Summer time is coming up which means the beach, road trips ( higher gas prices) AND theme parks! But don't worry, many of the major theme parks in the USA offer options so that your pet is well taken care of while your enjoy your day!
Florida:
Walt Disney World
Since Disney World gets so many visitors, this park actually has five different kennel locations at the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, The Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom and Fort Wilderness for $15 a pet. They accept cats, dogs and any "pocket pets" such as hamsters and gerbils. Some of the Kennels also offer extras like walking, cuddles and even an ice cream break for an additional charge! For 2$ the disney staff will cater to any medication needs your pet may have and all facilities offer overnight stays as well.
In The Works: a luxury pet "resort" that will provide boarding, day care and grooming services and doggy day camp. Of course, Disney "upped" it a notch and their pet luxury resort will include television, raised bedding, activities such as nature walks and playgroups, and bedtime stories.
Universal Studios in Orlando
They offer a day care center for only 10$ a pet.
Sea World in Orlando
Pets have both inside and outside access at $8 a day per pet.
Want a great time AND free a pet sitter?
The Busch Gardens in Tampa: Its free, and outdoors.
Kennedy Space Center: It's free, but also there is no supervision and you must bring your own food, water and bedding.
California
DisneyLand
For $20 a day you can put your pet inside the Disneyland Kennel which will provide him with a meal. Dogs are also allowed to ride the Disneyland trams from the parking structures to the kennels.
Universal Studios Hollywood in Los Angeles
Offers an air-conditioned pet care area, but there is supervision and it's on a first come first serve basis.
Six Flags Magic Mountain Valencia, California is also pet friendly. However, not EVERY six flags across the USA is.
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