Seaworld San Antonio wait time statistics

I Know What You Did Last Summer: The Final Catch has the longest average wait at Seaworld San Antonio, at 49 minutes, followed by Dis-Assembly Line (36 minutes) and Witch of the Woods (35 minutes). 9 of the 16 rides have an average wait of 15 minutes or less.

I Know What You Did Last Summer: The Final Catch sees the longest peak waits at Seaworld San Antonio, with its daily maximum averaging 64 minutes, ahead of Dead Wreckoning (49 minutes) and Dis-Assembly Line (48 minutes).

Seaworld San Antonio is usually quietest in August, September, and February, when crowd levels average as low as 43%. The busiest month tends to be March, at around 69%.

Thursday is typically the quietest day of the week at Seaworld San Antonio, averaging 40% compared with 69% on Saturday. On average, weekdays are 13 percentage points quieter than weekends.

So far in 2026, Seaworld San Antonio is running 6 percentage points quieter than at the same point in 2025 (43% compared with 49%). Of the full years on record, 2022 was the busiest, averaging 63%. 2021 is left out of these comparisons because COVID-19 closures and capacity limits affected crowd levels that year.