Standby BoardOrlando, FLSeaWorld OrlandoSunny Day Carousel

B-Ticket · minor / walk-onBSunny Day Carousel

SeaWorld Orlando · Sesame Street · B-Ticket · minor / walk-on
SeaWorld Orlando: Closed · Opens Mon 9:30 AM

Right now

Park closed
since 7:00 PM today · SeaWorld Orlando is closed · Opens Mon 9:30 AM

Ride specifications

18.9% Reliability

Operating 18.9% of standard park hours across 19 days (372 of 1,966 readings). Early entry and after-hours events are excluded; scheduled refurbishment does not count against it.

Type
Carousel

Specifications from SeaWorld Orlando official site. Fields we could not source are omitted rather than guessed.

Best time to go typical wait by hour in normal park hours · 354 readings over 11 days

11amShortest waits · ~0 min
8pmLongest waits · ~4 min
3 minTypical overall

Sunny Day Carousel is a carousel at SeaWorld Orlando. Across 354 standby readings over 11 days of operation, the typical posted wait is 3 minutes, ranging from about 0 minutes around 11am to 4 minutes at 8pm. It has been operating 18.9% of standard park hours across 19 days of readings.

Recorded & projected wait times

Solid line: the wait that was posted. Dashed line: our single best estimate of what comes next. Projections run seven days ahead.

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Common questions

What is the average wait for Sunny Day Carousel?

The typical posted standby wait is about 3 minutes, measured from 354 readings over 11 days of operation.

What is the best time of day to ride Sunny Day Carousel?

11am has the shortest average wait on record, around 0 minutes. The worst hour is 8pm at about 4 minutes.

Does Sunny Day Carousel break down often?

It has been open 18.9% of standard park hours across 19 days of readings. That figure counts every closure inside published hours except planned refurbishment.

Where is Sunny Day Carousel?

Sunny Day Carousel is at SeaWorld Orlando in Sesame Street.

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