SeaWorld Ohio

For the SeaWorld chain of parks, see SeaWorld.
SeaWorld Ohio
Previously known as SeaWorld of Ohio
SeaWorld Cleveland
Location1100 SeaWorld Drive, Aurora, Ohio, 44202
Coordinates41°20′54″N 81°22′09″W / 41.34839°N 81.36919°W / 41.34839; -81.36919
StatusDefunct
OpenedMay 29, 1970; 54 years ago (1970-05-29)
ClosedOctober 29, 2000; 24 years ago (2000-10-29)
OwnerBusch Entertainment Corporation
Operated byBusch Entertainment Corporation
Slogan"The ocean is closer than you think!"
Operating seasonMay–October
Area232 acres (94 ha)
Attractions
Total1
Roller coasters0
Water rides0

SeaWorld Ohio was a theme park and marine zoological park located in Aurora, Ohio. It was owned and operated by Busch Entertainment Corporation. The Ohio location was the second SeaWorld park to be built in the chain, following SeaWorld San Diego, which opened six years earlier. The park was developed by George Millay, founder of the SeaWorld brand.[1] After being purchased by Six Flags, the park was merged with Six Flags Ohio, an adjacent amusement park, to create Six Flags Worlds of Adventure. Later, after the property was purchased by Cedar Fair, it was converted to a water park known as Wildwater Kingdom, which occupied the property until its closure in September 2016.

History

SeaWorld Cleveland (1970–2000)

Shamu show at SeaWorld Ohio in 1999

In 1966, Earl Gascoigne, marketing director at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, was impressed by the success of SeaWorld San Diego and eager to form a partnership with the park's founder, George Millay. Gascoigne spoke with Millay about building a second park near the Ohio amusement park. Millay was uncomfortable with the location and sales agreement, and declined to build there.[2] Two years later, Millay and his team were looking to expand their brand eastward. The company was looking for a location between Detroit and Pittsburgh, as the land spanning between the two cities was the largest and highest-paid blue-collar population in the United States.[3]

Earl Gascoigne had recently left Cedar Point to redevelop Geauga Lake, a struggling amusement park near Cleveland, with Gasper Lococo. The men were searching for a way to increase attendance and revenue at Geauga Lake in ways other than adding new attractions. Gascoigne took the opportunity to reconnect with Millay. Now working with Funtime Inc., Gascoigne convinced Millay to build the second SeaWorld park adjacent to Geauga Lake.[2] The Ohio SeaWorld project was announced in 1968.[2]

SeaWorld Cleveland, originally referred to as Sea World of Ohio, opened to the public on May 29, 1970, after nearly two years of planning and construction.[2] Located approximately 20 miles southeast of Cleveland, in the Western Reserve city of Aurora, Ohio, the 25-acre marine park had over 5,500 guests on its opening day.[4] The oceanarium cost $5.5 million to build, but greatly exceeded the expectations of Millay and his team. In its first 100-day season, SeaWorld Cleveland doubled attendance predictions, as more than 1.1 million people visited the park in 1970.[2]

The marine park was well-landscaped, and won several awards.[5] By the year 2000, SeaWorld Cleveland, now known as SeaWorld Ohio, had grown to occupy 232 acres, but was restricted from adding roller coasters or water rides due to a non-compete clause with neighboring Geauga Lake.[6]

Six Flags Worlds of Adventure (2001–2003)

See also: Geauga Lake

Six Flags announced that it had reached an agreement to purchase SeaWorld Ohio from Busch Entertainment Corporation on January 10, 2001, for $110 million. Six Flags combined the marine life park with the 520-acre Six Flags Ohio (formerly Geauga Lake), along with their nearby campground and hotel properties. The park was ultimately sold due to a competitive restriction clause with Geauga Lake that limited the growth of SeaWorld Cleveland under Busch Entertainment ownership.[6]

