SeaWorld, Aquatica to go cashless beginning next week

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By Adam Poulisse

ORLANDO, Fla. — A major theme park and water park will go cashless beginning Thursday.

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SeaWorld Orlando announced that it and Aquatica Orlando will be officially cashless. Only card and mobile payment will be accepted at all restaurants, retail stores, games, ticket windows and parking toll booths, the parks said.

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For those who only carry cash, there will be Cash-to-Card kiosks set up throughout the park at no extra charge, according to the parks.

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