This is one of those strange places that costs a lot, has no rides, yet the time slips away so fast you can almost feel your skin being wrenched away. Most people will go for the experience of swimming with Dolphins but there is more to it than that. Some people will tell you that you can get more time with a Dolphin for less money on the Gulf Coast; that is also true but there is more to it than that as well. But this day was a holiday in itself. We woke up on the Friday morning, early, as we knew weâE?d need to turn up just after 8am to get an early time with our Dolphin. At this point, and upon checking the details on the ticket, we realised we should have been there yesterday. This could have turned into the worst day of our holiday but I suggested we go along and see if we could salvage anything from this self-inflicted fiasco. Joining the queue (really, you need to get there early) there were tears in our eyes âE" this was a day (if not THE day weâE?d been looking forward to). To our amazement, the girl behind the ticketing desk told us that this sort of thing happened all the time. The park was not fully booked and we were allowed in âE" no additional cost, no questions, nothing. If weâE?d done this in the UK weâE?d have been told, âEotough, sorryâE? or words to that effect. Therefore note that you can consider booking well in advance for September but may be lucky and be able to book while you are there if you havenâE?t. We had our photo ID made up âE" these cards also can be used to access Seaworld and/or Busch Gardens for a running 7 or 14 days depending on the ticket you have purchased. The people were mainly Brits. I heard a foursome arguing over who should have paid what for the taxi. Their names were Britney, Chantelle, Shane and Troy âE" I did not know that at the time but rather via multiple experiences of them throughout the day. I asked one of the staff about nationalities visiting and they reckoned normally about 20% US against 80% rest of worl...