Beginning in 2001, the park was named Six Flags Worlds of Adventure, boasting 750 acres. The property was divided into three sections—wild life, the former SeaWorld park; wild rides, formerly Geauga Lake; and wild slides, a 10-acre water park—all included in a single gate price. The sale of SeaWorld Cleveland did not include the killer whales or the park's dolphins. The killer whale show was replaced by three dolphins from Six Flags Discovery Kingdom until a new killer whale, Shouka, arrived on loan from a park in France. Along with new animal exhibits, Six Flags added two family rides and a Batman-themed water ski show. Six Flags president Gary Story announced that a five-year plan for the Ohio park included submarine, volcano, and rain forest attractions, as well as a monorail system for transportation.