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These two Florida theme parks are offering free beer this summer

ORLANDO, Fla. — Summer in Florida is no joke, and to help guests cool down and beat the heat at the rides, two theme parks are offering free beer.

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SeaWorld Orlando is bringing back its free beer promotion this summer.

From May 8 to July 27, guests who are 21 or older can get a free beer at Waterway Grill Bar between 11 a.m. and one hour before the park closes.

Pass members will be luckier; they can get two free beers this season.

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There’s a lot to celebrate this summer as SeaWorld Orlando’s newest attraction debuted on May 27.

Marc Swanson, CEO of SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, said he is excited to bring back this promotion.

“There is a lot to see and do at SeaWorld, and there is no better way for adults to take a break and cool down than with a refreshing ice-cold beer on us,” he said. " It’s just another way to thank our fans and first-time guests for making SeaWorld their destination of choice this summer.”

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SeaWorld Orlando is not the only park treating its guests.

Busch Gardens Tampa is also celebrating summer with a refreshing free beer for its guests.

Guests 21 and older will receive a free beer from May 22 until July 20.

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Pass holders will also receive more perks at Tampa Bay; they can sip on two free seven-ounce beers per visit to the park.

The complimentary drinks will be available at Twisted Tails Pretzels, located in the Pantopia area of the park, from 10:30 a.m. to one hour before park closure.

For more info on tickets and discounts, click here for Busch Gardens and here for SeaWorld.

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