Downtown Aquarium

Parking at the Downtown Aquarium is $7. Tickets are $17.99 for adults 12-64, $16.99for those 65 and older, $11.99 for kids 3-11 and free for kids 2 and younger. Carousel, train and theater tickets are extra.

It will cost you an arm and a leg.

It looks like the closest are a Super 8, Fairfield Inn, Hampton Inn and a Ramada.

Should be at least 15 percent

Yes they are provided, free of charge. They are compliant with the ADA.

Poor reception! Why use your phone here anyway?

Yes. Absolutely

On your own. Guided tours are extra.

You can wander at your own pace.

The Aquarium is an indoor attraction. You can walk through and observe the ocean life through glass, interact with the staff to learn about creatures from the water, and feed sting rays! It's a step above an amusement park!

Nope and the food is amazing and they do mermaid shows i think once an hour in there

Yes

Yes they are. We just went over the weekend. Mask are required for kids over 5yr

https://tickets-denver.aquariumrestaurants.com/denveraquarium/exhibit-only.html

I imagine they do, but they like their privacy!

Yes Maam

They have a wheel chair

$60.00 for three adults, plus $7.00 parking feez

Confucius say: he who does not drink all the water will not wait in bathroom line

Adults 12 and up: $20.50. Kids 3-11: $14.50.

If you can go at any time after 10 am and before 10 pm depending on the day

It's extra! More Money!😰😰😰

Call in advance and see

I don't work there or even live there!

Don't be late and wear a mask,!

They won't kick you out you're there until you finish your whole tour

I would not bring an animal here unless you are dependent on service animal!

Really Mark! Well, I suppose $100.00 might do it! You are asking too much!

You can eat on 2nd floor, but no eating near aquarium!

I don't think so

Yes, but there is always a long line! Getting them ahead would be advisable!

Adults $40.00 and child is free

No

Ask them

Street parking is cheapest at $2.00 for two hrs but is limited!

Why don't you call them? How would I know?

To my knowledge the wrist band is the pass for the day. We went out and saw a Serval that they have (no exibit for it though) being walked, and then returned after.

I would not know

I would show the DD214, but maybe they don't do this! I know the zoo does! It's $20.00

Yes, it's alright!

2 hrs for a good visit... and that's taking your time to enjoy it... you can get through it faster... but why???? You paid for it... take your time and enjoy it!!!!!!!

How much do you have?

Probably not enough of a discount for our military folk.

Nope

Yes! Wide open in the last exhibit room, no no time schedule.

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It may just hold some funds on your card until you get there.

It'll take your money when you make the reservation online.

NO them and the wheel chairs are free

You can do either. I recommend buying online to save yourself a wait in line.

Might have been the sturgeon

If you're afraid of COVID? Just don't go. If you are there to have fun? Go knowing even though there are 15min time slots, there is no time for anyone to be out by. It's an aquarium, not a doctor's visit.

There is an outside area with benches and tables near the sting ray touch pool at the end.

No

Maybe water?

Yes

You better call them!

No

To really enjoy it I say 1hour & a half. I did it with 5 teenagers in about 45 minutes

Easier to purchase online.

Definitely call first! I didn't see anything about this but I wish I did!

I think it's up to you. No one will stop you if they don't wear masks

Adult. 23.5$ Child. 17.5$ Senior 22.5$

Through some of the aquarium you may have service animals, but not near the tiger exhibit.

I'm pretty sure I saw one last time I was there

On their website

Yes

Yes

Not sure how it works

No I didn't see her.

If you have a large group a few weeks if it's a small group a few days.

Julie is correct and there may possibly be a few more things available depending on covid limitations of course.

No

Seniors are 19.99

No it is warm. We took jackets off of us and kids inside.

No telling

All of our tickets were $15.00 for adults for the date and time we picked. It was a great deal. Maybe it's certain days and times?

It's a great place for kids and interactive as well. Bring a stroller

Call..

No my brother bought the ticket for us he showed only his Id to make sure he was the one who purchased them when you arrive to the aquarium

You are also allowed to go to the window in person to schedule your time slot and give party info.