Beginning in 2001, the combined parks were renamed Six Flags Worlds of Adventure, covering 750 acres of land.[7] The property was divided into three sections—Wild Life, the former SeaWorld park; Wild Rides, formerly Geauga Lake; and Wild Slides, a 10-acre[7] water park—all included in a single gate price. The sale of SeaWorld Ohio did not include the park's orcas and dolphins.[8] The orca show was replaced by three dolphins from Six Flags Discovery Kingdom until a new orca, Shouka, arrived on loan from a park in France. Along with new animal exhibits, Six Flags added two family rides and a Batman-themed water ski show.[2] Six Flags president Gary Story announced that a five-year plan for the Ohio park included submarine, volcano, and rain forest attractions, as well as a monorail system for transportation.[8]

Six Flags Ohio reported record attendance in 2000, reaching 1.7 million guests.[2] After joining the parks as Worlds of Adventure in 2001, attendance jumped to 2.7 million[9] visitors, but shy of the anticipated 3 million by park officials.[2]

Geauga Lake & Wildwater Kingdom (2005–2007)

See also: Geauga Lake

On March 10, 2004, Cedar Fair, the owner and operator of Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, announced that they would be acquiring the entire Six Flags Worlds of Adventure property.[10] Cedar Fair purchased all 750 acres for $145 million, while Six Flags retained ownership of the park's animals. Six Flags stated that the sale of the Ohio property would allow them to pay down debt and pursue other opportunities in North America.[11]

Beginning in 2004, the park opened without the animal attractions, and much of the former SeaWorld property was restricted from guest access. Cedar Fair had reinstituted the park's original Geauga Lake name for the 2004 season.[12] Along with the removal of the animals and demolition of animal attractions, Cedar Fair stripped the park of all Six Flags branding, including DC Comics and Looney Tunes theming, as licensing rights were not included in the sale.

Opening on June 17, 2005, a new waterpark named Wildwater Kingdom would occupy 17 acres of the former SeaWorld Cleveland site. The addition of the waterpark saw the property being renamed Geauga Lake & Wildwater Kingdom for the 2005 season onward. A second phase to the waterpark was planned for 2006, including a wave pool, body slides, whirl pool, and swim-up bar, totaling $24 million for the two-year project and covering 20 acres.[9] However, the expansion was scaled back; ultimately only a 30,000-square-foot wave pool was added in 2006 at the cost of $5 million.[13] The addition of Wildwater Kingdom was an attempt by Cedar Fair to offset the loss of animal attractions.[12] Many of the structures in the marine life section of the park were demolished or refurbished to complement the new waterpark.

Attendance at Geauga Lake under Cedar Fair ownership dropped 74 percent from 2.7 million in 2001 to 700,000 in 2004.[14][9] Attendance remained at 700,000 through the 2006 season. After the 2006 season, Cedar Fair removed three attractions, including the X-Flight and Steel Venom roller coasters, and the Bel-Aire Express monorail, as well as shortening the operating season to 101 days and discontinuing Halloween events.[14]

Wildwater Kingdom (2008–2016)

The Wildwater Kingdom entrance as it appeared after 2008.
See also: Wildwater Kingdom (Ohio)

On September 21, 2007, Cedar Fair announced in a press release that the Geauga Lake & Wildwater Kingdom would become exclusively a waterpark for the 2008 season. Dick Kinzel, president and chief executive officer of Cedar Fair at the time, stated that Wildwater Kingdom was the attraction's most popular attribute. The company reported that the stand-alone waterpark was a better fit for the area and that they hoped to draw a more local crowd.[15]

Cedar Fair announced on August 19, 2016, that Wildwater Kingdom would not reopen for the 2017 season.[16] The waterpark closed permanently on September 5, 2016 after eleven years in business.[17] Demolition occurred in November 2017. In August 2020, ground was broken on the site for a mixed-use development featuring 308 residential units, 20 acres of commercial space, and 98 acres of park land.[18]

Attractions

SeaWorld Ohio had various attractions, including rides, exhibits, and live shows.

