Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum

Called them and they said, "as long as they are on a leash". Me and my wife enjoyed it very much

Marine Life has been closed since it's destruction due to hurricane Katrina. IMMS is the new marine life exhibit type facility. Maritime Museum is just a museum, no marine life can be found here.

Usually Google searches will show hours of operation.

I can't remember but I think 10.for seniors you can get prices by going to website.

Admission price is different for each event they have. Maritime Museum is such a treat. They have great events and it is run extremely well. Now they are doing the Camille anniversary and every Friday they have a different speaker to tell the history of Camille. The admission is $10 and that pays for lunch. So there really is no admission to go in and listen to a speaker that lived through Camille. I highly recommend that you go and visit. It is such a treat.

Yes to all above

When we were there they did not, but do have an elevator for moving from floor to floor. The gift shop would be the one to ask. Of course, you can always bring your own.

Good luck...

We bought an attraction pass at the visitor center that included 7 places including NASA and it was only 35. Also the visitor center has a coupon book for amazing discounts!

Yes

It is open all year and if you have any connection to the old Shrimping town of Biloxi and the Gulf this is a must visit. It is a marvelous facility and the docufilm on Katrina's ravage is heartbreaking. The entire coastal front of Biloxi was wiped clean of almost everything, as bad as a Tsunami. Hundreds of driveways to empty lots remain.

Per the website: New Year’s Eve Oyster Ball Drop 2018 December 31, 2017 @ 8:30 pm - January 1, 2018 @ 12:30 am Ring in the New Year with us! Blackwater Brass band, heavy hors d’oeuvres, full bar, party favors, beignets and coffee to go & Fireworks!!! 8:30 pm- 12:30 am $90 per couple & $50 single- Limited to 400 tickets Call the museum to reserve your tickets!