Oklahoma Aquarium

Fish, fish turtles, Shark and much more

My children had a blast looking at all the sea creatures. We LOVED the touching zones where they could touch stingray, shrimp, starfish and other animals. Feeding the animals was a bit pricy though. We paid to feed the turtles and we got two 1inch by 1/2 inch carrot shavings. That definitely not worth the price. We bought some sugar cookies from the food place inside. They were beautifully decorated, but the kids wouldn't even finish one bite of them. They were very hard and they said they didn't taste good. The shark tunnel and the sea turtle enclosure were a couple of our favorite exhibits. We did end up going through the aquarium twice because it is a little on the smaller side. We also visited the park outside and the kids had a blast. Over all, it was a fun day, but we probably won't be back. If we're going to spend that amount in entry fees, we think the science museums or zoos are a better choice.

Wonderful aquarium! It was so beautiful and watching the creatures swim was so peaceful and cool. Loved the various gently touch the animals exhibits. Many exhibits were designed to be immersive like the shark tank (tunnel walk through where sharks swim all around and over you). Got to see many creatures feeding. We easily spend several hours there.

It's not big. It's not tiny. Biggest downside, the price!?! $80 for 2 adults, a teen, and a 5 yr old? Thank goodness the 2yr old was free! Esp considering the small size, lack of certain species (no dolphins, beluga, varied sharks,etc)... just wasn't very impressed. It was fine for a small time aquarium but not a major city. Shark feeding, not at all worth the wait. Whole experience lacked something. Been to better, but also boring[er]... good for kids maybe up to 7, otherwise likely get bored. If you just look at the tanks and don't read much of the cards, you'll be done too fast.

Very nice aquarium exhibits! It's rather small, taking about an hour to an hour and a half to go through, because we got there at 4:20 in the afternoon, thinking it would be open till 9, but finding out it was closing at 6 (they had JUST changed their hours). But we still managed to get through it all. It's a little expensive for that amount of time, but I guess they are adding to it all the time, as I don't think the north side is being used much. And they have to keep the place up and the animals fed. It has some cool exhibits, such as Turtle Island and the underwater shark tunnel.