Rides and attractions

When SeaWorld acquired the Aurora property in 1970, the company agreed to a competitive restriction with Geauga Lake, which prevented them from adding roller coasters or water rides.[6] Honoring the no-compete clause, Geauga Lake was restricted from adding animal attractions, while SeaWorld was limited to theaters and motion-based attractions. Instead of rides, there were several different playgrounds located within the park.[2]

Name Opened Closed Description
Mission: Bermuda Triangle 2000[2] 2003 A motion-based simulator ride that displayed undersea footage and special effects.[2] The attraction was situated in a 12,000 square foot Quonset hut, containing four submarine style simulators giving guests the thrill of traveling underwater in the Bermuda Triangle. Mission: Bermuda Triangle was the largest capital investment made at the Ohio park, and the only ride added under SeaWorld ownership.[19]
Pirates 4-D 1997[2] 2003 A 4-D film first shown at SeaWorld Cleveland, featuring Leslie Nielsen and Eric Idle.
Shamu's Happy Harbor 1992[2] 2007 A three-story net climbing structure and pirate ship playground. After the park was acquired by Six Flags in 2001, the attraction was renamed Happy Harbor.[2]
Cap'n Kids' World 1975[2] 1991 Large pirate ship playground and ball pit. Portions of this attraction were retained for Shamu's Happy Harbor.[2]
Dancing Waters 1971

Exhibits

The marine life park included many animal and cultural exhibits.

Name Opened Closed Description
Carnivore Park 1998[2] 1999[2] An attraction featuring animatronic dinosaurs.
Patagonia Passage 1996[2] 2003 A habitat featuring Commerson's dolphins and Magellanic penguins.
Dolphin Cove 1995[2] 2003 Dolphin Cove allowed guests to view, touch, and feed dolphins.
Shark Encounter 1993[2] 2003 An exhibit where guests took a moving sidewalk through a shark tunnel and could view various sharks and fish.
Monster Marsh 1992[2] 1993[2]
Penguin Encounter 1985[2] 2003 Guests could view dozens of penguins on snow-covered rocks and in water.
Sea Lion and Seal Community Pool 1982[2] 2003 An outdoor pool and rock enclosure where guests could feed seals and sea lions.
World of the Sea Aquarium 1973[2] 2003 The Ohio Triquarium held many species of colorful fish, as well as see-and-touch tide pools.
Alligator Exhibit 1971[2] 1990s A small pen with 3 alligators and an overlook bridge for guests.
Japanese Deer Park 1971[20] 1984[2] An attraction that included fallow and sika deer, which guests could pet and feed.
Hawaiian Punch Village 1971[20] A Polynesian-themed area that served drinks to visitors.
Seal Pool 1970[21] 1981[2] A small set of pools where guests could feed seals. Replaced by the larger Sea Lion and Seal Community Pool.
Trout Fishing Pond 1970[21] A small freshwater pond stocked with Rainbow Trout where guests could cast a line and catch a fish.
Dolphin Pool 1970[21] 1994 A small set of pools for guest to pet and feed Bottlenose dolphins.
Japanese Village 1970[21] 2003 Costumed Amas dove for oysters which provided pearls for jewelry sold within the park. Thousands of Koi filled the ponds in the village. The area was also decorated with cultural Japanese artifacts.

Dining

SeaWorld Ohio offered a variety of shopping and dining options. Gift shops within the park held many pieces of merchandise. Food locations served various types of meals. The park also featured Polynesian dining, and several smaller snack stands.[5]

Venues

Several stadiums, theaters, and event pavilions made up the 50-acre theme park.

