Clyde & Seamore's Sea Lion High
SeaWorld Orlando · Sea Lion & Otter Stadium
Overview
Clyde & Seamore's Sea Lion High took the long-running Clyde and Seamore comedy duo and reset their act inside a high school framing device, with the two sea lions navigating senior year alongside slapstick bits, audience call-outs, and light conservation messaging. Staged in the open-air Sea Lion & Otter Stadium, the show leaned heavily on physical comedy and improvisation from its human trainers, with the animals' natural behaviors — barking, waving, splashing the front rows — built into sight gags rather than hidden. It was squarely a family comedy show, not a spectacle, and worked best for younger kids who responded to the broad humor.
ParksLog verdict
A pleasant, low-stakes comedy show that did exactly what it set out to do — get families laughing between the park's bigger-ticket attractions. Not a must-see spectacular by any measure, but a reliable, well-loved part of the day for anyone visiting with younger kids during its run.
About this experience
A comedy show set in a high school, with sea lions Clyde and Seamore navigating senior year alongside slapstick gags, audience participation, and conservation messaging.
Best for
- Families who saw the show with young kids
- Fans of the Clyde and Seamore comedy lineage
- SeaWorld park historians
Tips
- Sea Lion & Otter Stadium has hosted several versions of this comedy act over the decades — this was just one era
- The splash zone reputation of this stadium predates and postdates this particular show
Details
History
Sea Lion High opened in 2013 as a refresh of SeaWorld Orlando's long-running Clyde and Seamore comedy franchise, replacing the previous pirate-themed version of the act. It closed in 2020 as the park rotated its stadium comedy offering again.
Fun facts
- Clyde and Seamore is one of SeaWorld's longest-running character comedy franchises, restaged under different themes over the years
- The show leaned on the sea lions' natural vocalizations and movements for much of its comedy rather than elaborate staging