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Aquarium of the Pacific

Aquarium of the Pacific
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Type of Attraction
Theme Parks, Zoos, Aquaria
Neighborhood
South
Interests That Apply
Science, Technology, Photography
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Price: $15-$20
Is there parking?: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Mobility Assistance Available: Wheelchair
Notes: Wheelchairs are available free of charge.
Water/Drinks: Available at attraction or nearby.
This is a good place to get: Snacks Lunch
Restrooms: Available
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Andrea Schulte-Peevers

Andrea Schulte-Peevers

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Our City Expert's Tips


Not to be missed: touching young sharks in the Shark Lagoon.

The best time to observe many of the animals is when they are being fed; call or check the website for times.

For an in-depth look at what it takes to keep the aquarium afloat and the fish and animals alive, book a spot on the Behind-the-Scenes tour.

Family Time
The museum staff runs lots of fun, kid-oriented hands-on tours, lectures, and activity programs--the schedule changes daily.

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User Reviews

Been there once, 06/03/2007
Reviewer: anonymous

Better than expected...worth checking out
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