Name Type Opened Closed Description Notable shows
Great Lakes Catering Reserve Open-air 2003 Four catering pavilions with food service. N/A
Harbor Theater Enclosed 1997[2] 2007 Large 4-D theater constructed for the 1997 season.
Lakeside Pavilion Open-air 2003 Event pavilion located on the shore of Geauga Lake. N/A
Nautilus Theater (Olympic Theater) Open-air 1977[22] 2003 Large, rectangular-shaped, stadium.
  • The Canadian Lumberjack Show
  • Olympic Spirit
  • All Star Mutts
Reserved Picnic Pavilions Open-air 1971 Several pavilions catered to group outings and picnics N/A
Sea Lion and Otter Stadium Open-air 1970[2] 2003 3,000 seat, seashell-shaped, stadium situated on a hill, allowing upper and lower access. Opened with the park in 1970 as Sea Lion and Penguin Stadium.[2]
  • Clyde & Seamore 1000BC
  • Clyde & Seamore Return to BC
  • Sea Lions Of The Silver Screen
  • Clyde & Seamore's Spooky Kastle
Shamu Stadium Open-air 1970[2] 2003 4,000 seat, seashell-shaped, stadium situated on a hill, allowing upper and lower access. Opened with the park in 1970.[2]
  • Shamu Goes Hollywood
  • Shamu for Mayor
  • Shamu the Yankee Doodle Whale
  • Shamu Goes to College
  • Showboat '80
  • This is Shamu
  • Shamu, Take a Bow
  • Shamu Celebration
  • Shamu 25th Anniversary
  • Baby Shamu Celebration
  • Shamu New Visions
  • Shamu: World Focus
  • Shamu's Night Magic
Ski Stadium (Baywatch Stadium) Open-air 1971[2] 2008 3,500 seat lakefront stadium on the shore of Geauga Lake. The Ohio park was the first in the SeaWorld chain to feature a water ski show and stadium. Due to extreme popularity, the stadium was expanded a few years after opening.[2]
  • Tommy Bartlett Ski Show
  • Superheroes Ski Show
  • Baywatch Ski Show
  • Mermaids, Myths, and Monsters
  • Intensity Games Water Ski Spectacular
Woods Arena Open-air 1988 2003 Large, rectangular-shaped, stadium. The stadium remained standing until 2014, when it was demolished.
  • Wild Wings Bird Show
  • Lumberjack Show

Incidents

An 18-foot motorboat wrecked into the ski stadium audience of 4,000 people on August 17, 1996, injuring 22 people. Those injured aged from 2 to 78, and four were left in critical condition from the crash. The boat was a part of the Baywatch Ski Show and crashed due to a mechanical failure.[23]

References

  1. ^ "Theme Park Industry Mourns Death of Legendary George Millay; Visionary Founded the SeaWorld Marine Parks and Wet 'n Wild Orlando, the World's First Waterpark". www.businesswire.com. Retrieved 2017-12-24.
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  3. ^ "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Google News Archive Search". news.google.com. Retrieved 2017-12-24.
  4. ^ "Sea World Ohio: Old photos of Cleveland's forgotten theme park". cleveland.com. Retrieved 2017-12-24.
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  6. ^ a b c "SeaWorld to be Bought by Six Flags". news.google.com. Toledo Blade. 11 January 2001. Retrieved 10 August 2011.
  7. ^ a b "Six Flags Worlds of Adventure includes sights from the sea". tribunedigital-mcall. Retrieved 2018-03-26.
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  11. ^ "Six Flags agrees to sell Ohio park for $145M". Pittsburgh Business Times. 10 March 2004. Retrieved 12 June 2015.
  12. ^ a b "Closing marine attractions catalyst for Geauga Lake's demise". Shaheen Samavati. The Plain Dealer. 25 September 2007. Archived from the original on February 2, 2001. Retrieved 12 June 2015.
  13. ^ "Buckle up for a wild summer". The Blade. 2006-05-27. Retrieved 2018-03-27.
  14. ^ a b "Geauga Lake's new twist". John Booth. Crain's Cleveland Business. 5 February 2007. Retrieved 12 June 2015.
  15. ^ "Press Release". rcdb.com. Retrieved 2018-03-27.
  16. ^ "Cedar Fair Pulls the Plug on Ohio's Wildwater Kingdom". NewsPlusNotes. 20 August 2016.
  17. ^ cwebb. "Cedar Fair to close Wildwater Kingdom, last remnant of Aurora's once-bustling theme park hub". www.ohio.com. Retrieved 2018-03-27.
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  19. ^ "SEAWORLD'S LATEST GOES UNDER THE SEA: NEWEST ATTRACTION TO TAKE RIDERS ON SIMULATED SUB RIDE – Crain's Cleveland Business". Crain's Cleveland Business. 2005-05-31. Retrieved 2017-12-26.
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  21. ^ a b c d 1970 SeaWorld Ohio Park Map
  22. ^ 1977 SeaWorld Ohio Park Map and Guide
  23. ^ "Boat Slams Into Crowd During Water Skiing Show, Injuring 22". tribunedigital-chicagotribune. Retrieved 2017-12-27.
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