Audubon Aquarium of the Americas

There is off street parking cost $3.00 an hour in that area other areas are $2.00 an hour the city of new orleans charges or you can park at harris casino in there garage and walk.

You can at your own risk

Yes but they may be a little awkward to use in some of the tighter areas of the aquarium with all the other guests moving around.

Yup

10am to 5pm

Yes there is, you have to have a ID.

$25-35 per adult depends on which day and how far advance you reserve your ticket

Yes.

Yes

Online or at the aquarium

You can do it online or call

Yea a lot of different paid and free just look around before you go

If I remember correctly yes I do believe I did get my military discount when I went

I didn't see any rentals. To be on the safe side, I would recommend you bring your own. Though it isn't a long walk from the parking lot. You still have to walk along a street that could get busy.... Your walk is only about a half block.....

$35 no Free parking

Vaccinated or proof of negative test in past 72 hours. All of NOLA (at least as of 3 weeks ago).

No appointment needed but it would be much easier if you buy the tickets in advance

We walked in for free as a group of 6! BLM!💪🏾😆

An hour

It is awesome! I think they will enjoy it.

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If you do the zoo as soon as it open then go to the aquarium after lunch though can do both

Enter on the river walk side

About 2 hours, but you can go faster or slower depending on your mood

Yes

Im not from here..I am from Miami And we have the Miami aquarium. And i thought this was pretty impressive for how small the space is. Saw many things never had before. Great experience

I got my tickets through trip shock. Purchase zoo, aquarium and the butterfly exhibit for $87 for 2 people. Well worth it. If you take the canal street trolley you can get to all 3 with no problem. $3 for an all day ticket.

They are allowed and check the website for more information

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weekdays not during festivals

Yes they do when you first enter

No I don’t think they do but check the website for more information

2-12 have to pay to get in but its worth it!!👌👌

If you plan on seeing both the Zoo and Aquarium the same day then you could possibly park at the Audubon Zoo (Free Parking) and take an Uber or Lyft to the Aquarium. I would call the zoo to confirm their hours and gate times.

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$10 parking at the Ferry parking lot in Algiers, take the pedestrian ferry across to the Aquarium. Very little walking, convenient and nice view on the boat.

You can park at the casino or they have a lot of parking by the hotels down the road or free parking along the street

Open seven days a week.

$29.95 (plus sales tax): Adult $21.95 (plus sales tax): Child (2-12)  $24.95 (plus sales tax): Senior (65+)

Not sure of the question

I would suggest getting the yearly pass for $250 that's 2 adults and up to 6 kids, then you can enjoy the aquarium and zoo for the entire year

No not yet

Call the location for more information with mandates being lifted it might be different depending on the time you go

Yes I believe so call the aquarium to check before going

No

About 29 bucks but check the website for more information about ticket pricing

Around 29 bucks

Around 29 dollars

Yea I’m sure if you call they will help you out or even at the door they can help out

No pets allowed, people are getting carried away with "service animals"

10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, but only Thursday to Monday

I didn't see anything

Yes snack food and cafe upstairs

Around 30 bucks check out the website for more information about ticket pricing

Around 30 bucks

Yes

All inside

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29.95 for adults and 24.95 for children Discount tickets used to be available at the visitors center a block away but I dont know if they still are Check the website for tickets and hours due to Covid 19, but they are open.

Not sure about the kids. How ever I paid 30 for 2 adults hope that helps

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Yes

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No

A few spots

No

Yes

Parking near the French Quarter is EXTREMELY tight and this effects all businesses, not just this one. Buses drop students off and come back to collect them after their visit. I recommend you search for parking here in the Google-maps app and then take uber or public transportation to visit the FQ.

If you will be in town for a cpl days maybe look into City Pass which gives you different things to go to.

If you're a resident of Orleans Parish it's free on Wednesdays with your ID. You can take up to three guest.

They will let you in

Around 30 buck but check the website for more info on the ticket pricing

It is $25 online. However, you need to add processing fees which is almost equivalent to purchasing at the door.

Only service animals

No, the structure wasn't affected. Prolonged power outages caused them to lose a great number of the aquatic species.

Yes

I would never recommend parking in the aquarium parking lot. It's $15 more expensive than the Westin Hotel garage right across the street. Once you park in the garage, every floor has an elevator and you pay for parking right there when you're ready. **YOU CAN VALIDATE YOUR PARKING INSIDE THE AQUARIUM** You'll be in the Canal Place mall and have to walk across the parking lot and street to the aquarium but I do it with a stroller all the time! These are their prices: 2 Hrs- $10 3 Hrs- $15 5 Hrs- $25 8 Hrs- $30 Here's the website https://www.premiumparking.com/P400/pay?rate_id=75388 If you really want to save money, street parking right around the aquarium is only $3 for 2-3 hrs but you have to remember to feed the meter. The aquarium with young kids, doing everything, is about 3 hrs.

Paid and free parking all around the aquarium

No scooters but it is handicap accessible

It closes at five

https://audubonnatureinstitute.org/tickets

I had a my family. 3 adults and a child was $110 for Aquarium only

If you are coming to visit NOLA you can look at the Sight Seeing packages. We used this for a Ghost Tour, Hop on Hop Off Bus, Swamp Tour, Insectarium, and The National WWII Museum. Paid about 1/3rd of normal price.

It was well kept and staff was extremely polite. The sea life was really nice to see up close. Plus the a.c. was nice after spending time in the French Quarter.

