Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, Georgia

Where is the Georgia Aquarium?

Georgia Aquarium is located in downtown Atlanta at 225 Baker Street, across the street from the north end of Centennial Olympic Park. If you’re driving and planning to park on-site, use the following street address for a direct route to Georgia Aquarium parking: 357 Luckie Street, NW Atlanta, GA 30313.

How much is Georgia Aquarium parking​?

Parking is $25 for general parking. Covered and rooftop parking is available at the official Georgia Aquarium parking deck; entrances are located on Luckie Street and Ivan Allen Jr. Boulevard.

How long does it take to go through the aquarium?

Guests typically spend 2-4 hours to see the entire aquarium, but you’re free to explore as long as you wish during your visit.

What are the hours for the Georgia Aquarium?

When booking your tickets, check the operating hours in the operating calendar above for your target date range. They have extended hours during the summer and holidays, and will occasionally close the aquarium early for private events. The last entry is one hour before closing.

Is Georgia Aquarium suitable for children?

Yes, the aquarium is family-friendly. Plus, children ages 2 and under are admitted free and don't require a ticket.

Can I bring a stroller?

Strollers are allowed at the Georgia Aquarium, but leaving them at home is highly recommended. If you need to bring a stroller starting June 20, 2023, please follow these stroller policy guidelines: Strollers cannot be larger than width: 29 in or 72 cm and length: 52 or 132 cm. Wagons, wagon strollers, push cars, jogging strollers and ride-on are not permitted. Strollers or wagons for medical or sensory purposes are exempted from this policy. Still, please leave a note at the "Have Special Needs?" when booking your reservation if you'll use specialty strollers or wagons.

What should I wear?

Wear appropriate clothing and accessories for a family-friendly environment, avoiding items with offensive content, nudity, profanity, sexual innuendo, or promoting hate or violence.

Can I bring my camera?

Yes, cameras are permitted for personal use only. However the use of flash is prohibited in the presence of some animals. Please refrain from taking photos in the sea lion and dolphin presentations, and in the 4D theater.

Does the aquarium have locker rentals?

No. You will need to carry anything you bring into the aquarium for the duration of your visit.

How can I find out about the shows or programs happening at the Georgia Aquarium?

Prior to your visit, download the aquarium’s mobile app. Or, ask a staff member for more information.

Is re-entry permitted?

Guests may exit and reenter Georgia Aquarium during their visit by getting their ticket stamped at the Information desk.

Can I bring my own food and drinks into the aquarium? What if I have food allergies?

No outside food or beverages are permitted in the aquarium with the exception of small snacks for children or visitors with food allergies. The aquarium has several water bottle filling stations and encourage guests to bring a refillable water bottle for your visit.

Are food and drinks available at the aquarium?

Yes. The Coastline Café, located on the upper level of the aquarium, offers a variety of family-friendly meals, including homemade chicken tenders, burgers, pizza, hot dogs, mac and cheese, and salads. They also offer vegetarian and vegan options and serve coffee, wine, beer, and other beverages.

What items are prohibited in the aquarium?

Aside from outside food and beverages, guns, knives, matches, lighters, fishing poles, balloons, disposable drinking straws, and gum are not allowed inside Georgia Aquarium.

Are pets allowed?

No. Pets are not permitted in the Georgia Aquarium; only ADA-defined service animals and working dogs in training are allowed inside.

Is the aquarium ADA accessible?

Yes, the Georgia Aquarium is ADA-accessible. Wheelchairs and golf carts are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and accessible parking is provided. The aquarium also offers resources like audio tours, tactile elements, ASL interpretation (with advance notice), and sensory-friendly hours for guests with visual, mobility, or sensory needs.