
Tour
4.5
(142 Customer Reviews)





Tour
4.5
(142 Customer Reviews)





Tour
4.5
(142 Customer Reviews)




Aquarium of the Pacific Skip-the-Line Tickets
Skip the lines at Aquarium of the Pacific and experience shark encounters, full shows and meet penguins, otters and more creatures.
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Aquarium of the Pacific Skip-the-Line Tickets holds a 4.5/5 rating from 142 reviews on tickadoo.
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Aquarium of the Pacific Skip-the-Line Tickets holds a 4.5/5 rating from 142 reviews on tickadoo.
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Summarised reviews
Aquarium of the Pacific Skip-the-Line Tickets holds a 4.5/5 rating from 142 reviews on tickadoo.
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Summarised reviews
Aquarium of the Pacific Skip-the-Line Tickets holds a 4.5/5 rating from 142 reviews on tickadoo.
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Highlights
Enjoy fast-track access to the Aquarium of the Pacific for simple entry
Experience over 11,000 animals and more than 500 species in themed zones
Explore the exciting Shark Lagoon and Coral Reefs exhibits
Experience a wraparound 8-minute show at Pacific Visions Theater
See playful sea otters, majestic jellies and the June Keyes Penguin Habitat
What’s Included
Skip-the-line admission to the Aquarium of the Pacific
Begin your adventure at the Aquarium of the Pacific
Start your visit with convenient skip-the-line admission, letting you dive straight into a day of discovery at one of the nation’s most popular aquariums. The Aquarium of the Pacific brings the Pacific Ocean’s wonders to the heart of Long Beach with expertly crafted exhibits representing Southern California, Baja, the frigid Northern Pacific and energetic coral habitats of the Tropical Pacific.
Explore diverse marine ecosystems
Wander through complete zones dedicated to a wide spectrum of sea life. The Southern California Gallery introduces you to species unique to regional waters, while the Northern Pacific area features creatures adapted to chilly environments. The Tropical Pacific zone amazes visitors with colorful fish, living coral and bright sea anemones.
Shark Lagoon and Coral Reefs
Feel the thrill at Shark Lagoon, which houses more than 150 types of sharks, rays and related fish. Peer into impressive tanks and learn about ocean predators. Nearby, the Coral Reefs exhibit highlights the dazzling biodiversity of coral systems and underscores the importance of marine conservation efforts.
Pacific Visions Theater
Take a seat in the modern Pacific Visions Theater for a visually thorough, 8-minute presentation. The show utilizes a sweeping 130-foot-wide screen, 4D effects and absorbing visuals to illuminate the complex environments and interdependencies of Pacific marine ecosystems.
Unique wildlife encounters
Meet the playful residents of the Sea Otter Habitat or enjoy the company of the charismatic birds in the Lorikeet Forest, where you can hand-feed colorful lorikeets. In the June Keyes Penguin Habitat, watch penguins swim, dive and interact in a beautiful recreation of their natural environment. Don’t miss the tranquil beauty of the Jellies exhibit with swirling displays of moon jellies and other mesmerizing species.
Interactive activities and hands-on learning
Experience touch pools that bring you up close to rays, sea stars and more. Family-friendly interpretive panels and knowledgeable staff are available throughout, offering additional insight and answering questions about the Aquarium’s inhabitants and ecological initiatives. Educational activities help instill a sense of marine stewardship in visitors of all ages.
Commitment to conservation
The Aquarium actively partners with the Aquarium Conservation Partnership to reduce single-use plastics and limit ocean pollution. Exhibits and programs reinforce the message of environmental responsibility, leaving a positive impact both within and beyond the walls of the attraction.
Access seven thematic galleries spanning diverse Pacific habitats
Discover special presentations and daily feeding schedules
Facilities provide wheelchair and stroller access, along with guided audio tours See more tours in Los Angeles on tickadoo. Looking for more? Check out Battleship IOWA combo or whale watching cruise on tickadoo.
Supervise children at all times within the aquarium
Keep walkways clear for other visitors
Respect animal habitats and do not tap on glass or feed animals
Follow staff instructions in all exhibit areas for your safety
Use designated areas for stroller parking
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm
What marine animals can I see at the Aquarium of the Pacific?
The aquarium houses over 12,000 animals including sharks, sea otters, penguins, jellyfish, lorikeets, and tropical fish across Pacific Ocean habitats.
