In 2019 the park was sold anew to Dolphin Discovery, which currently operates the park. The facility, now named "Marineland Dolphin Adventure", offers several dolphin encounters and educational programs, and conducts research to help care for marine life in captivity and in the wild. The current facility and staff provide modern medical care to the marine mammals in a large modern facility. Dolphins 14 bottlenose dolphins : Betty 3 (F-50 years old), Lightning (M-37 years old), Sunny (M-35 years old), Shaka (F-36 years old), Dazzle (F-32 years old), Niele (M-26 years old), Zac (M-26 years old), Casique (F-18 years old), Briland (M-17 years old), Tocio (F-12 years old), Aqe (M-12 years old), Boomer (M-5 years old), Oli (M-4 years old) and Surge (M-4 years old). References External links Marineland Dolphin Adventure A look at Marineland since 1948 through 3D View-Master Buildings and structures in Flagler County, Florida Oceanaria in the United States Parks on the National Register of Historic Places in Florida Tourist attractions in Flagler County, Florida 1937 establishments in Florida National Register of Historic Places in Flagler County, Florida