Yes

$ 29.95 (plus sales tax): Adult. $ 21.95 (plus sales tax): Child (2-12) $ 24.95 (plus sales tax): Senior (65+)

Not at all

Purchase online instead of at the gate and save! I think $18 for adults, $14 for children 2yrs and older...Also, you pay for parking, but you can take your ticket inside and have it validated to save money as well.

Nothing publicized, but I know sometimes during the summer places have special days for special kids. Definitely call and ask! :)

Yes

For the aquarium if you buy at the gate it's $29.95 plus tax for an adult, $21.95 plus tax for a child (ages 2-12), and $24.95 plus tax for a senior citizen (ages 65+). If you buy online you save about $3 per person.

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Gabrielle, there is a parking lot right behind the aquarium on the other side of the tram tracks. The aquarium will validate the ticket. However, the parking lot is very expensive. Find a cheaper lot a couple blocks away and walk if you can.

Of course. The aquarium is a completely indoor attraction. It can be the perfect place to go during a rainy day. It's big enough and interesting enough to spend most of a day.

Around 30 dollars

Yes it is wheel chair accessible they have an elevator for the second floor

Yes it is, they have elevators and everything is relatively flat.

$25.95 online or $29.95 at the door for adults.

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Yes

Around 30 dollars

My 1yr old got in free kids under 5 I think

Since you're using Google maps, just press the "directions" button and it will calculate the drive-time from your location.

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The above answer from Jonathan is correct. If the line is long, buy your tickets on your smart phone to save time!

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$29.95 (plus sales tax): Adult. $21.95 (plus sales tax): Child (2-12) $24.95 (plus sales tax): Senior (65+) Students of any age get for $22 with a current school I.d.

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My son is 15- think the less than 13 price was 19.95, but that I paid 24.95 each for us.

I would say a few hours

About 2 hours

Yes

No

For around $45.00 you get aquarium, zoo, movie and insectarium. If you want it all.

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Yes

No

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No

Yes we do hav a white alligator.

Around 30 dollars

Yes

Yes

Yes

Around 30 dollars

Around 30 dollars

You can purchase tickets online from the aquarium website $3 less than at the aquarium. Weather.com can tell you what the weather will be like.

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2-3 hours

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Around 30 dollars

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Around 30 dollars

Yes you can

Yes, there are a lot of rest spots

The aquarium might allow it. The insect arum doesn't. It's in the customs building

Online tickets are $3 off. Regular price is $28.99 for adults

Yes it is wheel chair accessible and they have elevators to get to the second floor

Google map it

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Check the website for more information

Around 30 dollars

Yes it closes at five

No

I believe so call or check the website for more information

I believe so

Pricing goes by the number of people in your family.

Depends on age,and we brought them with a package deal with the aquarium,I think is was like 25-30 for adults my son is three,I believe he was free...hope it helps you out...

They don't sell week passes, but they sell packs so you can see the aquarium, the butterflies, and the zoo all on different days for a discounted rate. They also do offer seniors an additional discount. I'm not sure what the price is though. Also an Imax ticket comes with the aquarium ticket. We saw the hurricane movie and it was really cool.

30 for adults i think it was 23 for kids.

Check the website for more info

Yes

Look at the map

Yes they do. Enjoy!

Yes

You can pay at the facility.

Park further out for cheaper parking and catch the tram down to the aquarium

Yes at the entrance

About 30 dollars

Yes several. Choose wisely. Many are over priced.

No, no octopus.

About 30 dollars

Update. I brought a small rolling icechest in and wasnt told anything about it.

Yea

They do have military rates however I rcvd lower rates using my jobs tickets to work account.

Yeah it's a lot hotels it's whatever you prefer

29 includes a movie

Mostly just quick food like pizza basic nothing special

No

Check the website for more info on pricing information

Just be aware that you have to go through metal detector on the way in. I think its a federal building or something.

Only wheelchairs

They are closed on Presidents’ Day

Yes, tickets in email (printed) or through electronic devices, such as your phone, will work.

Yes, Elevators are available to assist visitors in easily maneuvering the Aquarium.

It depends on how long you have to look. If you want to run through it and not see everything, you can probably do it an just over an hour, but, if you have the time and want to see all of it c you can spend the whole day. It is air conditioned and it has benches to sit on and it has restaurants inside. You can pet stingrays and/or feed the birds. It is a great place.

Yes

Yes. You may have to get a stamp, but you can leave. Your ticket includes one IMAX movie and you have to go outside for that, so they've got a good system for you to leave.

Yes

Yes they are open

Check the website for more info

Yes I think they do

Yes

Yes

Call ahead to check

Contact the Audubon Society directly. Their information is located at the bottom of their web pages. When you call, ask for the patronage campaigns.

It is almost 30 per adult 22 for kids best thing to do is get membership for family it's right around 100 and you can go to the zoo aquarium and insectarum for free and after 2nd use of membership it already pays for itself

Public parking

Yes

Google parking

Yes, 10am to 5pm

It is approx $25 per person...kinda pricey

I don’t think so but contact the zoo

No

Yes.

Not on holidays

About $30

$29.95 (plus sales tax): Adult $21.95 (plus sales tax): Child (2-12)  $24.95 (plus sales tax): Senior (65+)

We parked across the river and took the fairy we paid $2. Per person free. Parking

It's open year round. Tuesday-Sunday 10am to 5pm.

Most likely, if you are going to the Aquarium, they sell tickets up to an hour before closing.

Yes

Open 1Year-round10am-5pm Weather doesnt care Closed on Holidays and Mondays

Only the Guards have it