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What You'll Get
If Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea taught us anything, it’s that giant squid make better chess partners behind thick glass and that books should be eaten and not read under water. Enjoy the advantages of the deep with today’s Groupon: for $12, you get two adult admissions to Pacific Undersea Gardens in the Inner Harbour (a $24.53 value). Located in a floating vessel 5 metres beneath the ocean surface, Pacific Undersea Gardens surveys more than 5,000 marine animals within its aquarium and during its live shows. Traverse the pacific landscape in search of sea stars and salmon or marvel at the wolf eel and giant Pacific octopus flitting through a forest of white and crimson anemones. Guests interact with the deep blue by handling sea life at the tidal pond, testing the limits of prune-resistant hands, and exploring mysterious creatures during tours that total 45–60 minutes, including 20-minute live dive shows. Families can learn together with children’s tickets—$5.50 for ages 5–11 and free for 4 and younger.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Jan 19, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Not valid with other offers. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Pacific Undersea Gardens
Nestled within a 150-foot floating vessel 5 metres below Victoria’s Inner Harbour, Pacific Undersea Gardens sprawls with an interactive aquarium and dive-show theatre. More than 5,000 animals such as rock cod, red snapper, Pacific salmon, and wolf eels slink and swim through the facility’s natural, protected environment, which guests can peek into from the dry side of numerous viewing windows. As critters flit about in a tidal pond, visitors of all ages gently interact with the sea creatures. In the vessel's spacious theatre area, divers shielded in masks equipped with communications gear chat with onlookers while swimming among sea stars, anemones, and a giant Pacific octopus affectionately named Armstrong. After the show, divers clear their schedules to meet with birthday partygoers, and friendly guides educate school groups and oversee activities such as knighting favourite teachers with a swordfish.