How long should I plan to spend at the Aquarium of the Pacific?
Most visitors spend 2-3 hours exploring all the exhibits. Allow extra time if attending daily animal feedings or special presentations.
Does skip-the-line mean I avoid all queues?
Skip-the-line lets you bypass the general admission ticket line and go directly to the entrance. You may still encounter brief waits at popular exhibits inside.
Is the Aquarium of the Pacific good for young children?
Yes, it is very kid-friendly with touch pools, interactive exhibits, and an outdoor splash zone. Strollers are welcome throughout the facility.
Where is the Aquarium of the Pacific located?
The aquarium is at 100 Aquarium Way in Long Beach, about 25 miles south of downtown LA. It sits on the waterfront with views of the harbor.
Are there live animal feedings I can watch?
Yes, daily feeding presentations include sea otters, sharks, and penguins. Check the schedule on arrival for specific times and locations.
Can I touch any animals at the aquarium?
Yes, the Shark Lagoon touch pool lets you gently touch bamboo sharks and rays. There are also tide pool touch tanks with sea stars and urchins.
Is parking available at the Aquarium of the Pacific?
Yes, there is a parking structure adjacent to the aquarium. Parking fees are separate from admission and vary by day.
Does the aquarium have an outdoor area?
Yes, there is an outdoor plaza with a lorikeet aviary, harbor seal habitat, and seasonal exhibits with views of Long Beach Harbor.
Are there dining options inside the aquarium?
The Cafe Sol restaurant offers lunch items with harbor views. There are also snack bars and a coffee cart inside the building.
Arrive early to enjoy smaller crowds
Bring a valid photo ID for ticket redemption
Photography is allowed but flash and tripods are prohibited
Most areas are accessible by wheelchair and strollers
Check live schedule for daily feedings and theater shows
Free cancellation up to 24 h
100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach
Highlights
Enjoy fast-track access to the Aquarium of the Pacific for simple entry
Experience over 11,000 animals and more than 500 species in themed zones
Explore the exciting Shark Lagoon and Coral Reefs exhibits
Experience a wraparound 8-minute show at Pacific Visions Theater
See playful sea otters, majestic jellies and the June Keyes Penguin Habitat
What’s Included
Skip-the-line admission to the Aquarium of the Pacific
Begin your adventure at the Aquarium of the Pacific
Start your visit with convenient skip-the-line admission, letting you dive straight into a day of discovery at one of the nation’s most popular aquariums. The Aquarium of the Pacific brings the Pacific Ocean’s wonders to the heart of Long Beach with expertly crafted exhibits representing Southern California, Baja, the frigid Northern Pacific and energetic coral habitats of the Tropical Pacific.
Explore diverse marine ecosystems
Wander through complete zones dedicated to a wide spectrum of sea life. The Southern California Gallery introduces you to species unique to regional waters, while the Northern Pacific area features creatures adapted to chilly environments. The Tropical Pacific zone amazes visitors with colorful fish, living coral and bright sea anemones.
Shark Lagoon and Coral Reefs
Feel the thrill at Shark Lagoon, which houses more than 150 types of sharks, rays and related fish. Peer into impressive tanks and learn about ocean predators. Nearby, the Coral Reefs exhibit highlights the dazzling biodiversity of coral systems and underscores the importance of marine conservation efforts.
Pacific Visions Theater
Take a seat in the modern Pacific Visions Theater for a visually thorough, 8-minute presentation. The show utilizes a sweeping 130-foot-wide screen, 4D effects and absorbing visuals to illuminate the complex environments and interdependencies of Pacific marine ecosystems.
Unique wildlife encounters
Meet the playful residents of the Sea Otter Habitat or enjoy the company of the charismatic birds in the Lorikeet Forest, where you can hand-feed colorful lorikeets. In the June Keyes Penguin Habitat, watch penguins swim, dive and interact in a beautiful recreation of their natural environment. Don’t miss the tranquil beauty of the Jellies exhibit with swirling displays of moon jellies and other mesmerizing species.
Interactive activities and hands-on learning
Experience touch pools that bring you up close to rays, sea stars and more. Family-friendly interpretive panels and knowledgeable staff are available throughout, offering additional insight and answering questions about the Aquarium’s inhabitants and ecological initiatives. Educational activities help instill a sense of marine stewardship in visitors of all ages.
