Miami Seaquarium

• Overview
• Reviews

• Tours

  

  Tips

  • Parking
    Parking in the Seaquarium's lot costs $7, but it's the best option for those who don't want a long hike to the entrance.
    
  • Know Before You Go
    The newly remodeled Dolphin Harbor offers the opportunity to swim with dolphins, but it's not cheap at $189 for adults. Despite the sticker shock, it books quickly so reserve your spot ahead of time.
    
  • Save Money
    Coming back again? An annual pass is just $39.95 ($32.95 for children), just a few bucks more than a one-day ticket. You can upgrade your daily ticket on the way out.
    
  • Amenities
    <p>SNACK BAR<br />GIFT SHOPS<br />ATMS</p>
    
  • The Extras
    The park typically closes at 6pm, but stays open later during special seasonal events like Splashtacular Summer, Monster Splash, and Winter Nights & Lights.
    
  • Parking
    Parking in the Seaquarium's lot costs $8, but it's the only option for those who don't want a long hike to the entrance.
    
  • Know Before You Go
    The newly remodeled Dolphin Harbor offers the opportunity to swim with dolphins, but it's not cheap at $199, or $139 for a shallow water interactive experience. Despite the sticker shock, it books quickly so reserve your spot ahead of time.
    
  • Save Money
    Coming back again? An annual pass is just $43.90 ($34.90 for children), just a few bucks more than a one-day ticket. You can upgrade your daily ticket on the way out.
    
  • The Extras
    The park typically closes at 6pm, but stays open later during special seasonal events like Splashtacular Summer, Monster Splash, and Winter Nights & Lights.
    
  • Parking
    Parking in the Seaquarium's lot costs $8, but it's the only option for those who don't want a long hike to the entrance.
    
  • Know Before You Go
    The newly remodeled Dolphin Harbor offers the opportunity to swim with dolphins, but it's not cheap at $199, or $139 for a shallow water interactive experience. Despite the sticker shock, it books quickly so reserve your spot ahead of time.
    
  • Save Money
    Coming back again? An annual pass is just $43.90 ($34.90 for children), just a few bucks more than a one-day ticket. You can upgrade your daily ticket on the way out.
    

• Customer Reviews

  

  My kids had a great time. It was a

  Reviewed by samanthab64
  5/29/2012
  

  My kids had a great time. It was a great experience to swim with the animals.

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  Killer, Killer Whale show!

  Reviewed by karenadventurer
  5/13/2012
  

  Very cool Killer Whale Show! I also did the Dolphin Odyssey and it was really an out of this world to experience. I have been to Miami Seaquarium more than once to bring friends and family.

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  Fun Fun and more FUN!

  Reviewed by JLaaee
  1/11/2012
  

  I had the best time at the park :) We got some great savings and they had a special show going on for Xmas with the what, she even had a hat. The kids loved it and can't stop talking about all the fun they had. We really want to do the…

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