太平洋水族馆

我们来自于西南部的沙漠地带，我很少能够去到有海水的地方，所以，这家水族馆对于我和女儿来说都是一次真正的款待。水族馆非常的大，有许多不同的陈列品，但是也很小，半天就可以逛完了。我真的很希望能够亲手喂养一只美丽的澳洲小鹦鹉。我这辈子还从来都没见过这么多的水母！水族馆里的鲨鱼、蟹和乌贼区域是一个拍照的好地方，我的女儿在那里玩得很开心。我尤其喜欢这里的纪念品商店，有很多可供选择的独特的礼物和纪念品，而且价格也很适中。这的确是非常的不错，尤其是在迪士尼花费了很多钱购买那里的纪念品之后。同样，从水族馆即可步行到很多广场，包括街对面的巴巴甘普虾商场。

我参加完海滩马拉松后得到了免费的票去参观海洋馆！真的很有意思（即便我已经是一个大二的学生了!） 这里看起来是一个很适合家庭和孩子的好去处，但这里的确对于所有人而言都是很有趣的！ 一个与小孩一同前往的好去处，也支持了这个非盈利组织，把它纳入你的计划吧!

我看过了关于海族馆的评论，说这里非常的无趣、拥挤。作为一个老会员，我相信聪明的旅行者会自己鉴别哪些评论是真的，如果有过这样的计划，也喜欢海边的生活的话，就到那里去吧。 在观光的高峰期、假期以及周末的时候这里是很拥挤的，最好在一开门的时候就去。或者，避开学生们在周末来这里考察旅行的时间，周末的时候最好是下午2点以后去。 水族馆里的展品非常的令人惊讶。有人提到了这里没有展出热带鱼。我在想，他们是不是真的到过了二楼。因为那里的整个走廊展示的都是热带鱼。很多小孩子喜欢将时间花在观察动物上，水族馆外面还有一个可供玩乐的区域。 记住，水族馆不是海底世界，那里没有大型的表演和棉花糖。就像是一个艺术博物馆一样，你会做出自己的选择的。如果你在展厅里参观的时候，没有花太多的时间来了解这些动物或是欣赏他们的各种行为，又或是错过了动物体验区域或是动物表演，或是在一个小时内之后就离开了这里，如果你没有在这里学到任何知识，还觉得浪费了自己的钱的话，那就不是水族馆的问题了。

我是在周末里去参观水族馆的，告诉你，那里糟透了！如果你没有去过蒙特雷湾水族馆，那就去那里好了，我保证你会觉得物有所值的。太平洋水族馆没有什么可看的，真是浪费钱。我们一共七个人，这真是一次浪费钱的旅行，我们在水族馆里逛了不到2个小时。千万不要去那里！

尽管我住在圣地亚哥，我的家人和朋友都想去买长滩太平洋海族馆的会员票。这里的确比拉荷亚的斯克里普斯水族馆好很多。 你可以亲吻小鲨鱼、观看工作人员给海獭喂食，还可以看一个个华丽、壮观的展箱。你可以观看海狮表演，说实话，我们觉得自己与海洋的距离更近了，体会到了真正的海洋生活，而不仅仅是一幅幅的图画。我很喜欢那个装满了海草和海龙的展览箱；狮鱼的展箱也非常的棒，这些大型的展箱的确展示了所有的动物。 他们有一个室外的澳洲小鹦鹉展区，花几十元钱就可义卖一汤匙的水果，并把它们放在杯子里喂鹦鹉。当心这些小东西，他们会咬人的，但并不会伤到皮肤。 水族馆里的餐馆提供好几种口味的汤、汉堡、儿童餐以及一些供素食者选择的菜品。餐厅里有两条取食的路线（但是拥挤的时候你根本区分不出哪条是哪条）——有熟食和烧烤两种。我通常都点素食的三明治，同时还配有浸泡过的蘑菇和沙拉。餐厅的咖啡和茶可以免费续杯。 周末时水族馆里非常的拥挤。我建议你在水族馆一开门的时候就去，这样你就可以在人少的时候参观所有的动物和展品，吃完午饭后就可以回去了或者是根据个人的喜好继续参观。 作为科斯特考的会员可以在他们的网站上订购到折扣票。3A的会员只能得到很少的折扣。如果你是到城里出席会议的话，当你在售票窗口买票时提到你是来出席会议的，也同样可以享受折扣。

Went here as a back up to going to Catalina for a day. There is Validated parking in the structure for $8 if you visit the Aquarium. They had quite a few sharks and large rays. Went on a Saturday which was full of small children, but that was what we expected. It is not huge, but a good size. They also have an out door area with birds and tanks and exhibits out doors. Overall really fun, only complaint is the flow around through the exhibits and tanks. Some of the halls seems small for the traffic, and there was a lot of chaos of moving through the halls.

