One of the best exhibits here. I could spend so much time here.

Great experience having contact with marine animals, a great variety of fish, sharks, sea horses and manta rays.

Nice place to stay, avoid Mr. Eel and the Lionfish though.

Easily my favorite part of the zoo. I am biased, however, because I have a strong love for ocean biology. I've been coming to the zoo since the time my parents would bring me in a stroller. But I'm always most excited about the Oceans exhibit. You get to pet sharks, too!

It was super over crowded that day. Looks like they have added some stuff. Still. Remains one of my favorites there

This is a fun way to teach the kids about different aquatic species and environments in the world. We love petting the sharks, seeing the fish in the big aquariums, looking at the seahorses, watching the sea lions and seals, and the penguins.

Great place for basic sandwiches, wraps, basic diners. Chicken fingers, fries, burgers, chicken waffles, pot pies, and plenty of ice cream choices. Waitress was really good with the order and knew the menu and worked well with our party of 4 adults and 3 kids under the age of 7 despite having a filled dining room. Food came within 15 minutes.

Great time with kids

I have always enjoyed this exhibit, but in the last 10 years it has aged some and could use some updates especially in the penguin area. The shark exhibit is still fun to see. The seal exhibit is also fun to watch when seals and sea lions are active.

I really love ocean exhibits, and this was no exception. I really loved the lion fish.

This was a really interesting place to have for the children to touch the sharks!