SeaWorld Ohio

Seaworld Ohio (or SeaWorld Cleveland) was the second SeaWorld park built in Aurora, Ohio, about 45 minuets south east of Cleveland.

When SeaWorld started adding thrill rides to their parks, Ohio was unable due to deals with the city of Aurora and the nearby Geauga Lake (which had been flagged as Six Flags Ohio by then). After the 2000 season, Busch Entertainment expressed interest in purchasing Six Flags Ohio from Six Flags inc. Six Flags in turn bid to by SeaWorld Ohio and Busch accepted the deal.

From 2001 to 2004, the property became the Worlds Largest theme park, Six Flags Worlds of Adventure. After Cedar Fair took the park from Six Flags, they removed most of the structures on property to build a third water park on the site (as the Geauga Lake side had featured a small water park since 80's). The water park closed in September 2016 and demolished early the following year.

There are currently plans for the SeaWorld side to become a new town center area, with Geauga Lake's fate still unknown.