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Miami Seaquarium in Miami, FL

4400 Rickenbacker Causeway • Miami, FL 33149

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Calling all marine life lovers! Come explore life underwater at Miami Seaquarium. From animal encounters to mesmerizing exhibits, there’s so much to discover about our aquatic friends. Don’t forget to take in a dolphin or sea lion show while you’re here. The whole family will enjoy seeing manatees, penguins, seals, tropical fish and so much more. Plus, be sure to try out our obstacle course!

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Open 365 days a year.
Selfie sticks are prohibited from the aquarium and park for the safety of guests and animals.
Features a wide range of experiences, from dolphin shows to an aerial obstacle course.
Exhibits teach guests about sea conservation, rescue, and rehabilitation.

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Whether swimming deep beneath the surface or leaping high above the water, the sealife of Miami Seaquarium® will delight and astound. Take a look at all we have to offer. There's an experience for every member of the family. On a 38-acre tropical paradise, the Miami Seaquarium is where conservation and education go hand in hand, sea lions delight children of all ages, and endangered sea turtles and manatees find a safe haven. Enjoy a world-class marine-life entertainment park with a variety of fun things to do in Miami, South Florida. From eight different marine animal shows, astonishing daily presentations, and a variety of educational tidbits along the way, Miami Seaquarium is a place of inspiration, education, and fun!

Miami Seaquarium tickets include all-day access to a fun-filled day of marine-life shows and exhibits on 38 beautiful acres overlooking the Miami skyline.

Dolphin Odyssey: You’ll have the opportunity to kiss, hug, and dance with one of these amazing mammals. Hold on tight! You’ll swim into deeper water for an amazing dorsal pull across the pool! Must be 52” or taller. 14 people max per session.

Dolphin Encounter: This shallow-water dolphin experience includes many of the behaviors in an Odyssey. You’ll get to touch and kiss and even feed your dolphin, but there is no swimming (except by our dolphins and they’re pretty good!). 28 people max per session.

Royal Swim: Experience the ultimate thrill with our Royal Swim! Get face-to-face with two playful dolphins and enjoy an exhilarating ride alongside your new friends. This unforgettable adventure is designed to exceed all your expectations and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Penguin Encounter: Experience two unique ways to meet our charming penguins! Step into their habitat for an up-close, non-tactile interaction as they freely explore, with our host sharing fun facts and a photographer capturing special moments. Then, enjoy a meet and greet outside the habitat, where you can pose for a photo with a penguin.

Shark & Ray Interaction: Come face-to-fin with both our nurse sharks and cownose stingrays in a natural mangrove habitat overlooking Biscayne Bay. You will assist in target training and feeding our nurse sharks, as well as wading into an unforgettable experience as they meet gentle cownose stingrays.

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Parking – $20 per vehicle

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richardtH4883EN

Porto Alegre, State of Rio Grande do Sul

"Bad aquarium,weird people"

Reviewed August 28, 2025 NEW

A Murky Experience with a Side of Human Oddities I had high hopes for a tranquil afternoon of gazing at sea life, but this place was less a sanctuary and more of a fever dream. From the moment I stepped inside, the air hung heavy with the smell of wet cement and forgotten fish. The "exhibits" were a true testament to neglect. The tanks were so small and the water so murky, you had to press your face against the grimy glass to even make out the sad, listless fish inside. I'm pretty sure a few of them were just trying to avoid eye contact. The signs were faded and peeling, offering vague, unhelpful descriptions like "A Type of Fish." It was less a learning experience and more a guessing game of aquatic taxonomy. But the fish weren't even the weirdest part of the show. One man was having a full, one-sided conversation with a grouper, seemingly getting into a heated debate about the merits of gravel. In the next room, a couple was having a screaming match so loud I half-expected the glass to shatter. And a woman in a trench coat was just staring, unblinking, at a tank of jellyfish for a solid ten minutes without moving. It felt less like an aquarium and more like a human behavioral exhibit. The whole experience was deeply unsettling and profoundly disappointing. Save your money and just watch a documentary. It's cleaner, more educational, and you won't have to witness a person arguing with a fish.

Wmarin01

Staten Island, New York

"Miami Seaquarium with 2 Young Kids"

Reviewed August 20, 2025 NEW

I visited the Seaquarium on Friday, August 8, 2025 with my wife and two kids. The last time I was at the Seaquarium was probably about 40 years ago. Honestly I can say it looks like the facility has not been updated in that time either. It was very aged. The dolphin and sea lion shows & penguin parades were the highlights. There were a few other exhibits like the shark and sting ray touch tanks which the kids enjoyed but really not much else. Food expensive. You could see everything in about 5 hours.

michaelwY569PR

"Thanks to Kourtney, the dolphin trainer"

Reviewed August 14, 2025

Amazing experience! A special thank you to Kourtney she was incredibly knowledgeable and took the time to educate us on many facts about dolphins, she made the experience far more memorable and special and we will definitely be back for another incredible visit. We sure appreciated the incredible staff, many other parks have not had such informative and kind staff in other experiences, this place was definitely above the rest. Thank you Miami Seaquarium from Leanne and Michael.

kkboyd59

San Antonio, Texas

"This attraction should be closed!"

Reviewed May 29, 2025

Horrible experience! There are a handful of dirty tanks with very few fish. There are some outdoor water displays with no inhabitants, while the inhabited ones are dirty and filled with algae. The water in the dolphin tank was cloudy. Lots of torn canopies over the outside exhibits. Parking is $20 cash - only choice if you want to go inside. A disgrace - don’t waste your money. This attraction should be closed!

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Miami Seaquarium is located at 4400 Rickenbacker Causeway • Miami, FL 33149

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Can I bring my pet to Miami Seaquarium?
No. Legally-certified service dogs are the only type of pet or outside animal allowed within the park. This policy is in place for the safety of our guests, employees, and marine animals.

Are strollers or wheelchairs available to the public?
Yes. Wheelchairs and strollers are available for rent on a first come, first serve basis. These can be found at the Guest Services area at the front of the park.

How long will it take me to complete the entire park?
It takes guests approximately four hours to tour the entire park. Guests are welcome to stay as long as they need during operating hours to experience the entire park, shows, and available animal encounters and experiences.

What are the hours of operation?
Miami Seaquarium is open all year long from 10:00am to 6:00pm. Hours of operation are subject to change due to private events, inclement weather conditions, or other outside factors.

What time are the shows each day?
To ensure the safety and wellbeing of our animals, the show times vary each day and are established the morning of. Generally, it is best to arrive at 9:30am or 12:00pm to see the full cycle of shows scheduled for that day.

If you have questions about the shows being held on the day of your visit, please ask one of our onsite employees.

What should I wear if going to the park?
It is recommended that guests wear comfortable clothing with the day’s forecast in mind. All attire must be family-friendly in nature. In addition, jewelry that poses a potential threat or hazard to our animals will be asked to be removed.

Can I bring a camera to the park?
Yes. Personal photography is allowed throughout the park, with the exception of our animal interactivity opportunities. Photography poses a threat and safety hazard to our animals and guests during these experiences.

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