Marineland of the Pacific

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Marineland of the Pacific was a former oceanarium and marine theme park on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in California, known for its large sea life exhibits and early captive orca displays.

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instanceOf defunct amusement park
oceanarium
tourist attraction
acquiredBy SeaWorld, Inc.
appearedIn television series Sea Hunt
various 1960s television shows
architecturalStyle mid-20th-century modern
closingDate 1987-02-11
country United States
demolished 1987
hadFeature large main tank
research facilities
stadium-style show arena
touch pools
hasAttraction Bubbles the whale
Corky the orca
Orky the orca
aquarium exhibits
pilot whales
underwater viewing tanks
knownFor dolphin shows
early captive orca displays
large sea life exhibits
oceanarium tanks overlooking the Pacific Ocean
sea lion shows
locatedIn California
Los Angeles County
Pacific coast of the United States
Palos Verdes Peninsula
notableEvent transfer of orcas to SeaWorld San Diego after acquisition
notableFor being one of the earliest oceanariums in the United States
housing one of the first captive orcas in the world
openingDate 1954-08-28
operatedBy Hanna-Barbera Productions
linked to: Hanna-Barbera
ownedBy 20th Century Fox
Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
SeaWorld, Inc.
regionServed Greater Los Angeles area
replacedBy Terranea Resort
situatedOn cliffs above the Pacific Ocean
status closed
theme marine life
ocean education
usedFor film and television production location
marine mammal research
visitorType families
tourists

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William L. Pereira & Associates designed Marineland of the Pacific
Ron Toomer notableWork Dragon Mountain (Marineland of Canada)
linked to: Marineland of the Pacific