Georgia Aquarium

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Centennial Olympic Park Fulton, Atlanta, GA 30312
(Ph:)4045814000

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adom (Jun-25-2010)

An unbelievable aquarium experience awaits visitors of the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta. With hundreds of thousands of gallons of water housing one of the best arrays of underwater life in the world, visiting the Georgia Aquarium will excite the young and amaze the old. Displays range from the smallest sea creatures to gigantic wales and sharks swimming with giant tortoises. Squid, crabs, lobsters, sea horses and creatures you never heard of round out the exhibits. The Aquarium includes a touching pool where visitors can feel small sharks and rays as they swim by. A creative play area lets kids and release some pent-up before moving on. The best part of the Aquarium is the tunnel and large display window that gives visitors an underwater perspective of some the of the neatest sea creatures as they swim by. It is ocean life like you've never seen before!

While the tickets are pricey ($35 for adults, $26 for kids), the experience is well worth the investment. Just make sure you plan to stay long enough to soak it in and get your money's worth.