Not sure dont live there just visiting

Tons of parking given the attendance restrictions.

No

You would be best off to buy at door to show id.

$23.99 for adults (12-64 yrs.) and $17.99 for kids ages 3-11. Kids 0-2 are free.

Everywhere beside out door activities are required to wear a mask.

I believe they have the prices listed on the website for the aquarium. For my family it was my husband myself and 2 kids, just admission was $87.00

Yes there is, either 10% or 15% off

Yes you can.

When you check in the front I'm sure you can ask for a spanish speaking emoloyee if needed.

At the Aquarium, we got our tickets the same day we went up there

No, not for the aquarium unfortunately.

Nope just walk up pay for the ticket and you're good to go, just bring a mask

Yes its open but you must wear a mask and space is limited

That would be the restaurant only as me and my wife and kids drove over 1 and half hours to be greeted by a employee sweeping out side said its closed except restaurant when i told him google said you were open he said no and said only restaurant was

Not sure really

9am to8pm

It was open a couple months ago only so many people could in at a time

I didnt have to make reservations. I was able to sit right down and eat. :)

10 am is open and tickets Range depending on age. And activities. Anywhere from 17 dollars to 24 dollars for admission and then other activities are more. The website shows the prices for that. If you buy your tickets online you have 30 days to use them. The website also answers questions about policies as well. Have a blast. I went with my family and it was jaw dropping gorgeous

Trying calling customer service and see

I would, I brought a water bottle.

Aquarium Display only Adults (12-64) $ 22.99 Seniors (65+) $ 21.99 Children (3-11) $ 16.99 Children (2 and under) FREE Aquarium Exhibition Value Ticket * Adults (12-64) $ 29.99 Seniors (65+) $ 28.99 Children (3-11) $ 23.99 Children (2 and under) FREE * Includes: a 4-D experience, and your choice of two: Stingray fish food, face paint, small soda or climbing coconut trees Pass Aquarium Exhibit Plus ** Adults (12-64) $ 27.99 Seniors (65+) $ 26.99 Children (3-11) $ 21.99 Children (2 and under) FREE ** Includes: exhibition ticket and a 4-D experience Entertainment 4D Theater Experience Ticket $ 7.25 (without the purchase of the exhibition ticket) Single ticket for water carousel $ 3.00 (all who travel must buy a ticket) Aquarium Express train ticket $ 3.00 (1 year and less) FREE Discount of Free exhibition and parking after 6pm with the Aquarium restaurant receipt! Display Hours of Operation Sunday - Thursday: 10am - 9:

I dont. But I think the aquarium does.

Thats correct

$25 for the package and you get the bar code to upload for future use.

They do a picture you can buy at the end.

Not close by.

Everyone slows down after 5 or 6 pm it's nice to walk around eat and shop

The mermaids are professional divers!!! but as far as the people off the street diving with the sharks I'm not sure about that at all !

They were trying to buy tiger fish, but the order was messed up in processing. Had to make due, as all sales are final with tigers.

Not worth the trip. Might as well go to petco and look at their fish tanks.

No didnt see any myself either . And omg we spent forever in the gift shop with my 2 yr old wanting everything. Prices are kinda high like at any other family attraction!

No not if your paying at the window

I only remember a fake orangutan that is robotic. It smells slightly like fish though as it is an aquarium.

Yes

Yea adding the 4D movie is a package. You can always do all the other stuff separate

Likely not. Once a location runs out of donations theres typically no way to replenish them. You could try calling the Aquarium though

They also have a city pass deal that you can look in into where you get 3 museums and bus fare for I think like 200 that's a really good deal if you're taking multiple people. My family of 6 went last week to the aquarium children's museum and nature and science museum. I think they have bigger package options too

I would guess, yes...

I think they come out every day on the hour by the restaurant

Depends. I'd say about 45 min to an hour

Didn't measure, but we were there for about an hour and a half almost two hours. It was so fun.

We we're passing through and it was a great activity due to the rain. I'm not sure I would get a membership or go regularly...

