Why you Should Stay at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld
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Why you Should Stay at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld

It’s a four-minute walk or a brief shuttle ride to SeaWorld Orlando from the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld resort. Theme park fans can’t resist SeaWorld’s thrilling roller coasters, including Manta and Kraken (the FT+L team had a blast riding both).
Recently revealed renovations traverse the resort's 65 guest suites, atrium lobby, spa, casual dining venues, including Boardwalk, plus an interactive water playground. Mist Sushi & Spirits is eye-catching — bar stools surround a flat screen that pulls you into a beautifully shot video of underwater creatures — perfect for this aquatic-themed spot where Shamu dots the walls. (Insider’s Tip: watch the video on your room TV on channel 85.) One surprising element on my way to the pool deck is the sea blue tile squares that squish when you step on them. Fun!
Back in my king suite I admire the chic aesthetic. I love the idea that the sleek sleigh bed can fold away into a stunning mahogany cabinet thereby turning the suite into a vacation-style living room.
One more plus. Guests of the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld can pick up a Benefits Card from the Expedia concierge desk for complimentary Quick Queue Unlimited at SeaWorld and more.
Tags: Expedia | Kraken | Manta | Quick Queue Unlimited | Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld | SeaWorld Orlando


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