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Anonymous

30 Dec 2023

Terrible

Terrible run down museum with closed exhibits and not worth the money

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Yannara, United States

28 Mar 2024

Terrible

Un poco desepcionada la mitad del acuario estaba cerrada y pocos animales, para el precio q tiene esperaba un poco más

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Martha, United States

30 Oct 2023

Excellent

Un lugar muy bonito y familiar. Los show muy buenos mi ingreso muy rápido. Disfrute mucho con mi hija y mi nietecita.

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About: Miami Seaquarium

Miami Seaquarium is located in the Key Biscayne area of Miami, just a few minutes from downtown, the Port of Miami, and the airport.

For those without a car, the public bus can be caught to Miami Seaquarium from hotels throughout the Miami metropolitan area.

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Miami Seaquarium, 33149, Miami

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