Aquarium / wildlife

Georgia Aquarium

Swim-by whale sharks in downtown Atlanta

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One of the largest aquariums in the U.S., in downtown Atlanta, where whale sharks and manta rays glide past a huge viewing window.

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Tickets

Same as the official online price, checked Oct 26, 2026.

Ticket type

General Admission (fixed date)Watch whale sharks glide past the giant Ocean Voyager window, then walk through the underwater tunnel.from$54.99Anytime Ticket (valid 1 year)The same unforgettable visit, on any day within a year — no blackout dates.$69.99

Date

October 2026

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General admission (3+)

from$54.99

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Official starting price — the price for some dates and times is higher.

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Why visit

Whale sharks in Ocean Voyager
Walk-through underwater tunnel
Next to World of Coca-Cola

Overview

What's included: General admission at your date and time
Not included: Animal encounters
Parking
Opening hours: Opening hours are being verified. Please check the official website before you go.
How to use your ticket: Your ticket arrives by email and in your account right after payment. Show it on your phone at the entrance, with a photo ID if asked.
Do I need to print it?: No printing needed — show the ticket on your phone.
Children and concessions: Children 2 and under are free.Discounted tickets require proof at the entrance (ID, student card…). Without it you may have to pay the difference.
Cancellation and changes: Changes and refunds follow the attraction's own policy, which is shown before you pay.

Location

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About this place

Georgia Aquarium is famous for Ocean Voyager, a vast habitat where whale sharks — the largest fish in the sea — swim past a giant window and over a walk-through tunnel.

Galleries also feature beluga whales, sea lions, dolphins and a cold-water quest. It's next door to the World of Coca-Cola, so the two make an easy Atlanta day.