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New York Aquarium | Marine encounters in the heart of Brooklyn

Located in Brooklyn's Coney Island, the New York Aquarium is home to a diverse range of marine life, including sharks, sea lions, penguins, and more. As one of the oldest continually operating aquariums in the country, it offers engaging exhibits, wildlife encounters, and a deep dive into conservation efforts. Keep reading to discover ticket options, must-see attractions, and essential information to plan your visit.

Why visit the New York Aquarium

Things to know before booking your tickets

  • Ticket prices vary during peak and non-peak days. Weekdays are your best bet to avoid crowds and enjoy reduced prices.
  • Your admission tickets give you access to all aquarium exhibits and one visit to the 4D Theater.
  • Keep in mind that outdoor exhibits are subject to weather conditions, so check the forecast for the date of your visit in advance.
  • Admission to the aquarium is free every Wednesday after 3pm but requires a reservation, which opens on the Monday of that week at 3pm.

Things to see & do at the New York Aquarium

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This exhibit features fascinating invertebrates like the Pacific octopus and moon jellies, showcasing their critical role in ocean ecosystems.

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Plan your visit

Beyond the New York Aquarium

Frequently asked questions about New York Aquarium tickets

Your admission ticket grants you access to all the aquarium exhibits and shows, including one visit to the 4D Theater.