Attraction
- Explore– When you are at the Texas State Aquarium you are between an astonishing variety of marine species, colorful and each with their unique characteristics. There is so much to learn from the quiet but wild aquatic life that you can’t stop fascinating by them. The underwater exhibits a spectacular structure and a trip that will make you more emotional as you trip and explore the oceans. Figure out the mesmerizing secrets of the world underwater amongst tropical plants and trees, flamingos, a sloth, toucan, tortoises, crocodiles, and much more.
- Conserve– What are we going to take with us? Nothing, so why not we leave behind something so beautiful that years down the lane, it sustains for the coming generation. That is why understanding conservation is crucial, and Texas State Aquarium takes it seriously. Countless wildlife suffers each year of illness and injuries. Birds, sea turtles, and other species because of human activity. Some left entangled in nets and fishing lines, leading to injuries and starvation. Learn a lot more about Plastic Pollution, Overfishing, and other harmful activities we can be more cautious about.
- Educate– At Texas State Aquarium the Flint Hills Resources is the presenting partner for Aquavision Distance Learning. Education brings discovery and experimental learning, and you can pass it on to your kids by enrolling them here. Texas State Aquarium is a member of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums. So engage your loved ones with animals, inspire appreciation for our seas, and support wildlife conservation.
FACTS –
- At Texas State Aquarium there several endangered species in the collection.
- The exhibits here are replenished by the seawater from Corpus Christ Bay.
Activities: Enjoy the mesmerizing exhibits of this wonderful place. Notice the exhibits showcasing the unique wildlife of deep underwater. The aquatic nursery of Texas State Aquarium gives you an opportunity of observing baby jellies. There is a dolphin bay from where you can get a personal and closer look at the dolphins.
What to Expect: You can expect here underwater exhibits of animals from the Gulf of Mexico and Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. The place gives you a closer look at underwater life. From tropical plants to trees explore the amazing secrets of this world.
Plan your visit: Texas State Aquarium is open every day from 10 am to 5 pm. For about 4 hours you will be engaged in this beautiful spot. Entry tickets are required to this place. The ticket range varies as per the age; for children from 3 to 12 it is $25.95, for a military person, student and seniors it is $33.95, and for adults, it is $35.95. Purchase tickets online to reserve your entry for the particular day.
