Morning Walkabout
A daily capsule of travel news curated by our writers and editors.
SeaWorld and Killer Whales More than two years after a whale killed a trainer during a show at SeaWorld, a judge has ruled that the park cannot resume similar shows that allow trainers in the water to ride and kiss the animals. SeaWorld has introduced a new show that keeps trainers our of the water, which doesn?t seem to have dimmed ticket sales. (The New York Times)
Theme Park Wars Walt Disney World raised its daily admission price to $89 from $85, making it the country?s most expensive theme park. The move comes a week after Universal Orlando raised its daily admission to $88. We knew there was a theme park rivalry going on but it was more fun when they were duking it out over rides. (USA Today)
Theme Park Wars Walt Disney World raised its daily admission price to $89 from $85, making it the country?s most expensive theme park. The move comes a week after Universal Orlando raised its daily admission $88. We knew there was a theme park rivalry going on but it was more fun when they were duking it out over rides. (USA Today)
Sleep Outside in New York Sounds dangerous, right? Or at least dirty. But not here. Just be sure to bring your credit card. (Travel and Leisure)
Dublin, Pub by Pub A writer explores the city?s bar culture and some magnificent drinks, including Irish craft beers. (The New York Times)
Slim Margins Although it feels as if airlines are squeezing their passengers for as much money as possible, the Middle Seat column points out that for every 100 passengers, airlines make money on fewer than one of them. The rest pay for things like fuel, crash insurance and compensation for lost luggage. (The Wall Street Journal)
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