There's Always Something New at the World's Largest Aquarium
(404) 890-7115
225 Baker St NW
Atlanta,
GA
30313
33.76228
-84.394155
Neighborhoods: Northeast, Downtown, Northeast
What People Are Saying About Georgia Aquarium
The Owner
Georgia Aquarium
Owner
The Georgia Aquarium is the world's largest Aquarium. Interactive exhibits thrill all ages, you're sure to have the experience of a lifetime. From the majestic beluga whales to the world?s largest fish, the diversity and size of the Georgia Aquarium is breathtaking. In addition to whale sharks, hammerhead sharks, and sand tiger sharks, there are more than a dozen different species of sharks lurking in the Aquarium's waters. While sharks thrill guests, the jellies, huge coral reef and sea dragons dazzle even the most veteran seafarer. Guests can even touch bonnethead sharks and cownose…
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – Shaped like an ark and situated on Centennial Olympic Park, the Georgia Aquarium is a state-of-the-art facility that contains 8 million gallons of water and houses 100,000-plus animals. Home Depot cofounder Bernie Marcus donate $200 million to create the world's largest aquarium and the impressive exhibit has become a centerpiece for Downtown. The innovative aquarium features 500 species from around the world and is mapped out into five Disney-like exhibit sections that are a little cheesy for adults but perfectly entertaining for youngsters. The Ocean Voyager exhibit boasts…
08/14/09
Great place to go at night
by bbqbilly at Citysearch
The Friday night program at the aquarium is the way to go. There are no crowds, you can buy a wolfgang puck prepared picnic for two for not a whole lot of money, and there is a cash bar at just $3 a bottle for beer (the sign said premium but they "were out."
There were plenty of tour guides for the amount of people, so I was able to ask questions about the critters.
I am not sure how much it costs as I was taken, but it was a cool way to spend a couple of hours.
- Pros: everything
- Cons: only domestic beer
05/11/09
Many species
by mquintana at Citysearch
Great place to see many species of fish. If you get to catch the feeding of the whales it will make your trip extra special. Not a bad place to have a banquet.
- Pros: Great animals
- Cons: rather small
05/11/09
Great Food
by cb511 at Citysearch
Very beautiful but pricey. Love the food. If you want to have a special event there you are definitely going to spend some money. All types of fish, whales, dolphins, etc. This is a wonderful place for a date or to take your kids.
- Pros: It beautiful
- Cons: Kind of Pricey
The Details on Georgia Aquarium
Know Before You Go:
To reserve tickets in advance, call (404) 581-4000.
Parking:
There is designated aquarium parking in a covered pay lot off of Luckie Street.
The Extras:
Purchase tickets for a behind-the-scenes tour and catch a glimpse of the veterinary clinic and animal diet kitchen.
Category:
Aquariums, Sports & Recreation, Attractions, Event Planning, Recreation Facilities
Payment Methods:
American Express, Discover, Visa, MasterCard
Message from Georgia Aquarium
- World's Largest Aquarium
- Whale sharks & so much more
- 4D Theater; Behind the Scenes
The Georgia Aquarium is the world's largest Aquarium. Interactive exhibits thrill all ages, you're sure to have the experience of a lifetime. From the majestic beluga whales to the world?s largest fish, the diversity and size of the Georgia Aquarium is breathtaking. In addition to whale sharks, hammerhead sharks, and sand tiger sharks, there are more than a dozen different species of sharks lurking in the Aquarium's waters. While sharks thrill guests, the jellies, huge coral reef and sea dragons dazzle even the most veteran seafarer. Guests can even touch bonnethead sharks and cownose rays.
With new animals, exhibits and programs, there's always something new at the world's largest Aquarium. Beyond the relaxing experience of the Aquarium, guests can upgrade for a truly special experience. The Aquarium is the only place in the world where you can swim or dive with whale sharks.
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