Albert the Frog
20-04-2007, 15:09
Found this in the Orlando Sentinel for those who are "camera-enhanced";-
SeaWorld is looking for a few great pictures and intends to reward people with free visits.
SeaWorld announced today that it is launching a new Web site giving visitors to the parks in Orlando, San Antonio and San Diego a chance to share their experiences and images. To open things, Busch Entertainment Corp. has opened a call to SeaWorld visitors to send in their photos and stories.
Busch wants to create a true interactive online experience for fans of SeaWorld and to engage them before and after their visit. The program is part of a strategy to draw SeaWorld fans into the Web site and give them an ownership stake in it.
For a limited time, every family who submits a photograph that is chosen for use on the new site will receive complimentary admission for four to the SeaWorld park of their choice. More information on the program, including technical requirements, file size limits and creative restrictions, can be found at SeaWorld's share site.
Eventually SeaWorld may be seeking visitors' stories as well.
SeaWorld is looking for a few great pictures and intends to reward people with free visits.
SeaWorld announced today that it is launching a new Web site giving visitors to the parks in Orlando, San Antonio and San Diego a chance to share their experiences and images. To open things, Busch Entertainment Corp. has opened a call to SeaWorld visitors to send in their photos and stories.
Busch wants to create a true interactive online experience for fans of SeaWorld and to engage them before and after their visit. The program is part of a strategy to draw SeaWorld fans into the Web site and give them an ownership stake in it.
For a limited time, every family who submits a photograph that is chosen for use on the new site will receive complimentary admission for four to the SeaWorld park of their choice. More information on the program, including technical requirements, file size limits and creative restrictions, can be found at SeaWorld's share site.
Eventually SeaWorld may be seeking visitors' stories as well.