New England Aquarium

It's fairly cheap admissions but you get a whole lot for it. Every tank has interesting fish in it but some are really cool like this one I saw with small little pond fish but when I looked up towards the top I came face to face with a huge anaconda. They have cool stuff like that as well as a petting zoo where you can touch sharks and stingrays. My favorite exhibit was the penguins but my family really liked the sea lions and the octopus. The most famous attraction tho has got to be the giant coral reef they have. It's fun and it can be seen in an hour or so.

We loved visiting this aquarium. It’s good for all ages- fine for people in groups or alone. This place is perfectly set up for social distancing and has markers on the ground so you can go in one direction and be able to see everything. We really enjoyed watching the turtles in the spiral tank swim around clumsily. The workers were also friendly.

The aquarium itself was beautiful. I went on a great date there, and it was super sweet. After the date, we tried to go sit near the seals outside by the ocean. That's where we went wrong. After one innocent kiss and some flirting, Ron the sea lion (seal? Who knows) began SCREECHING. He completely ruined the romance and wonder of our date. Every time we tried to kiss, Ronald would begin his aching call. I truly think he needs a significant other. I can only give 4 stars because Ron needs to respect my right to make out at the romantic seaside scenery that is the aquarium.

Very professional. Interesting educational exhibits. Somewhat expensive for a family when you include parking.

We brought our children ages 6 and 3 to the aquarium and it was a hit! It was their first experience with an aquarium and both of them really enjoyed it.nWe purchased tickets online for 10am and we were done by noon. The aquarium wasn't overcrowd and it felt very clean and safe. There were plenty of staff on hand to answer questions and offer interesting facts.