Take a Trip Under The Sea at Monterey Bay Aquarium

This is my first time visiting this aquarium, I’ve been to many aquarium in the USA and compared to that this was less exciting as I was hyped a lot before. I loved the deep ocean and jelly fish location. Their colors and movements were therapeutic to my eyes. Other fish tanks inside this locations were huge and mesmerizing but they didn’t have rare species. Mostly you can see these fishes in any aquarium. They have a beautiful patio with the view of the ocean. The food court is not that great and very expensive. I would suggest you to drink coffee and eat food outside the aquarium. They have plenty of food places on the way. This place is maintained very well and kudos to the team. The tickets are on the expensive side for what you see. Overall I would suggest this place for one time visit. The

A world class aquarium. Educational, inspiring, and worth 3-4 hours to properly explore. Bring the kids, And expect to pay $25/plate for food at the cafe, good healthy options, and be sure to check out both levels and all the nooks and crannies of the building. Fresh air outside on the patio with nice ocean views. 🪼🦈🪸🦀

Wonderful place to see and learn about various forms of marine life. Bat Rays, Great Pacific Octopus, Otters, Leopard Sharks, Sea Bass, and lots of other types of fish are here. One can also learn about different species of birds that flourish off the California coast, including the albatross, avocets, and others. If you're under 13, then you might want to become a marine biologist when you go to college because that's how beautiful ocean life is as presented here. Tickets are $65 for adults with discounts for seniors and young children. Prepare to be enthralled.

My family had a great time at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. It's not over priced they have a good cafe and nice gift shops too. The main attraction, the marine life, is just amazing. A wonderful atmosphere and experience all around. They also have play areas for the kids, so bring the whole family!

My first visit was when I was in the 5th grade, and now I am many moons past that age, but my memories are still very vivid. I am in my thirties, and this is an amazing place not just for the youth but for everyone. And I encourage everyone to visit at least once in your lifetime.