Georgia Aquarium Tickets

• The aquarium is wheelchair accessible and wheelchairs are available here on a first-come first-served basis.
  
• Head to Level 3 of the Aquarium Parking Deck for accessible parking.
  
• There are designated wheelchair emblems on the floor for unblocked access to exhibit windows.
  
• Audio tours and closed captioning devices are available.
  
• The aquarium has low-sensory hours each day until 10am for those on the spectrum. You can also head over to the Wilkins Rhodes Sensory Room to recharge if you feel overstimulated.
  
• Guide dogs, service dogs and working dogs in training are permitted inside.

• The Southwest Lounge is available for the visitors to relax in.
  
• Mobile device charging stations are available at Georgia Aquarium.
  
• Free WiFi is available for the visitors of the Georgia Aquarium.
  
• You can print and collect your pictures with custom backgrounds from the kiosks before leaving the Georgia Aquarium.
  
• Georgia Aquarium is stroller and wheelchair accessible.
  
• A Lost & Found facility is available at Georgia Aquarium.
  
• Located between the Tropical Diver and Ocean Voyager is the First Aid room serviced by Piedmont Hospital staff.
  
• Private nursing and pumping rooms are available inside Georgia Aquarium.

• You aren’t allowed to bring outside food into Georgia Aquarium. Each aquatic animal has its own dietary restrictions so don’t try to sneak in a snack to your marine friends.
  
• Make sure you don’t reach out to pet any marine animals without proper guidance from tour guides. This will ensure a pleasant experience for you and the animals.
  
• Try not to startle the marine animals by yelling at them to catch their eye. Being gentle is the best way to get their attention.
  
• The use of camera flash in the presence of the animals is strictly prohibited.
  
• The marine animals at Georgia Aquarium are handled by trained staff. As long as you’re following your guide’s instructions, you can enjoy your time at the aquarium without being scared of the animals.
  
• Weapons are strictly prohibited inside the Georgia Aquarium premises.

Step into the deep-sea wonderland that the Georgia Aquarium Gift Shop is to take home a piece of merchandise to remember your aquatic adventures by. Pick up one-of-a-kind art by the creative residents of the aquarium including paintings by dolphins, beluga whales and penguins. You can also buy yourself marine animal-themed mugs, sweatshirts and many more such knick-knacks.

• World of Coca-Cola: Walk over to this attraction next door to Georgia Aquarium that takes you through the history of the iconic beverage brand. Sample Coca-Cola beverages from around the world.
  
• Centennial Olympic Park: This 2-acre greenspace is a public park in the center of a thriving tourist district in downtown Atlanta. It serves as Georgia’s legacy of the 1996 Summer Olympic Games.
  
• Children's Museum of Atlanta: One of four children's museums in Georgia, this museum is a great place to spend an afternoon with your children letting them learn and create all while having loads of fun!
  
• Original Selfie Museum: Don’t miss out on this extremely Instagrammable attraction in Atlanta that is designed to make your photos and videos as unique as they can get.