted listening devices are available at select attractions for a $20 refundable deposit. For a complete rundown on all of your options, head to Guest Services when you enter the park; you can also call tel. 407/351-3600, or go online to download the park accessibility guide (in a PDF format).

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