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There is two different "swim" programs with the dolphins. Go to dolphindiscovery.com and they describe them both. One is a swim with them (the swim) and you snorkel...the other is more advanced tricks (the royal swim) with them and you snorkel. So the royal swim is more advanced tricks and that is why it's more expensive.On our cruise on the Voyager is only the Swim with the dolphins (which is a couple tricks and snorkeling which is the cheaper one) is 136.00 also. It includes transportation to the park and admission. Since the swim is 99 by itself, then you have to add 12.00 admission, plus taxi fare we are just going to book thru the cruiseline instead. Then if there is any problems with time we won't be left behind by the ship too.If you book thru dolphin discovery just remember it doesn't include the park admission plus the taxi to get you there from the pier.Post Edited (07-18-04 12:25)
There is two different "swim" programs with the dolphins.
Go to dolphindiscovery.com and they describe them both. One is a swim with them (the swim) and you snorkel...the other is more advanced tricks (the royal swim) with them and you snorkel. So the royal swim is more advanced tricks and that is why it's more expensive.
On our cruise on the Voyager is only the Swim with the dolphins (which is a couple tricks and snorkeling which is the cheaper one) is 136.00 also. It includes transportation to the park and admission. Since the swim is 99 by itself, then you have to add 12.00 admission, plus taxi fare we are just going to book thru the cruiseline instead. Then if there is any problems with time we won't be left behind by the ship too.
If you book thru dolphin discovery just remember it doesn't include the park admission plus the taxi to get you there from the pier.
Post Edited (07-18-04 12:25)