It costs about $10 (230 pesos for 2 people... the more tickets, the lower the price) to get in, which isn't bad for the size of the aquarium. The sharks and dolphins were the most interesting as usual. The ray petting pool was the only interactive item for the regular aquarium admission. Like many other places in Cancun, they also offered swimming with dolphins at an additional cost. That would've been nice to do, but I didn't have my swimming trunks with me.
Monday, July 5, 2010
Interactive Aquarium
The Interactive Aquarium was located in an outdoor mall called La Isla. It's one bus stop or a short walk from Beach Palace. I was hoping they would have some axolotls in captivity, but they just had the usual species you would see at any aquarium around the world.
It costs about $10 (230 pesos for 2 people... the more tickets, the lower the price) to get in, which isn't bad for the size of the aquarium. The sharks and dolphins were the most interesting as usual. The ray petting pool was the only interactive item for the regular aquarium admission. Like many other places in Cancun, they also offered swimming with dolphins at an additional cost. That would've been nice to do, but I didn't have my swimming trunks with me.
It costs about $10 (230 pesos for 2 people... the more tickets, the lower the price) to get in, which isn't bad for the size of the aquarium. The sharks and dolphins were the most interesting as usual. The ray petting pool was the only interactive item for the regular aquarium admission. Like many other places in Cancun, they also offered swimming with dolphins at an additional cost. That would've been nice to do, but I didn't have my swimming trunks with me.
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