New England Aquarium Tickets

Yes, strollers are permitted in the aquarium. However, due to limited space in some exhibits, it may be necessary to park strollers outside of certain areas.

• Giant Ocean Tank - a four-story Caribbean coral reef exhibit with hundreds of Caribbean reef animals, including sea turtles, stingrays, and hundreds of tropical fish.
• Pacific Reef Community - an exhibit that recreates a Pacific coral reef ecosystem and features colorful fish, sea stars, and other marine animals.
• Penguin Colony - a habitat that houses a colony of African penguins, complete with a rocky beach, nesting boxes, and a pool for swimming.
• Amazon Rainforest - an exhibit that features a variety of Amazonian species, including anacondas, electric eels, and piranhas.
• Gulf of Maine - an exhibit that showcases the unique marine life found in the Gulf of Maine, including lobsters, crabs, and sea urchins.
• Trust Family Foundation Shark and Ray Touch Tank - an interactive exhibit that allows visitors to touch and observe cownose rays and small sharks.
• Science of Sharks - an exhibit that educates visitors on the biology, behavior, and conservation of various shark species.

• Whale Watch - The Aquarium offers whale watching tours during the summer and fall months, providing visitors with the opportunity to observe whales and other marine animals in their natural habitats.
• Live Animal Presentations - The Aquarium offers daily presentations featuring live animals, including sea turtles, seals, and penguins. These presentations educate visitors about the animals' behaviors, adaptations, and conservation efforts.
• Art Exhibitions - The Aquarium often features art exhibitions that highlight marine themes and issues, including photography, sculpture, and paintings.

The New England Aquarium is committed to marine conservation and supports a variety of conservation efforts through its research, education, and outreach programs. Some ways in which the aquarium supports conservation include:

• Research
• Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation
• Sustainable Seafood
• Education and Outreach
• Advocacy

Outside food and drinks are not permitted inside the aquarium, but there are several dining options available onsite.

Yes, the aquarium offers a volunteer program for individuals who are interested in assisting with animal care, education, and other tasks. Applications for the program are accepted on a rolling basis.