Commitment to conservation
The Aquarium actively partners with the Aquarium Conservation Partnership to reduce single-use plastics and limit ocean pollution. Exhibits and programs reinforce the message of environmental responsibility, leaving a positive impact both within and beyond the walls of the attraction.
Access seven thematic galleries spanning diverse Pacific habitats
Discover special presentations and daily feeding schedules
Facilities provide wheelchair and stroller access, along with guided audio tours See more tours in Los Angeles on tickadoo. Looking for more? Check out Battleship IOWA combo or whale watching cruise on tickadoo.
Supervise children at all times within the aquarium
Keep walkways clear for other visitors
Respect animal habitats and do not tap on glass or feed animals
Follow staff instructions in all exhibit areas for your safety
Use designated areas for stroller parking
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm
What marine animals can I see at the Aquarium of the Pacific?
The aquarium houses over 12,000 animals including sharks, sea otters, penguins, jellyfish, lorikeets, and tropical fish across Pacific Ocean habitats.
How long should I plan to spend at the Aquarium of the Pacific?
Most visitors spend 2-3 hours exploring all the exhibits. Allow extra time if attending daily animal feedings or special presentations.
Does skip-the-line mean I avoid all queues?
Skip-the-line lets you bypass the general admission ticket line and go directly to the entrance. You may still encounter brief waits at popular exhibits inside.
Is the Aquarium of the Pacific good for young children?
Yes, it is very kid-friendly with touch pools, interactive exhibits, and an outdoor splash zone. Strollers are welcome throughout the facility.
Where is the Aquarium of the Pacific located?
The aquarium is at 100 Aquarium Way in Long Beach, about 25 miles south of downtown LA. It sits on the waterfront with views of the harbor.
Are there live animal feedings I can watch?
Yes, daily feeding presentations include sea otters, sharks, and penguins. Check the schedule on arrival for specific times and locations.
Can I touch any animals at the aquarium?
Yes, the Shark Lagoon touch pool lets you gently touch bamboo sharks and rays. There are also tide pool touch tanks with sea stars and urchins.
Is parking available at the Aquarium of the Pacific?
Yes, there is a parking structure adjacent to the aquarium. Parking fees are separate from admission and vary by day.
Does the aquarium have an outdoor area?
Yes, there is an outdoor plaza with a lorikeet aviary, harbor seal habitat, and seasonal exhibits with views of Long Beach Harbor.
Are there dining options inside the aquarium?
The Cafe Sol restaurant offers lunch items with harbor views. There are also snack bars and a coffee cart inside the building.
Arrive early to enjoy smaller crowds
Bring a valid photo ID for ticket redemption
Photography is allowed but flash and tripods are prohibited
Most areas are accessible by wheelchair and strollers
Check live schedule for daily feedings and theater shows
Free cancellation up to 24 h
100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach
Highlights
Enjoy fast-track access to the Aquarium of the Pacific for simple entry
Experience over 11,000 animals and more than 500 species in themed zones
Explore the exciting Shark Lagoon and Coral Reefs exhibits
Experience a wraparound 8-minute show at Pacific Visions Theater
See playful sea otters, majestic jellies and the June Keyes Penguin Habitat
What’s Included
Skip-the-line admission to the Aquarium of the Pacific
Begin your adventure at the Aquarium of the Pacific
Start your visit with convenient skip-the-line admission, letting you dive straight into a day of discovery at one of the nation’s most popular aquariums. The Aquarium of the Pacific brings the Pacific Ocean’s wonders to the heart of Long Beach with expertly crafted exhibits representing Southern California, Baja, the frigid Northern Pacific and energetic coral habitats of the Tropical Pacific.
Explore diverse marine ecosystems
Wander through complete zones dedicated to a wide spectrum of sea life. The Southern California Gallery introduces you to species unique to regional waters, while the Northern Pacific area features creatures adapted to chilly environments. The Tropical Pacific zone amazes visitors with colorful fish, living coral and bright sea anemones.
Shark Lagoon and Coral Reefs
Feel the thrill at Shark Lagoon, which houses more than 150 types of sharks, rays and related fish. Peer into impressive tanks and learn about ocean predators. Nearby, the Coral Reefs exhibit highlights the dazzling biodiversity of coral systems and underscores the importance of marine conservation efforts.
Pacific Visions Theater
Take a seat in the modern Pacific Visions Theater for a visually thorough, 8-minute presentation. The show utilizes a sweeping 130-foot-wide screen, 4D effects and absorbing visuals to illuminate the complex environments and interdependencies of Pacific marine ecosystems.
