Seattle Aquarium | Inspiring Conservation of Our Marine Environment

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Adult $34.95
WA resident adult $29.95
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Youth $24.95
WA resident youth $19.95
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Hours

9:30am–5pm daily

Last entry at 5pm
Exhibits close at 6pm

Café hours: 9:30am–4pm daily

Gift shop hours: 10am–6pm daily

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Directions

1483 Alaskan Way
Pier 59
Seattle, WA 98101

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What's Happening Today

Meet our marine mammals

Marine Mammals

11:30am, 2pm and 5pm
Meet Our Octopus

Life of a Drifter

Noon and 4pm

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Who We Are

The health of Puget Sound and our one world ocean is at stake, and the mission of the Seattle Aquarium has never been more important. We all have an awesome responsibility to protect and restore our marine environment—and it all starts with understanding.

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News & Updates

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Dec 05

Part 1: Diving in Neah Bay: surveying the rocky reef ecosystem

Join Dr. Shawn Larson, curator of conservation research at the Seattle Aquarium, as she shares the latest on one of our many field research efforts in this special two-part guest post.

Cleaning exhibits after hours at the Aquarium

Nov 25

Round-the-clock animal care at the Aquarium

No matter the time, no matter the day, someone on duty at the Aquarium, ensuring that our life support systems are running smoothly and the animals entrusted to us are getting exactly what they need.

Nov 21

Increase critical habitat for orcas

Orcas depend on wide expanses of protected waters to swim and forage. Unfortunately, due to low food availability, high levels of pollution, and noise and disturbances from vessels, the southern resident orcas are on the brink of extinction. With the additional loss of three orcas this summer, the population is down to only 73 individuals. Right now, we have an opportunity to take positive action to help change that trajectory.

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