Visit the Seattle Aquarium and explore the marine life of the Pacific Northwest and the South Pacific.

The Aquarium includes three buildings, including the new Ocean Pavilion. See a tropical reef from both above and below. Watch fish swim in schools and get a close look at sharks and rays.

View species native to the Pacific Northwest like sea otters, river otters, harbor seals, and fur seals. Learn how the Aquarium helps protect these marine mammals.

Step inside a 360° underwater dome and watch fish from local waters swim. Walk through a habitat that reflects the Pacific Northwest coast. Look for puffins, oystercatchers, and other shorebirds.

See what life is like off the coast of Washington. This exhibit features a range of local sea creatures. Touch pools give you the chance to feel sea stars, urchins, and other tide pool animals.

Throughout your visit, Aquarium staff will be available to answer questions and talk about the animals and conservation efforts.

• Look for signs and maps that will guide you between Piers 59 and 60, and the Ocean Pavilion.
• Piers 59 and 60 are connected by an outdoor walkway
• The Ocean Pavilion is located a few steps away from Piers 59/60, across an outdoor plaza
• A link to the campus map will be provided on the voucher
• The Aquarium is generally less busy on non-holiday weekdays and after 3 PM (15:00) on weekends