Georgia Aquarium
Georgia Aquarium
225 Baker St
Atlanta, GA 30313
Phone: (404) 581-4000
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The Georgia Aquarium also known as the Atlanta Aquarium opens as the worlds largest aquarium with a 6 million gallon tank. The presence of the whale sharks (Ralph and Norton) is felt even before they emerge from the murky darkness. Visitors will fnd nearly 100,000 fish to view. The Aquarium opened November 23, 2005.
The Georgia Aquarium is neighbor to Centennial Olympic Park, the CNN Center and the Georgia Dome.
Don't forget to come back and share your opinion of the new Aquarium and cast your vote.
Directions to the Aquarium:
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From the North of Atlanta via I-85/75
85 South
Exit 249C Williams Street
Make a right onto Baker St.
Make a right onto Luckie St.
Aquarium Parking Garage is on the right
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From the South of Atlanta via I-85/75
85 North
Take the International Boulevard Exit
Left onto Andrew Young International Boulevard
Make a right onto Spring St.
Left onto Baker St.
Cross over Centennial Olympic Park
Make a right onto Luckie St.
Aquarium Parking Garage is on the right
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From the East of Atlanta via I-20
20 West
85 North
Take the International Boulevard Exit
Left onto Andrew Young International Boulevard
Make a right onto Spring St.
Left onto Baker St.
Cross over Centennial Olympic Park
Make a right onto Luckie St.
Aquarium Parking Garage is on the right
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From the West of Atlanta via I-20
20 East
85 North
Take the International Boulevard Exit
Left onto Andrew Young International Boulevard
Make a right onto Spring St.
Left onto Baker St.
Cross over Centennial Olympic Park
Make a right onto Luckie St.
Aquarium Parking Garage is on the right
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PARKING
A 1,600 space parking garage is attached to the Georgia Aquarium. Covered and rooftop parking are available. Parking at the Georgia Aquarium is $8.00 for 4 hours.
MARTA
The Georgia Aquarium is a short walk from either the CNN Center MARTA stop on the East/West line or from the Peachtree Center stop on the North/South line. To learn more visit www.itsmarta.com.
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User Reviews: (add a review)
- I have been twice. I went Feb 4, 2006 and it was still too overcrowded. Getting inside is confusing. Expect long lines, even if you have a reservation. And if you do have a reservation, please be considerate and wait until your assigned time show up. They won't let you in beforehand and you will just block the entrance. I really don't find it much better than the Chattanooga Aquarium. You may also notice they don't have any repiles/amphibians, like turtles, frogs, etc.
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