Key West Aquarium

Take the bus or tram... Little parking in the area... May get lucky if you go early...

It does not have a name, but does have a hashtag for tagging selfies!

The staff feeds the sharks and gives a great informative presentation. You can feed the tarpon, barracuda and other fish in one enclosure. You can also buy food to fed the wild fish in the outdoor enclosures with the sharks.

About $10 for kids and $17 for adults. Also free for residents the 1st Sunday of every month

It seemed like $15 each it wasnt overly expensive

Primarily closed due to renovations.

Looks like they are closed until November 2nd

Any child age 6 and over must wear a mask, and adults. But children under 6 are not required to! Hope this helps!

A hour is a god time to spend.

YES! Dogs are allowed, BOTH service animals and otherwise! This is a dog-friendly establishment, and may also provide a water bowl upon request.

I think you can take the local bus city hopper or something like that

15.04 at the ticket office per person. Or order them online 13.54.

Yes, there are doors the guides can hold open or have automatic door access switches and ramps to move onto the top level of the main gallery floor. The main entrance is also used for exits, and the mall right next door with restrooms has an elevator!

Every FIRST Sunday of each month is free for local residents, with proof of residency (drivers license or ID can be used). Hope this helps!

There is no camping at or near the Aquarium. And there are no longer any campground or rv sites on Key West. However, on Stock Island, which is right next to Key West, I believe there are camping sites, and it's a very short drive from there to the Aquarium.