5/5 Melanie M. 5 months ago on Google
What
a
cool
place!
We
got
through
it
quicker
than
expected
but
we
had
littles
that
weren't
interested
in
reading
all
the
great
info
they
had
for
each
tank.
We
went
during
the
Mermaid
exhibit.
How
cool!
I
felt
like
a
little
kid
again!
The
ladies
were
super
friendly
and
engaging
to
kids
and
adults
alike.
They
even
had
a
sit
down
photo
opportunity
with
one
of
them.
As
well
as
one
mermaid
swimming
in
the
sting
ray
touch
pool
where
you
could
directly
interact
with
a
mermaid,
in
the
water
and
they'd
let
the
kiddos
touch
their
tail
(the
sting
rays
were
temporarily
unavailable
and
not
in
the
tank
during
this
time).
There
was
even
a
3'
tall
tunnel
in
the
tank
so
the
kids
could
get
the
feeling
of
swimming
underwater
with
them.
In
one
of
the
coral
reef
walk
through
tunnels
you
could
walk
directly
under
a
swimming
mermaid.
Definitely
a
unique
experience.
The
highlight
for
the
kids
was
the
shark
touch
pool.
Just
make
sure
to
wear
short
sleeves,
the
sharks
are
DEEP
in
the
touch
pool
and
the
shark
and
the
sea
creature
pools
are
FREEZING
cold.
Be
aware
though
for
tickets,
the
price
fluctuate
depending
on
the
day
you
visit.
Some
days
have
longer
hours
than
others
and
parking
isn't
free
but
it's
a
covered
parking
garage.
The
aquarium
is
in
an
outdoor
shopping
mall
of
sorts
so
be
prepared
to
walk
OUTSIDE
from
the
parking
garage
to
the
aquarium
even
though
the
parking
garage
is
covered.
The
aquarium
had
a
cafe
inside
with
surprisingly
delicious,
hot
"fresh"
food.
I
had
the
Nashville
Hot
Chicken
and
it
was
delicious,
even
the
personal
pizza's
crust
had
flavor.
The
prices
were
typical
for
a
cafe
in
an
aquarium.
It's
not
cheap.
If
you
don't
want
to
eat
there,
just
outside
the
entrance
to
the
aquarium
there
are
multiple
food
options
and
an
ice
cream
shop,
candy
shop,
etc.
And
brace
yourself
for
the
extensive
gift
shop
that
you
have
to
walk
through
to
exit.
Definitely
worth
the
stop,
just
be
prepared
for
the
cost,
etc.
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