Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California

Is the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific ADA accessible?

Yes, the aquarium is ADA accessible. All the exhibits are wheelchair accessible and the aquarium is equipped with elevators. Audio tours and Braille are also available for guests who are blind.

Does Aquarium of the Pacific have wheelchairs?

Wheelchairs are complimentary and can be checked out at the information desk on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please note that a credit card is required at the time of checkout.

Does Aquarium of the Pacific have strollers for rent?

The aquarium offers complimentary baby "backpacks" at the information desk; a credit card is required at checkout. Strollers are not available, but you are welcome to bring your own. On busy days, convenient stroller parking areas are located throughout the Aquarium.

Is there a restaurant at the aquarium?

Yes! The aquarium has a cafeteria-style restaurant called Café Scuba that is available for guests on the facility's second floor.

Is outside food or drinks allowed inside the aquarium?

Outside food is not allowed inside the aquarium. However, picnic tables are available on the plaza for consuming snacks or lunches on a first-come, first-served basis.

Does the attraction have locker facilities available?

Unfortunately, the Aquarium of the Pacific currently does not offer lockers.

Do children under 3 years old need an admission ticket?

No, children under the age of 3 can visit the Aquarium of the Pacific for free!

How much is parking at the aquarium?

Parking is available at 99 Aquarium Way for a flat rate of $8 after validating their ticket inside the Aquarium. The parking structure operates daily and accepts credit cards.

Can I bring a camera to the aquarium?

Yes. Cameras and video cameras are allowed for personal use, but tripods are not permitted.