Wonders Of Wildlife National Museum & Aquarium

When my son was little, I had a membership to the local aquarium. It was the greatest outing for him because he could sit and stare at the fish and turtles all day. Over the years, that love for sea creatures hasn’t changed one bit. The only exception is that now my son likes to make sure to point out every octopus he sees (I am so not a fan of octopus). All that to be said, this aquarium was awesome. There’s plenty to see and experience there! And when USA Today votes it as America's Best Aquarium, you know you're in for a treat.nnMy favorite was seeing Johnny Morris' boat suspended in what looked like a painting - it was gorgeous! With tank after tank of unique fish and wildlife, this is no ordinary aquarium!

Amazing! This place looked great and had awesome exhibits that were interesting to both children and adults.nnThere are a lot of historical items as well of interesting fish, sharks, and others marine life. The flow is great too and there is no way to get lost as the whole exhibit flows from on section to the next easily but without feeling like you are rushed.nnI know the price can seem steep up front but it was worth every penny, especially if you have younger children.nnWe will definitely be back!

At first I was taken back because o the price but oh my gosh was it worth it!!!!!!

Given the admission price, I was a little skeptical as to whether the experience would be worth the cost. However, it is a pretty incredible place and you can easily spend several hours here. What we really appreciated is that they are actually trying to keep people safe. This was a nice change from Branson, where many people were making no attempt to wear masks or distance. The staff are very friendly, which can't always be easy given some of the behavior from guests. Overall we highly recommend this place.

When I first heard about Wonders of Wildlife I was ecstatic about visiting with my family despite the seemingly high priced tickets. For just a little bit more money I saw that I could buy annual passes which would pay for themselves the second time we visited. The amount of time and energy that goes in to making sure this aquarium and museum are kept in pristine condition is unremarkable. For just $75/pp for an annual pass, we are able to enjoy unlimited visits in a family friendly place that is 350,000 square feet. There's something for the animal lover. There's something for the fisherman. There's something for the hunter. There's something for the history buff and there's something for the race car fan. If you are thinking about visiting but are hesitant because of the cost, I highly recommend this place. We didn't regret it and I don't think you will either.