Source: Undercover Tourist
Located in Key West at SeaWorld, Dolphin Cove is a 700,000-gallon lagoon that is home to Atlantic bottlenose dolphins. This habitat is one of the largest interactive dolphin pools in existence and features two-foot high waves, a sandy beach and a naturalistic coral reef.
At Dolphin Cove, park guests can feed the dolphins during designated times throughout the day.
The best way to get up close to the dolphins at Dolphin Cove is to patiently wait your turn until the crowd ahead of you has finally moved on. Even if you pay for a tray of fish, you’ll still have to wait. (BUT, it’s worth it.)
While Mommy Frog and Leap are happy just to watch the dolphins swim around from the upper level of the exhibit, Tad and Lily aren’t satisfied unless they are belly-up to the pool with their hands in the water. Since the scheduled feedings draw large crowds, we prefer to go first thing in the morning instead.
Dolphin Cove is an indoor/outdoor animal exhibit at SeaWorld. There is no time limit for how long you can interact with the dolphins, but in order to give everyone a chance it’s considerate to limit your front row experience to 15 minutes. Guests can feed the dolphins for an extra charge of $7 per tray of fish.
Source: Undercover Tourist
Dolphin Cove at SeaWorld is one of the largest interactive dolphin pools in the world.
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