- Key West
Key West Water Activities
Unlock the thrills and spills of Key West and put some sunshine in your soul
Key West Aquarium: Entry Ticket
An open-air aquarium where you get to feed the sharks!
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Duration: Average visiting time: 45-60 minutes
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Wheelchair accessible
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Live guide: English
1-day entrance to the Key West Aquarium
Access to all exhibitions
Access to all tours and feedings
Food and drinks
Get immersed in a world of watery wonders at Key West Aquarium. Florida's only open-air aquarium is overflowing with fascinating creatures and awesome exhibits that are equal parts fun and educational. Grab a smartphone ticket and dive right in!
See majestic angel and bonnethead sharks flashing through the water, and enjoy the unique opportunity to feed them yourself during one of the shark feedings. Cue the ominous cello music!
Get hands-on with an array of cute sea-creatures at the Touch Tank. Pick up and delicately handle conchs, starfish, sea urchins, serpent sea stars, sea cucumbers, giant hermit crabs, horseshoe crabs and more.
Meet rescued sea turtles (one of whom has a prosthetic fin); see stingrays, smiling alligators, fanged aline-like creatures of the deep, vibrant jellyfish, and a living mangrove ecosystem.
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