Key West Aquarium Admission Ticket

Overview

Discover the intriguing world of the ocean with a visit to the Key West Aquarium. Explore the different sections of the aquarium and gain a thorough understanding of our planet’s alluring oceans. The aquarium features a wide variety of sea life, including eels, parrotfish, groupers, sharks, alligators and much more.

City: Key West

Sun 08 Feb

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Sun 08 Feb

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What's Included

Admission to Aquarium

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Key West
1 Whitehead St,

Mallory Square

1 Whitehead St,

Key West, Florida

End point

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Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What To Expect

Key West Aquarium

Tours offered every half hour throughout the day. (See below for tour types) Shark feedings occur daily at 11am, 1pm, 3pm, and 4:30pm. Touch Tank/Aquarium History: Learn the aquarium history (first opened air aquarium in the United States), the importance of the frescos. Atlantic Shores Interactive Feed: Learn the importance of the mangrove eco system, allow guest the opportunity to feed some of our large game and tropical fish while discussing the variety of fish in the exhibit. Shark Interactive Feeding: Guides will explain the importance of sharks to our waters while allowing guests to feed and touch a live shark! Sea Turtle Conservation Tour: Learn the Aquarium’s role in the conservation efforts of these species. Stingray interactive Feedings: Interact with our stingrays by feeding and petting these animals. The Atlantic Shores Exhibit is a cross section of a near shore mangrove environment. The 50,000 gallon tank holds a variety of tropical fish and game fish.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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angied72163

Jan 2020

This was a cute little aquarium. Part of it was closed for renovations so there wasn’t a huge amount to see but what they had was very nice. The staff was great. Great gift shop. It is worth the walk in the rain!

nstoude

Jan 2020

My one son wanted to go to the Aquarium so I bought tickets to this venue at the same time I bought our tickets to do the Trolley Tour. We started the Trolley at stop number one Mallory Square so it was only logical to go to the Aquarium when we got off again at stop one. Note: by buying the tickets at same time as trolley tour, we got $2.00 off per ticket. Let me say that this aquarium is sub par. I don’t think it was really worth the $15.00 I paid per four tickets. The aquarium is very small. There are two tanks that are open from the top as you enter. One filled with large turtles who have been hurt. One good thing was the presentation by staff. Very informative but less than fifteen minutes. The second was filled with sharks. Same thing - interesting but not in comparison to other well known aquariums. What was most disappointing was the outside exhibits are now closed. I don’t know what were in the outside tanks, but we will never know. It seems to me that they would really reduce the entrance fee since half of the place is not open to public. The aquarium was created as a travel destination in the 1930s. It needs to be greatly updated and improved.

juliewC9781CS

Dec 2019

We went here with a large group of adults and children, with ages ranging 10-16. The kids had fun feeding the sharks and the fish. The aquarium is not very big. We were here for about 30 minutes. The aquarium at our local zoo is larger and nicer than this aquarium. I would recommend if the weather is bad and you are in need something to do.