Updated On: 11 June, 2023 02:12 PM IST | Mumbai | Neha Singh
SeaWorld’s first marine theme park outside the US is just three flying hours away from us. We went on a journey across the Arctic, Antarctica and the Arabian Gulf by simply climbing up and down five floors in awe

This tunnel gives you an upside down view of the dolphins’ home in SeaWorld’s Tropical realm, Abu Dhabi. Pic/Getty Images
I was crouching by the viewing window, waiting for another glimpse of the giant beauty when suddenly two of them dived in together. Just as I was collecting my jaw from the floor, a walrus shot out loose goo of digested shrimp and clams from its rear. I laughed, wondering who would have imagined watching a walrus taking a dump. But, then, I also hadn’t thought of seeing the whiskered mammal in the flesh. Before arriving at SeaWorld, the 1,83,000-square metre marine theme park opened last month in collaboration with Miral on Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, I was excited about seeing dolphins up close. But I returned a walrus fan.
Besides an up-close look at sea lions having a ball at Rocky Point, visitors can feed them