Yes, there is a small one with starfish and stuff near the tiger exhibit and then at the end there is a big pool where you can feed and touch stingrays

$22.99 per adult for only the aquarium, additional activities are extra. http://m.aquariumrestaurants.com/#2903

No, looks like the first event in June is on the 5th.

Sales tax 8.31%

There are elevations throughout to get you through, but they are a little small [no more then 6 people fit comfortably.

Yes

I think 13 but I'm not certain.

I think so.

Yes

You can get a ticket just for the acquarium exhibit, or you can pay like 20% more for a value ticket that includes some extras (4d experience, face painting etc..)

Not sure I dont work their I went their for fun. Call em and ask

Yes,

Yes on the restaurant. Not sure on the others.

Best to buy online because you get to go to the short line. And we went on a week day and the line was so long and we bought through city pass.

I'd say you would have to call and reserve n get all the info u need❤️

when is the free day ?

Yes

You have to purchase the Exhibit value ticket adults are $30 and kids are $ 24. This is the ticket to get! Your Exhibit Value Ticket includes admission to the exciting themed Aquarium Adventure Exhibit plus one 4-D Experience and your choice of two value items: Stingray Fish Food, Face Paint, Small Soda, or Coconut Tree Climb. Must show valid I.D. and ticket voucher to receive wristband at the ticket booth or Will Call window. Please check website or call beforehand as 4D Theater hours vary.

You dont schedule a time. You just dive in unsupervised

You feed the sting Ray's, but not sure when

The zoo has the special

Their standard opening hours are typically 10 am.

No free parking if you're just at the aquarium, but if you eat in the restaurant, they'll Callie your ticket. Then it's free.

For the aquarium exhibit only it's 22.99, for other ticket prices try this link: http://m.aquariumrestaurants.com/#2903

Basic tickets are $23/adults $17/3-11 yr olds 2 and under are free. They also have Value tickets and Plus passes for a few dollars more that include additional exhibits/sting ray food/train ride etc. Parking is $7 unless its after 6pm or you eat at the restaurant.

Yes

If she enjoys sea life, I think it would be fun! The only problem I can think of is that after you browse all the sea life there is not much else to do, and it can be very busy at times. You may call and see when the best times are to go.

Yes.

You should go to you local ITR and purchase them there, that way they are tax free. That is the best deal. For the most part you can get them for $15.50 per adult.

It's free if you are eating at the restaurant.

The zoo does that.

There is also...if you recieve assistance....aka foodstamps the ticketa are 1 dollar per person..adults to children

Depending on how you booked the tickets you may not be able to get a refund "read the fine print". Best thing You would have to talk with the ticketing / booking agent for refund. It's a little hard to help with little info on how you purchased the tickets. If your willing to share more info I'm sure someone is willing to help! 😀

Go to the aquarium website

Adults (12-64yrs) are $22.99. Adults (65 and up) are $21.99. Child (3 to 11yrs) are $16.99. Child 2 & under Free. Military w/valid Id 10%off regular adm. Other prices are available, for extra $ on your entrance ticket. ie: $7.00 extra for 4D theater. $5.00 extra, to climb the tree. $5.00 extra to feed the stingrays. They offer combinations tickets, which can be $27.99 All depends, on what you want to do or prefer to do.

Yes. You can purchase them on line. The instructions are on their website.

Food is undercooked, and tasteless. Service is horrible.

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NO

Children $ 17, Adults $ 18

Your only opportunity for a free day is attending with someone that has a free pass. This is not a certainty however!

They are privately owned, therfore, they do not participate in this program. But the zoo does

No, you can enter through the gift shop and head right to the restaurant.

You should call and inquire.

I only know that school groups, teacher/students, can get certain discounts.

No pets or emotional support animals allowed. Only service animals.

$20.99/adult $14.99/ child age 3 - 11

Wheelchairs are available for no fee.

No, they don't.

9pm

Open every day of the year.. even Christmas

No. Only service animals.

Its $7 across the street.

No must be purchased at the restaurant.

Yes they do!

Not that I'm aware of. On their website it mentions after 6pm you can get a discount on tickets plus free parking if you eat at their restaurant and show the receipt.

Yes I saw one near where they paint faces.

