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Thursday, December 20, 2018

Sub Sea Systems’ Employees Celebrate Their Own “12 Days”


At Sub Sea Systems, we decided to put our own spin on The 12 Days of Christmas. Check out our personalized list of SSS activities and featured staff, based on the popular theme! One new baby  VP of Marketing, Hannah de Bie and her husband Evan, welcomed their first child, Henry into their family! Two amazing families in charge We are so fortunate to have these incredible people leading the pack! Jim and Melissa Mayfield and Miles Crail make us feel like family! Three office...
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Thursday, December 13, 2018

Celebrating Sassy, Seasonal Sea Life!


‘Tis the season to enjoy friends, family, food and frolic. While adults rush around checking off to-do lists and decorating their homes, kids anxiously await Santa’s arrival. Creatures under the sea don’t have to worry about what to buy Aunt Martha for Christmas, but some sea animals do share the holidays, in a sense. These animals are named after familiar holiday symbols, or even Christmas itself.  Below are just a few of the many ocean residents with unique, festive names. Candy...
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Thursday, December 6, 2018

Globetrotting Again...with Carl Hanson


Sub Sea Systems Director of Water Operations and Safety (and our resident fish nerd) Carl Hanson has once again hit the friendly skies and traveled long distances in a short period of time, to bring good TIDE-ings and his expertise to several Sea TREK operators. Carl added some serious frequent flyer miles to his account and returned with intriguing stories and fond memories of his travels. We interviewed Carl about his latest adventures! Where did you go on your last two trips? I went...
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Thursday, November 29, 2018

Baby, It’s (Getting) Cold Outside!


Here in most of the US, days are darker and temperatures are dropping, as humans are wrapping themselves in scarves and hats. While many of us are preparing for skiing and sledding season and are donning our fuzziest sweaters, we may not be aware of what other living creatures are doing to prepare for winter. While we’ve heard about snoozing bears and bird migrations, what does sea life do when the colder weather hits? Where do fish go when it freezes? Totally Tolerant Creatures such as...
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Friday, November 23, 2018

Aquaticar Takes A Journey!


It’s a busy time of year at Sub Sea Systems, with several staff members journeying to trade shows. Last week, our crew spent serious time and energy at the massive International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) expo in Orlando, Florida. Sub Sea joined forces with our partner, Cloward H2O in our decked out 20 ft x 30 ft booth on the eye-popping trade show floor. The IAAPA expo provides a platform for companies in the amusement and attractions industry to showcase their...
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Thursday, November 15, 2018

Get Ready for Holiday Travel


Traveling during the holidays can be exciting. The hustle and bustle, combined with the anticipation of spending time with loved ones, can really enhance the spirit of the season. But, traveling during holidays can also be expensive and unnerving without thoughtful planning. Here are a few money saving, stress-reducing tips that will ensure your trip will be joyful! Travel ON the holiday While airline prices might skyrocket the closer you get to a holiday, prices are generally lower if you...
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Thursday, November 8, 2018

OdySea Aquarium for the Win!


Even though October is in the books and many of us are thinking about turkeys and football, Sub Sea Systems has one more nod to Halloween and all things orange. With a focus on tricking out their locations, Sea TREK Operators were challenged with a Halloween decorating contest, with the only stipulation being that they could not add anything permanent to their Sea TREK locations or equipment. Otherwise, they were free to be as creative as they wished! Operators donned costumes, submerged scary...
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