With 10 million gallons of water and more than 500 species of aquatic animals, the Georgia Aquarium is one of the largest aquariums in the United States. Thankfully, bite-sized exhibits help organize your trip and make it possible to see the best of the aquarium in one day.
Single-day tickets to the Georgia Aquarium cost US$47.99 per person, while children two and under can visit for free. If you purchase your ticket online before your visit, you can pay a discounted rate of US$42.99 per person. Members enjoy 12 months of unlimited admission.
...MoreNo, reservations are not required to visit the Georgia Aquarium. However, booking tickets online before visiting is strongly recommended. Visitors can purchase advance tickets online—with discounted rates—or by phone. Otherwise, tickets can be purchased on-site at the aquarium.
...MoreThe Georgia Aquarium is the largest in the United States and likely requires an entire morning or afternoon to visit. The aquarium estimates that the average visit lasts 3-4 hours. Arrive early to maximize your trip—and stay as long as you would like until closing time.
...MoreTo beat the crowds, visit the Georgia Aquarium on weekdays. Visitors arriving after lunch can bypass the morning school field trips. The atmosphere is more relaxed during winter, while summer and school holidays are usually crowded.
...MoreYes, the dolphin show at the Georgia Aquarium—along with other shows and entertainment—is included with general admission, and you don’t need to pay extra to see it. However, you do need to reserve your seats from an on-site kiosk or on the phone.
...MoreGeneral admission to the Georgia Aquarium provides an all-access pass to the aquarium’s exhibitions and activities. With your ticket, you can explore all the aquarium’s galleries and exhibitions and see the dolphin and sea lion shows provided you reserve your seats upon arrival.
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