Aquarium of the Bay General Admission Ticket
Dive into the wonders of marine life at the Aquarium of the Bay in San Francisco with your general admission ticket. An unforgettable aquatic adventure awaits!
- Explore over 20,000 marine animals native to San Francisco Bay
- Walk through underwater tunnels for a 360-degree view of aquatic life
- Engaging exhibits featuring local wildlife like river otters and sharks
Book This Experience
Aquarium of the Bay General Admission-10:00
Choose your date
September 2026
Passengers
£20.00 each
£14.40 each
£17.20 each
What's included
- General admission to the Aquarium of the Bay
- Access for wheelchairs and pushchairs
About this ticket
Your ticket provides entry to the Aquarium of the Bay on your chosen date. Once inside, you are free to explore all the exhibits, from the underwater tunnels to the touch pools. The ticket is valid for the entire day during operating hours.
Practical info
This ticket is valid for your selected date only and allows entry at any time during opening hours. Age ranges for tickets are: Adult (13–64), Senior (65–99), and Child (4–12). Children aged 3 and under get in for free.
How to redeem
You will receive a PDF voucher after booking. Show this voucher on your mobile device or as a printed copy at the entrance for admission.
Important notes
- This ticket is non-refundable once booked.
- Service animals are permitted.
This ticket provides dated general admission to all exhibits at the Aquarium of the Bay.
Choose your date
September 2026
Passengers
£20.00 each
£14.40 each
£17.20 each
About this experience
Embark on an enchanting journey at the Aquarium of the Bay, where the vibrant marine ecosystems of San Francisco come to life. This captivating attraction invites you to explore the rich diversity of aquatic life native to the Bay Area. From mesmerizing jellyfish to playful river otters, every corner of the aquarium offers a unique glimpse into the underwater world that surrounds this iconic city.
As you wander through the immersive exhibits, you'll be transported into the depths of the Pacific Ocean. Experience the thrill of walking through underwater tunnels, where you can marvel at the graceful movements of sharks and schools of fish swimming overhead. This engaging experience is perfect for families, couples, and anyone eager to learn more about the fascinating creatures that inhabit our oceans. San Francisco's Aquarium of the Bay promises a day filled with discovery, education, and fun for all ages.
What to expect
When you arrive at the Aquarium of the Bay, you'll be greeted by a world of wonder. The moment you step inside, the vibrant colors and sounds of marine life will captivate your senses. You can take your time exploring the various exhibits, each designed to educate and inspire. Don't miss the chance to interact with the touch pools, where you can feel the textures of sea stars and other fascinating creatures.
Throughout your visit, you'll have the opportunity to attend live presentations and witness feeding sessions that bring the aquarium's inhabitants to life. Whether you're a marine enthusiast or just looking for a fun day out in San Francisco, this aquarium offers an unforgettable experience that will leave you with lasting memories and a deeper appreciation for the ocean's wonders.
Things to note
- Plan your visit during weekdays to avoid larger crowds.
- Check the schedule for daily feeding times and presentations.
- Wear comfortable shoes for walking through the exhibits.
- Don't forget your camera to capture the amazing marine life!
- Consider visiting nearby attractions like Pier 39 for a full day of fun.
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Frequently asked questions
This ticket is non-refundable once booked. If your plans change, you will not be able to receive a refund for your purchase. It is important to consider your schedule before finalising your booking. Make sure to check your availability as no refunds will be issued under any circumstances. This policy applies to all ticket types for the Aquarium of the Bay.



