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Seattle Aquarium

Discover the wonders of the Salish Sea — otters, seals, the giant Pacific octopus, and more. Touch live sea creatures in tide pools. Marvel at vibrant tropical ecosystems in the new Ocean Pavilion. Enjoy daily activities and diver presentations. Get access to the entire campus — and amazing opportunities to learn about Earth’s one ocean.

Seattle CityPASS includes:

General Admission – Entry includes historic Pier 59, Pier 60, and the new Ocean Pavilion.

Seattle C3 includes:

General Admission – Entry includes historic Pier 59, Pier 60, and the new Ocean Pavilion.

Highlights

  1. 01.

    Explore the aquarium's three buildings to experience Earth’s connected waters — from Puget Sound all the way to the other side of the world.

  2. 02.

    Visit the new Ocean Pavilion, home to over 3,500 tropical marine animals and plants all found in the Coral Triangle, an area so rich in biodiversity that it’s been called “the Amazon of the ocean.”

  3. 03.

    Step through a short tunnel into the one-of-a-kind Underwater Dome. You’ll get a 360-degree view into an amazing 400,000-gallon habitat filled with hundreds of fascinating Puget Sound fish!

Visit Seattle Aquarium with CityPASS®

CityPASS® tickets offer multiple great ways to see Seattle Aquarium. No matter which you choose, you'll save.

Advice for Visitors

Tips

Best Time to Visit

Weekdays are less crowded.

Check out the daily activity and presentation schedule here.

Find helpful information for planning your trip on the aquarium's website.

To get the full experience, allow two to three hours for your visit.

Attraction Features

Amenities

Dining: Aquarium Café

Gift Shops: Pier 59 and Ocean Pavilion

Accessibility

All regular exhibits are wheelchair accessible. Get more information on accessibility.

Parking/Transportation

Get information on parking, transportation and directions.

Contact Information & Hours

  • Seattle Aquarium
  • 1483 Alaskan Way, Pier 59
  • Seattle, WA 98101
  • On downtown waterfront, below Pike Place Market
  • Daily: 9:30am-6pm

Last Entry: 5pm

Early Closures:
- 2pm on June 5; last entry at 1pm
- 4pm on Thanksgiving (fourth Thursday of November) and Christmas Eve (Dec. 24); last entry at 3pm

Late Opening: 11:30am on Christmas Day (Dec. 25)

Read reviews from CityPASS® travelers.

Seattle CityPASS
Excellent Value and Selection
We highly recommend getting the Seattle CityPASS. We were really overwhelmed with all of the activities when we started planning our trip through Seattle; there is so much to do. It gave us a really well rounded tour of the highlights of Seattle.
The Way to Go
For your money's worth, the CityPASS Seattle is the best way to go. Not only did it include the best attractions in Seattle for the adults, it was perfect for the children, too.
We Rocked Seattle
Our family of four had great fun touring Seattle's best sites! Despite being locals, we don't often get the time to see all the fun family destinations that Seattle has to offer. These passes paid for themselves within the first two locations compared to regular entry fees.
CityPass Seattle
This was one of the coolest things we have ever purchased while traveling and I would recommend it to anyone! We saw all of Seattle, with two little kids, and we did it for half the price.
A no-brainer if you visit Space Needle and more...
Two trips to Space Needle alone is almost the price of the Seattle CityPASS. If you do anything nearby like Chihuly and MoPOP, you're already ahead.
Seattle CityPASS is rated 4.7 out of 5 by 10433.
Rated 3 out of 5 by from Works but with little issues Works fine, but you have to log out and back in multiple times to get your tickets to show up
Date published: 2026-03-29
Rated 2 out of 5 by from Double check closing times!! I used citypass for their multi activities bundle to pay for it all in one place. Citypass told me how long most people like to stay at each place, but didn't disclose when they close. To fit all activities in, we had to do 3 things each of our 2 days. With scheduling, we picked times based on the length of how long we should stay at each place and still get everything done. I clicked on the time in the choices that would let us see everything and it never alerted me to closing times or anything. The aquarium closed 1 hour after we go there even though it recommended 3 hours. The glass garden closed 1.5 hours after we got there but it was supposed to take 2+. The space Needle closed 1.5 hours earlier than when our time frame said. It was very frustrating and disappointing.
Date published: 2026-03-27
Rated 5 out of 5 by from True definition of tourism Great savings. Great options. Worker and rescheduled due to weather without any issues. No questions asked. Simplicity at its best. Thank you City Pass. God bless your company.
Date published: 2026-03-26
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Super trip Had a rainy/snowy mid-March with 2 teens. We did the Needle, MOPOP, the Aquarium, the Zoo and the Science Museum. Excellent value and gave us a nicely varied itinerary. Something for everyone.
Date published: 2026-03-26
Rated 2 out of 5 by from Good for planners I purchased a CityPASS for a friend visiting from Japan, expecting good savings and convenience. While it includes popular attractions, you can only choose 5 out of 7, which felt a bit limiting. Also, many spots require advance reservations, and sticking to fixed time slots made our trip feel more rushed than relaxed. Good for planners, but less ideal if you prefer flexibility.
Date published: 2026-03-22
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All images courtesy of Seattle Aquarium