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Seattle Aquarium

Seattle Aquarium Tours and Tickets

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The cold, dark waters around Seattle hide an abundance of marine life, from orca whales to giant Pacific octopus to otters and salmon. The Seattle Aquarium helps visitors access this rich underwater world without getting wet. The experience involves touch tanks, daily dive shows, and plenty of exhibits showing off the area’s sea life.

  • 1483 Alaskan Way, Pier 59, Seattle, Washington, 98101
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Q:Do you need to book tickets to the Seattle Aquarium in advance?
A:Booking tickets to the Seattle Aquarium in advance is a good idea. All admission to the aquarium is based on timed entry, and the most popular times sell out. Buying tickets in advance can be a money-saver, too, as the aquarium’s demand-based prices tend to rise over time.
Q:How long does it take to go through the Seattle Aquarium?
A:Most visitors spend between 1.5 and 2 hours at the Seattle Aquarium. You might spend longer, however, if you’re attending a scheduled activity. These have start times spread throughout the day, with options including marine mammal feeding, sea otter feeding, harbor seal encounters, and presentations on Washington State marine habitats.
Q:What are the best times to avoid crowds at the Seattle Aquarium?
A:The quietest times at the Seattle Aquarium are on non-holiday weekdays and weekends after 3pm. When booking timed-entry tickets to the Seattle Aquarium online, you can see how many available slots are left for any given hour. The aquarium will likely be busy if just a handful are available.
Q:Can you take snacks into the Seattle Aquarium?
A:No, you can’t bring outside food and drink into the Seattle Aquarium. Water bottles are OK, and stations for refilling them are available throughout the facility. Serving coffee, drinks, and made-to-order drinks, the Seattle Aquarium Café is open daily, and a wide range of eateries are located within walking distance.
Q:Can I bring water into the Seattle Aquarium?
A:Yes, you can bring water into the Seattle Aquarium. In fact, it’s a good idea to bring a bottle along because refill stations are located throughout the aquarium. Other outside food and drink are not allowed inside, but you can find refreshments and made-to-order meals at the Seattle Aquarium Café.
Q:Can I bring a backpack to the Seattle Aquarium?
A:Yes, you can bring your bag or backpack to the Seattle Aquarium. If you bring one along, however, you should be prepared to carry it around during your visit. While the aquarium does have a coat check, there are no facilities for storing bags or luggage.

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