Antarctica: Empire of the Penguin is opening in just seven days! And while it’s not quite open, we’d like to offer you a sneak peek at some of the cool gear you’ll be able to buy while on your expedition at SeaWorld Orlando.

In advance of Mother's Day, we wanted to showcase and celebrate some of the most unique mothers found at SeaWorld Orlando.

After 16 weeks, nine cities and thousands of miles, our Epic Voyage has come to an end.

Take a look at some of the exciting tour stops ...

SeaWorld’s commitment to care for the natural world extends into all areas, including the food we serve in our parks. We feature sustainable, organic, seasonal or locally grown ingredients that aim to minimize environmental impacts to animals and their habitats. Did you know that Dine with Shamu is the first, fully sustainable restaurant at SeaWorld Orlando?

After four months of fun-filled adventures, the Epic Voyage Tour is blowing into Miami for its final stop.

We are giving away five 2013 Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders Swimsuit Calendars for you to get autographed this Saturday at Viva la Musica. All you have to do is tell us the name of SeaWorld's Executive Chef who has been making the delicious Latin cuisine for Viva la Musica. Email your answer to FacebookFans@seaworld.com by 5 p.m. Thursday, May 2. Good Luck!

Come meet the Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders this Saturday at Viva la Musica

The SeaWorld Orlando Epic Voyage Tour cooled down another city – Charlotte – spreading the thrills and chills of Antarctica: Empire of the Penguin. The nice people of "the Queen City" got the chance to virtually walk side by side with a penguin colony, go beneath the ocean's surface and become an Antarctic explorer.

Are you looking for a unique summer camp that will help shape and grow your child’s interests? Then look no further than Day and Resident Camps at SeaWorld Orlando. Our camps offer children an up close and personal experience with amazing animals and encourage a lifelong passion for wildlife and the environment.

Penguins use special calls, or vocalizations, such as squawks and honks that are individually identifiable. This vocalization allows mates and other members of the colony to recognize each other and their chicks. And, now you can, too!