An aquarium visit soothes the soul with visions of ambling fish and bubbling tanks that make us nostalgic for the gestation pods in which all human life begins. Come full circle with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $18 for Monster Splash admission for a child aged 3–9, including an all-day attraction pass (up to a $29.95 value)
- $24 for Monster Splash admission for an adult, including an all-day attraction pass (up to a $39.95 value)
The Halloween-themed Monster Splash event gathers families for spooky, aquatic amusements. Kids collect candy at Sharky’s Sweet Tooth trick-or-treating stations or frolic on slides and bounce houses in the Little Monsters play area, while adults groove to a live DJ during a dance party with appearances by aquarium characters. Guests of all ages can meander through a haunted mangrove forest, ooh and aah at Halloween-themed marine-animal shows, or use their all-day admission to browse the rest of the Seaquarium’s 38-acre park. This Groupon is valid for admission from noon to 10 p.m. on October 27 and 28 or after 8:30 p.m. on October 31. This Groupon is valid for admission when the park opens at 9:30 a.m., but the Monster Splash event begins at noon on October 27, 28, and 31; on October 31, admission is valid until 8:30 p.m.
Miami Seaquarium
As they observe the vibrant exhibits of aquatic life inside the Miami Seaquarium, many guests don't realize that they are also walking through a movie set. In the onsite lagoon, bottlenose dolphins swim through waters once traversed by Flipper, who filmed television episodes and films at the venue. This aspect of the Seaquarium—along with its many conservation efforts, educational programs, and shows—underscores a united commitment to wildlife consciousness. Special opportunities, such as the dolphin encounter, also send people on underwater treks through the reef display, letting them swim with seals or giving them the chance to shake a dolphin's hand.
It's hard to pinpoint the biggest personality at Miami Seaquarium, but Lolita the killer whale—who performs daily alongside pacific white-sided dolphins—claims the title of heaviest, period. On the other end of the scale, macaws and cockatoos perch around the Tropical Wings section of the park, and endangered sea turtles lounge at Discovery Bay. Elsewhere, a watery playground and three-story ropes course keep legs from growing too wobbly after a trip to Shark Channel) or a smooch from a sea lion.
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