Unique wildlife encounters
Meet the playful residents of the Sea Otter Habitat or enjoy the company of the charismatic birds in the Lorikeet Forest, where you can hand-feed colorful lorikeets. In the June Keyes Penguin Habitat, watch penguins swim, dive and interact in a beautiful recreation of their natural environment. Don’t miss the tranquil beauty of the Jellies exhibit with swirling displays of moon jellies and other mesmerizing species.
Interactive activities and hands-on learning
Experience touch pools that bring you up close to rays, sea stars and more. Family-friendly interpretive panels and knowledgeable staff are available throughout, offering additional insight and answering questions about the Aquarium’s inhabitants and ecological initiatives. Educational activities help instill a sense of marine stewardship in visitors of all ages.
Commitment to conservation
The Aquarium actively partners with the Aquarium Conservation Partnership to reduce single-use plastics and limit ocean pollution. Exhibits and programs reinforce the message of environmental responsibility, leaving a positive impact both within and beyond the walls of the attraction.
Access seven thematic galleries spanning diverse Pacific habitats
Discover special presentations and daily feeding schedules
Facilities provide wheelchair and stroller access, along with guided audio tours See more tours in Los Angeles on tickadoo. Looking for more? Check out Battleship IOWA combo or whale watching cruise on tickadoo.
Arrive early to enjoy smaller crowds
Bring a valid photo ID for ticket redemption
Photography is allowed but flash and tripods are prohibited
Most areas are accessible by wheelchair and strollers
Check live schedule for daily feedings and theater shows
Supervise children at all times within the aquarium
Keep walkways clear for other visitors
Respect animal habitats and do not tap on glass or feed animals
Follow staff instructions in all exhibit areas for your safety
Use designated areas for stroller parking
What marine animals can I see at the Aquarium of the Pacific?
The aquarium houses over 12,000 animals including sharks, sea otters, penguins, jellyfish, lorikeets, and tropical fish across Pacific Ocean habitats.
How long should I plan to spend at the Aquarium of the Pacific?
Most visitors spend 2-3 hours exploring all the exhibits. Allow extra time if attending daily animal feedings or special presentations.
Does skip-the-line mean I avoid all queues?
Skip-the-line lets you bypass the general admission ticket line and go directly to the entrance. You may still encounter brief waits at popular exhibits inside.
Is the Aquarium of the Pacific good for young children?
Yes, it is very kid-friendly with touch pools, interactive exhibits, and an outdoor splash zone. Strollers are welcome throughout the facility.
Where is the Aquarium of the Pacific located?
The aquarium is at 100 Aquarium Way in Long Beach, about 25 miles south of downtown LA. It sits on the waterfront with views of the harbor.
Are there live animal feedings I can watch?
Yes, daily feeding presentations include sea otters, sharks, and penguins. Check the schedule on arrival for specific times and locations.
Can I touch any animals at the aquarium?
Yes, the Shark Lagoon touch pool lets you gently touch bamboo sharks and rays. There are also tide pool touch tanks with sea stars and urchins.
Is parking available at the Aquarium of the Pacific?
Yes, there is a parking structure adjacent to the aquarium. Parking fees are separate from admission and vary by day.
Does the aquarium have an outdoor area?
Yes, there is an outdoor plaza with a lorikeet aviary, harbor seal habitat, and seasonal exhibits with views of Long Beach Harbor.
Are there dining options inside the aquarium?
The Cafe Sol restaurant offers lunch items with harbor views. There are also snack bars and a coffee cart inside the building.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach
Highlights
Enjoy fast-track access to the Aquarium of the Pacific for simple entry
Experience over 11,000 animals and more than 500 species in themed zones
Explore the exciting Shark Lagoon and Coral Reefs exhibits
Experience a wraparound 8-minute show at Pacific Visions Theater
See playful sea otters, majestic jellies and the June Keyes Penguin Habitat
What’s Included
Skip-the-line admission to the Aquarium of the Pacific
Begin your adventure at the Aquarium of the Pacific
Start your visit with convenient skip-the-line admission, letting you dive straight into a day of discovery at one of the nation’s most popular aquariums. The Aquarium of the Pacific brings the Pacific Ocean’s wonders to the heart of Long Beach with expertly crafted exhibits representing Southern California, Baja, the frigid Northern Pacific and energetic coral habitats of the Tropical Pacific.
