SeaWorld Christmas Celebration Festival Food Walkaround Photos

Cover Photo : SeaWorld Christmas Celebration Festival Food Walkaround

The main festival area at SeaWorld, Orlando (from a distance).

One of the first kiosks you'll see as you walk into the festival area (on your left) is sort of a "guest services" booth for the festival. This is a great place to purchase a "Tasting and Brew Sampler" lanyard!

The main festival area is just beyond the "Merry Christmas" sign.

Ooooo... the fireside seating area feels so good on a blustery day (which we don't get too many of in Florida), but still - you get the idea!

This smaller booth is located in the fireside seating area, and offers up a drink called a "Frozen Candy Cane", which contains Vanilla Vodka, Peppermint Schnapps, White Chooclate Liquer and some Crushed Candy Cane for good measure.

There's a large grouping of kiosks that make up the main food and beverage area... each has a menu board under and behind the main sign, so you can read about what's available.

The fireside signers perform several times each night. (I'm pretty sure that's not what the group is called, but did I mention there's a booth that serves Vanilla Vodka like, five feet away?)

Way back there in the back (sorry, I know it's too small to read) are the menu items and prices for each walk-up kiosk. Many of the items in this area are available as full-plates or as "samples" as part of the sample lanyard system.

Mmmmmm... you really can't go wrong with BBQ Pork on Mac & Cheese. It's sooooo good on a cold day!

There's a second grouping of buildings along the "festival food trail".

And here's where I found this food boat of Totchos... it's like all the stuff you can get on Nachos, but on top of tater tots and not chips! There's also some amazing pulled pork under all of that!

The smaller booths in the main festival area often feature "adult" beverages, or a single dessert item.

Hot Toddy!!!!

A Hush Puppy Ice Cream Sundae? Yes please!!!

There are also some festival food and beverage kiosks dotted around the park as well. Here, I found a couple in the Wild Arctic area... under a giant roof! (There's some standing tables just beyond the little kiosks as well.)

You know this is the Chicken and Waffles booth because, well... there's a giant sign that says "Chicken and Waffles" on top.

Mmmmmmm... stuffed donuts!

There's not really any unified signage at each of the festival food booths... but there's usually a red sign somewhere around (these were sticky taped to a pole), that tells about what the booth has to offer, and the prices. (Items marked with a little red star are available on the sampler lanyard program.)

This Chicken and Waffles "sample" was a little messy, but it sure was good! I'm not sure how big the "full platted" version (for $9.99) is, but this was a decent size for a sampler lanyard portion. Because I purchased the 10-sample lanyard (called the Gold Tasting Sampler for 2018)... the cost breakdown of this one Chicken and Waffles "sample" ended up being around $4.30!

Ooooo, pretty! This little "snowflake environment" was located between the main festival area and the Wild Arctic area (just past Bayside Stadium).