If you eat there be prepared to pay a lot. It is a bit pricey

Yes. They're open Sundays.

Yes.

Yes but operational hours vary on national holidays.

Call and ask to be on the safe side

The signs in the tanks direct customers to their web site.

Yes, the star fish and sting rays

I believe you can eat there without paying admission however you only get a discounted admission when you buy the expensive food.

No

I dont know im sorry

Nope.. Denver zoo does though

Only military I believe

Yes

Regular Standard is 20.99 for the Aquarium. The next one with the 4D experience is 25.99 and then the others go up to 30. So, in all likelihood you will spend 40-50.

Yes, at least some of it is paid

I think it is for all people in general anyone who wants to go have a fun time and distraction

I don't think there is a discount, sorry. But maybe you could call them? Good luck!

Depends what kind of tickets you purchase. I actually went on their website to get the updated information when we went.

They have 2 seater rolling carts made for toddlers for sure. They may also have strollers but i havent seen them myself. I would recommend calling.

If you are a certified scuba diver you can scuba dive with the sharks. If you are not scuba certified, you can do the shark cage. The Downtown Aquarium works with A1 Scuba and that is how you can get inside the exhibits. I have done it, and it is worth every single dollar you spend!

No aquarium in the USA has a great white shark. They can swim hundreds of miles a day and will eat seals, sea lions, dolphins, and small whales. That is a food source that no aquarium could get in on a regular basis to feed this amazing predator.

Strangely, there appears to be no way to buy admission online. There is only group forms online.

Watch the elevator it takes a while and then the doors will open and close quickly. It wouldn't hurt to hold the door open button and using your arm to make sure the door doesn't try to close on the wheelchair. Nothing dangerous but can be frustrating.

Be sure to feed Cocco, she's the largest one there but very playful. Justin has you covered on the times.

No there is not sorry.

Yes. 2 hours plus lunch break.

Just the walk thru, cafe

No outside food or drink

You can pay with either.

Yes

Do you mean Military if so check the with base exchange

Yes there was a senior discount.

I know they offer a discount for military as well

I think the value was best includes 4D movie and sting ray feeding and some other stuff

Yes, they have that option

See website 🌞

I don't believe they have a yearly.

Check the website or call. Good luck 🙂

I dont think so

Yes there are.

Adults $ 22, children $ 14.50, parking $ 7, extra activities cost extra

Great for everyone who likes water life😁

Not much free downtown

Yes

Yo page $20 Poe adulto.

No. You enter to the far left side, past the main entrance. It is at the gift shop entrance. It is free to go to the restaurant.

No. You can enter the restaurant from the gift shop

Aquarium Exhibit Only Adults (12-64)  $20.50 Seniors (65+) $19.50 Children (3-11) $14.50 Children (2 and under) FREE Aquarium Exhibit Value Ticket* Adults (12-64)  $27.50 Seniors (65+) $26.50 Children (3-11) $21.50 Children (2 and under) FREE *Includes: Exhibit Ticket, one 4-D Experience and your choice of two: Face Painting, Coconut Tree Climb, Stingray Fish Food. Aquarium Exhibit Plus Pass** Adults (12-64) $25.50 Seniors (65+) $24.50 Children (3-11) $19.50 Children (2 and under) FREE **Includes: Exhibit Ticket and one 4-D Experience Amusements 4D Theater Experience Ticket $7.25 (without purchase of Exhibit ticket) Carousel Single Ticket $3.00    (everyone riding must purchase a ticket) Aquarium Express Train Ticket $3.00     (1yr. and under) FREE Food is from about $10-40 depending on how hungry you are and what food you want to eat.

There are different prices based on what you want to do (aquarium only, 4D theater, etc) but standard tickets are $20.50 ages 12-64, $19.50 ages 65+ and $14.50 for ages 3-11. Kids 2 and under are free

Yes they offer a 10% discount for up to 4 tickets with valid military ID.

Yes

There are several to choose from, ranging from $99-127 depending on your comfort level.

Call ahead

No. Outside food or drinks are not permitted.

Wheelchair access is available, but they don't rent scooters. Strollers are available to rent for $6.99