Georgia Aquarium
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Walk through a 100-foot-long underwater tunnel in the Ocean Voyager exhibit and marvel at whale sharks, manta rays, and vibrant marine life.
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Witness playful bottlenose dolphins and learn about their behaviors during exciting presentations at Dolphin Coast.
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Discover majestic beluga whales, adorable sea otters, and other cold-water creatures in the immersive Cold Water Quest exhibit.
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Experience Sharks! Predators of the Deep, a thrilling exhibit showcasing over 15 shark species, including hammerheads and tiger sharks.
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Walk through a 100-foot-long underwater tunnel in the Ocean Voyager exhibit and marvel at whale sharks, manta rays, and vibrant marine life.
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Witness playful bottlenose dolphins and learn about their behaviors during exciting presentations at Dolphin Coast.
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Discover majestic beluga whales, adorable sea otters, and other cold-water creatures in the immersive Cold Water Quest exhibit.
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Experience Sharks! Predators of the Deep, a thrilling exhibit showcasing over 15 shark species, including hammerheads and tiger sharks.
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About Georgia Aquarium
Georgia Aquarium is home to thousands of aquatic animals and the only aquarium in the US where you can see whale sharks. Filled with interactive sealife experiences and exhibits, it informs you about the unique and fragile biodiversity of marine ecosystems from around the world. Start your journey into the underwater world with the right mix of education and entertainment.
Georgia Aquarium took less than half the time it normally takes to build something of this scale. The construction took only 2.5 years to complete, done by a team of experts from around the world.
It opened at 500,000 sq. ft. in size and has already expanded multiple times since then. Currently, it measures over 600,000 sq. ft., holds over 11 million gallons of both saltwater and freshwater and is home to around 100,000 animals from diverse ecosystems.
It recycles nearly 99% of its exhibit water using a treatment and reclamation system with minimal losses to evaporation and protein skimmers that are used to remove waste and oxygenate water.
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Main Entrance
The main entrance for Georgia Aquarium is on Baker Street.
Address: 225 Baker St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313, USA | Find on Maps
Entrances from parking area
Other entrances to Georgia Aquarium which are used for those who want to park on site are on Luckie Street or Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd. | Find on Maps
The Coastline Café serves family-friendly food throughout the day in Georgia Aquarium, along with fresh coffee and other beverages, wine, and beer.
There are restrooms and accessible toilets across the aquarium.
Georgia Aquarium has free Wi-Fi available for all visitors.
There’s paid parking available on-site for vehicles with designated accessible parking areas.
The parking lot has EV charging stations that can be used on a first-come first-serve basis.
The lost and found is at the Information Desk in Georgia Aquarium.
There are audio guides available for people with hearing impairments.
Changing rooms are available close to the designated exhibits wherever they are needed across the aquarium.
You can find the information desk for guest services at the main entrance.
While mothers can feel free to nurse their babies in any area around the aquarium, there are two dedicated nursing stations in the aquarium as well.
Georgia Aquarium is wheelchair and stroller accessible with ramps and escalators installed across the venue.
Strollers are allowed inside the aquarium.
Guide dogs and service animals are allowed inside the aquarium, but emotional support animals are not.
There are wheelchairs available for use, but they are on a first-come first-serve basis.
Golf carts are available for assistance for those with mobility issues.
There are elevators at Georgia Aquarium from the parking lots to the entrances.
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