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Want to explore one of the largest and most stunning aquariums in the world? Don’t miss the giant 10 million-litre tank at Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo, which contains more than 33,000 aquatic animals and the largest collection of sand tiger sharks anywhere.
There are numerous ways for visitors to experience the main Aquarium tank, which measures 51 meters in length, 20 meters in width, and 11 meters in height, and is one of the largest suspended aquariums on the planet. Rising to the third floor of Dubai Mall, the aquarium is among the city’s most popular attractions, enjoyed by adults and children alike.
It is home to 140 species of sea life and offers many incredible ways to experience the underwater world. Stroll through a 48-metre tunnel, with the aquarium enveloping you from overhead and around. It’s a complete fish-eye view, with sand tiger sharks and stingrays swimming overhead. You can also take a glass-bottom boat tour, have a mermaid makeover, get wet in a snorkelling cage and even don an oxygen tank to go swimming with the sharks. The zoo portion of the facility has a surprising range of animals, including ‘King Croc’, weighing an incredible 750kgs and measuring over 5 metres long.
The Price of Tickets:
Weekday tickets start from 199 AED, while from Friday to Sunday, prices start from 209 AED The ultimate experience ticket is priced at 299 AED per person.
1 Hour
You can easily reach the Dubai Aquarium using the following modes of transportation: Dubai Metro: Take the Dubai Metro Red Line and alight at the Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall Metro Station. Exit and walk to the nearby Dubai Mall. Follow the signs inside the mall to Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo. Bus: Bus routes that stop at Dubai Mall include numbers 27, 28, 29, 30, 50, and 81. From popular attractions like Dubai Frame, the nearest bus stop is at Al Jafiliya, which is within walking distance. Board a bus heading to Dubai Mall or Burj Khalifa.
From AED 199.00
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