I enjoyed the aquarium and it's a great place to bring kids too. I enjoyed my stay in Long Beach and the aquarium is a great attraction for singles or families.

Went to this aquarium and had a great day the older grandchild loved it lots of buttons to press. You could touch some of the exhibits although he was not to keen. There is a play area where you can let the kids let off a bit of steamWe found it very informative. The food court is what you would expect, suited our need with children.

Expected something special in city like LA, but this aquarium is created for small children no adults. You can tuch jellyfish, small sharks and rays, but except this , nothing really interesting. Some kind of very small aqua zoo. Surrounding is nice, and opposite anchore Queen Marry.

Ill start off by saying, its a bit overpriced, and a little small. Other than that Ive been a few times and it is very fun. Very informative and pretty awesome to be able to pet baby sharks, rays, and other sea animals. Location is awesome! lots to do around there. You can walk to Shorline village, and there are plenty of places to eat and have a few drinks.

They have lots of touch exhibits- sting ray, jellyfish, star fish. The coral and selection of fish are beautiful. The penguins and mammals are cool too.

The aquarium is beautiful and a must see for visitors to the area, especially if you are traveling with children. There are hands on exhibits and shows that run several times each day. The penguins were my favorite.

I wasn't expecting to see puffins and seals in ridiculously tiny indoor enclosures. That was very sad. I'd suggest avoiding this place all together and checking out wild life where it belongs...in the wild.

I took my two year old expecting to spend 1-2 hours with his short attention span, but he loved it! First off, parking was $8 in a covered garage a short walk from the entrance. Be sure to take your ticket with you. Perhaps he was still waking up, but my son didn't seem too interested in the first couple tanks with very large and interesting fish. He livened up when we went outside and fed nectar to the lorikeets, beautiful multi-colored birds about the size of a standard blue jay that land right on your hand to drink the nectar. My son just lit up with delight over this and we hung around well after our nectar was long gone. We then went to the shark and ray pools where they allow you to gently touch the fish. This again was a big delight for my son until one of the rays splashed right in front of him. He got a little scared but quickly recovered and wanted to go back. You can also touch horseshoe crabs, which aren't nearly as interesting but still nice to do. I can't say enough about how great their tanks are. Very well done with nice lighting and beautiful fish and invertebrates. Some truly amazing creatures here. The mammal displays are very good too and my son probably got his biggest thrill out of watching the sea lions play. They were coming right up to the glass and he just laughed out loud. Priceless. We went on a Saturday and it was a bit crowded, but not terrible. Had I been alone I would have loved to have read the information on all the tanks. I would say you can comfortably do it as an adult in three or four hours. Food is available on site and it appeared to be the standard amusement park fare, though the fried chicken fingers and fries looked pretty good. Overall it was a great day and since we are local we will likely return in a month or two. I paid $29 as an adult and kids under 3 are free. Not cheap but not bad either and they do good work there as well so your money is going to a good organization. I've been to the Monterey Bay Aquarium in Northern CA, which is probably the gold standard for US aquariums and I would put this one right up there with it.

We drove to the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach from Newport Beach. It took about 30 minutes.We enjoyed the Aquarium. Our group consisted of two seniors, three adults and 2 toddlers. The cost was $138.00. That is a little pricey!! There is a parking facility there and parking is $8.00. There are a lot of great exhibits and hands on things for children. Our 15-month old granddaughter was frightened of the displays of large fish. She couldn't understand that they wouldn't get out! It makes for a wonderful outing. Many other things in the area to do but we didn't do anything else because it was nap time! Aquarium was nice but a little expensive!