South Carolina Aquarium

Small but kids still had a lot of fun. Touching the sting ray and crabs and sharks are what my young ones enjoyed most. Plenty of interactive features for hands on stimulation. The staff was kind and informative. Definitely not crowded with their Covid policies in place which I personally enjoyed. Definitely make a reservation ahead. They still out fast and must of the time you cannot buy at the door because they are sold out.

My husband and I stopped here for part of a day during our recent honeymoon to Charleston. This was a nice stop. We enjoyed seeing the marine life. They do boast having the largest fish tank in North America and it was beautiful and serene to look at. They also have a great sea turtle rehab and that was super interesting. We got some great pics and had a great time together here.

Well done! A very good aquarium and I've been to several. The only downside for me was having to go on a schedule due to covid. They offer specific time slots and the only one available 0n the day we could go was 4 and they close at 5. An hour isn't enough! I do get the idea and totally understand.

I think this place is way overpriced for what they have to offer. I guess after going to the aquariums and Cincinnati and Atlanta the bar personally has been set to high. Don't give me wrong it's a good place for a little family get together or a birthday party or something like that but I'll probably won't visit it again unless they get some new exhibits. This is a one-hit wonder

Gorgeous aquarium. I know other reviews have mentioned the tickets were pricey. But truly the tickets are priced just right!! 30$ for each adult is a great price for the support and conservation of these beautiful creatures. Its evident they care so much about their animals here and even provide plenty of educational services and interactive activities throughout the exhibit's. Our highlight was petting the adorable sting rays and seeing the 200 pound sea turtle.