1 day ago
4.0 Stars
It is small. I was a little disappointed about how small it is and it was packed when we went, barely any room to move.
Cherie Chivis
1 day ago
5.0 Stars
It was about 20 dollars per adult ticket. The staff was knowledgeable when asked about the sea life. One lady has been there for 2 ½ years and mentioned that they are an intake, alot of times the first to be called, for any aquatic sea life that may be illegal to have in the U.S. until they can find a place for them or send them back to where they were from, seized aquatic life or those in need of rehabilitation. There are nat
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It was about 20 dollars per adult ticket. The staff was knowledgeable when asked about the sea life. One lady has been there for 2 ½ years and mentioned that they are an intake, alot of times the first to be called, for any aquatic sea life that may be illegal to have in the U.S. until they can find a place for them or send them back to where they were from, seized aquatic life or those in need of rehabilitation. There are native Michigan fish, tropical, and freshwater as well. A great variety of coral, to species of fish, to turtles and sharks, and even jellyfish to checkout. You can have a memory pic taken before you start your tour included in your ticket price. It is pretty cool to see 6ft eels and sting rays up close.
Fearthainn
1 day ago
4.0 Stars
It is small. I was a little disappointed about how small it is and it was packed when we went, barely any room to move.
Cherie Chivis
1 day ago
5.0 Stars
It was about 20 dollars per adult ticket. The staff was knowledgeable when asked about the sea life. One lady has been there for 2 ½ years and mentioned that they are an intake, alot of times the first to be called, for any aquatic sea life that may be illegal to have in the U.S. until they can find a place for them or send them back to where they were from, seized aquatic life or those in need of rehabilitation. There are nat
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It was about 20 dollars per adult ticket. The staff was knowledgeable when asked about the sea life. One lady has been there for 2 ½ years and mentioned that they are an intake, alot of times the first to be called, for any aquatic sea life that may be illegal to have in the U.S. until they can find a place for them or send them back to where they were from, seized aquatic life or those in need of rehabilitation. There are native Michigan fish, tropical, and freshwater as well. A great variety of coral, to species of fish, to turtles and sharks, and even jellyfish to checkout. You can have a memory pic taken before you start your tour included in your ticket price. It is pretty cool to see 6ft eels and sting rays up close.
Fearthainn