Explore diverse marine ecosystems
Wander through complete zones dedicated to a wide spectrum of sea life. The Southern California Gallery introduces you to species unique to regional waters, while the Northern Pacific area features creatures adapted to chilly environments. The Tropical Pacific zone amazes visitors with colorful fish, living coral and bright sea anemones.
Shark Lagoon and Coral Reefs
Feel the thrill at Shark Lagoon, which houses more than 150 types of sharks, rays and related fish. Peer into impressive tanks and learn about ocean predators. Nearby, the Coral Reefs exhibit highlights the dazzling biodiversity of coral systems and underscores the importance of marine conservation efforts.
Pacific Visions Theater
Take a seat in the modern Pacific Visions Theater for a visually thorough, 8-minute presentation. The show utilizes a sweeping 130-foot-wide screen, 4D effects and absorbing visuals to illuminate the complex environments and interdependencies of Pacific marine ecosystems.
Unique wildlife encounters
Meet the playful residents of the Sea Otter Habitat or enjoy the company of the charismatic birds in the Lorikeet Forest, where you can hand-feed colorful lorikeets. In the June Keyes Penguin Habitat, watch penguins swim, dive and interact in a beautiful recreation of their natural environment. Don’t miss the tranquil beauty of the Jellies exhibit with swirling displays of moon jellies and other mesmerizing species.
Interactive activities and hands-on learning
Experience touch pools that bring you up close to rays, sea stars and more. Family-friendly interpretive panels and knowledgeable staff are available throughout, offering additional insight and answering questions about the Aquarium’s inhabitants and ecological initiatives. Educational activities help instill a sense of marine stewardship in visitors of all ages.
Commitment to conservation
The Aquarium actively partners with the Aquarium Conservation Partnership to reduce single-use plastics and limit ocean pollution. Exhibits and programs reinforce the message of environmental responsibility, leaving a positive impact both within and beyond the walls of the attraction.
Access seven thematic galleries spanning diverse Pacific habitats
Discover special presentations and daily feeding schedules
Facilities provide wheelchair and stroller access, along with guided audio tours See more tours in Los Angeles on tickadoo. Looking for more? Check out Battleship IOWA combo or whale watching cruise on tickadoo.
Arrive early to enjoy smaller crowds
Bring a valid photo ID for ticket redemption
Photography is allowed but flash and tripods are prohibited
Most areas are accessible by wheelchair and strollers
Check live schedule for daily feedings and theater shows
Supervise children at all times within the aquarium
Keep walkways clear for other visitors
Respect animal habitats and do not tap on glass or feed animals
Follow staff instructions in all exhibit areas for your safety
Use designated areas for stroller parking
What marine animals can I see at the Aquarium of the Pacific?
The aquarium houses over 12,000 animals including sharks, sea otters, penguins, jellyfish, lorikeets, and tropical fish across Pacific Ocean habitats.
How long should I plan to spend at the Aquarium of the Pacific?
Most visitors spend 2-3 hours exploring all the exhibits. Allow extra time if attending daily animal feedings or special presentations.
Does skip-the-line mean I avoid all queues?
Skip-the-line lets you bypass the general admission ticket line and go directly to the entrance. You may still encounter brief waits at popular exhibits inside.
Is the Aquarium of the Pacific good for young children?
Yes, it is very kid-friendly with touch pools, interactive exhibits, and an outdoor splash zone. Strollers are welcome throughout the facility.
Where is the Aquarium of the Pacific located?
The aquarium is at 100 Aquarium Way in Long Beach, about 25 miles south of downtown LA. It sits on the waterfront with views of the harbor.
Are there live animal feedings I can watch?
Yes, daily feeding presentations include sea otters, sharks, and penguins. Check the schedule on arrival for specific times and locations.
Can I touch any animals at the aquarium?
Yes, the Shark Lagoon touch pool lets you gently touch bamboo sharks and rays. There are also tide pool touch tanks with sea stars and urchins.
Is parking available at the Aquarium of the Pacific?
Yes, there is a parking structure adjacent to the aquarium. Parking fees are separate from admission and vary by day.
Does the aquarium have an outdoor area?
Yes, there is an outdoor plaza with a lorikeet aviary, harbor seal habitat, and seasonal exhibits with views of Long Beach Harbor.
Are there dining options inside the aquarium?
The Cafe Sol restaurant offers lunch items with harbor views. There are also snack bars and a coffee cart inside the building.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach
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