Great place for kids of all ages. Great penguin exhibit. Lots of room to walk around. They had lockers and a cafeteria which was helpful.
Billet d'entrée à l'aquarium de la Nouvelle-Angleterre à Boston





Description
Découvrez des milliers d'animaux marins à l'aquarium de Nouvelle-Angleterre! Rencontrez des tortues marines vertes et des pingouins, et observez les phoques et les otaries en jeu. Admirez le nouveau réservoir géant de 200 000 gallons avec un récif corallien des Caraïbes animé qui regorge de centaines de poissons tropicaux. Vous pouvez également voir un film sur le plus grand écran de la Nouvelle-Angleterre! Pièces à conviction : Penguin Colony L'Aquarium abrite plus de 70 pingouins vivant dans la colonie animée de pingouins entourant le Giant Ocean Tank. Regardez-les nager, manger, préen et braire ! Giant Ocean Tank Profitez d'une vue à 360 degrés autour d'un récif corallien spectaculaire de quatre étages dans les Caraïbes, grouillant de centaines d'animaux et de plus de 120 espèces différentes. Marine Mammal Center Regardez les otaries de Californie darder dans l'eau dans ce magnifique espace d'exposition en plein air. Coral Reef Exhibit La nouvelle exposition présente un réservoir concave de 9k gallons, du sol au plafond, accentuant la richesse de cette communauté de récifs coralliens.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Des phoques et lions de mer aux tortues de mer, aux dragons de mer et aux raies pastenagues, le New England Aquarium est l'endroit idéal pour découvrir plus de 800 animaux marins différents sous un même toit - ou dans un seul grand réservoir. Découvrez le Giant Ocean Tank de quatre étages, comprenant un tout nouveau récif de corail, un système de communication sous-marin et des centaines d'animaux des récifs des Caraïbes. Prenez un billet d'entrée et un pass cinéma et vivez une aventure inoubliable dans l'aquarium.
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Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Des cartes/guides papier sont disponibles à l’Aquarium dans les langues suivantes : français, allemand, espagnol, italien, japonais, chinois mandarin, portugais.
Avis(494)
A favorite aquarium! So many beautiful exhibits. Love visiting here when I get the chance and will definitely be back.
My 12-year old great niece was visiting and I thought this would be a fun experience. We arrived at 11am on a Thursday, last week of August and the place was mobbed which made me wonder if timed tickets actually do anything for crowd control. The only map is the one you download to your phone. The signage for directions is poor, we apparently missed the octopus tank and only found the sea lions by chance. We enjoyed the great tank, the penguins and the sea lions. The manatees and sharks at the "touch me pool" must be weary of people touching them as we visited 3x between 11am and 1:30pm and they were clearly not interested in coming near any one. It was hard to get close to the smaller tanks because of the crowds so we needed to "circle back" a lot. I think it would have been a more memorable experience if it was less crowded.
A good aquarium and worth a visit.
Very expensive parking over crowded and honestly thought it was going to be a better experience. It felt like a tourist trap.
This is the third time I have been to the aquarium, and each time was a great experience. I recommend taking your time and watching the animals, taking in their beauty and uniqueness.
It was huge!!! Super fun would definitely recommend for friends and family. Seeing the water tank from above was so cool
It was very busy so be patient. Was amazing see the sea turtles and other great water creatures. Please need to watch there kids a bit better.
Absolute blast! Would most definitely recommend that everyone enjoy the experience of seeing the world’s greatest gift!
It has been almost 30 years since I visited with my children, yesterday I took my 2 year old grandson and remembered why I had not been back. The concept is a giant cylinder with water and fish, most of them are gray, surrounded by a circular walking path to see thru the glass. The area is dark and it is hard for shorter children to see anything. It was a rainy day and very crowded with strollers as large as a small car littered everywhere. We stayed maybe an hour then left. The entry fee is over $40 per adult, discount of $5 or $10 with a New England drivers license. I have been to other aquariums with better exhibits and given its cost do not recommend.











