The Georgia Aquarium in downtown Atlanta is a great indoor place to take the kids. The whole family can experience a great day of learning and fun. There is enough variety to keep the little ones entertained. For Georgia residents who live in the metro Atlanta area, it might be worth purchasing the annual pass. From one family to another family, there are a few recommendations to help make a trip to the Georgia Aquarium a little less stressful.

Georgia Aquarium Activities

There is a lot to do at the Georgia Aquarium. There are so many exhibits to see that a family might not know where to start. The Georgia Aquarium houses the beluga whales and whale sharks. I would suggest families with small children to visit the Ocean Voyager exhibit first to see the whale shark, and the beautiful large glass display of sea creatures. I recommend going here first because small children may get cranky as the day passes and this exhibit tends to be the busiest. The exhibit I recommend going to next is Cold Water Quest. The beluga whales and penguins are housed here.

Manta rays, sharks, and more exciting underwater creatures can be found in the Ocean Voyager and Cold Water Quest exhibit. Other exhibits are called River Scout, Tropical Diver, and Georgia Explorer. Kids can slide down a large whale slide and see sea turtles at the Georgia Explorer exhibit. At a premium, guests can visit the Planet Shark exhibit for an extra fee.

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