St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station - St. Louis, Missouri

Das St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station ist ein bemerkenswertes Aquarium, das Adresse: 201 S 18th St, St. Louis, MO 63103 hat. Dieses Aquarium ist ein wunderbarer Ort für Tierliebhaber und Familien, um eine faszinierende Unterwasserwelt zu erkunden.

Die Einrichtung bietet zahlreiche Spezialitäten: Aquarium. Die Besucher können eine Vielzahl von Meeresbewohnern, von Fischen und Reptilien bis hin zu Amphibien und Wassertieren, beobachten. Es gibt auch interaktive Ausstellungen, die es den Besuchern ermöglichen, mehr über die Unterwasserwelt zu erfahren und eine engere Beziehung zu den Meeresbewohnern aufzubauen.

Das St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station ist nicht nur ein unterhaltsamer Ort, sondern auch ein behindertenfreundlicher Ort. Es gibt einen rollstuhlgerechten Eingang und rollstuhlgerechte Parkplätze für Besucher mit Mobilitätseinschränkungen. Es ist ratsam, Tickets möglichst vorab zu kaufen, um Warteschlangen zu vermeiden und sicherzustellen, dass Sie Ihren Besuch genießen können. Das Aquarium ist auch kinderfreundlich, was es zu einem idealen Ort für Familienausflüge macht.

Es ist erwähnenswert, dass dieses Unternehmen auf Google My Business 9241 Bewertungen hat, was auf seine Beliebtheit und die Qualität seiner Dienstleistungen hinweist. Die durchschnittliche Meinung von 4.3/5 spiegelt das positive Feedback der Besucher wider.

Bewertungen von St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station

Marcel S Henselin

5/5

Eine mega tolle location. Tiere zum anfassen für Kids. Super für einen Familienausflug.

Pinguin Master710

1/5

Schlecht da stand es wäre bis 17:00 Uhr geöffnet war aber schon um 16:00 Uhr zu.

Heinz Goerke

4/5

Schön, aber für den relativ hohen Eintrittspreis hätte ich mehr erwartet.

Grace Delahunty

5/5

WOW!!! This place is amazing. The displays they have in there are phenomenal. You can feed turtles and pet stingrays!! Some of these photos are from a few years ago, but I would imagine things haven’t changed to drastically. I really enjoyed the jellyfish enclosures as well as the shark/fish enclosure they had. I would recommend going without kids, it’s way more enjoyable. The gift shop is decently priced as well. The tickets are cheaper than most aquariums. if you are in the St. Louis area, I very highly recommend swinging by here for the day!!

Barbara Milligan

5/5

Just amazing! Smaller than I was expecting but it sure packed in a lot to admire. It is well thought out and the train ride was fun way to start. There are a lot of interactive exhibits. We loved petting the stingrays and jellyfish and having the doctor fish nibble at our fingers. The archerfish are truly amazing to watch spit their food out of the air. The otters were also so fun to watch being fed. Each interactive exhibit had someone that would explain what they were doing and a bit about each animal. We also talked to a trainer about how armadillos and how smart they truly are while watching Chico playing with toys that hid her meals. Once you get around to the fish tanks you will see a wide range of fish up close and personal. We were sad to see the Octopus was hiding behind the leaves. The attendant said they may try and get him to come out in a bit but we went back about a hour and a half or so later and he was still hiding. Did catch a glimpse of his arm but that was it. Over all tho it was a fun and educational experience. Well worth every penny. We will be back.

Kurtis Borowiak

5/5

Our little one had an unforgettable day at the Aquarium!
Took a magical train ride 😉 where we heard and saw so many fun things along with a story narrated by John Goodman.
A quick dip with Doctor Fish got our hands squeaky clean, and we joined in birthday celebrations with Tommy the Otter. We marveled at all kinds of sea life—tropical fish, majestic sharks, graceful stingrays, and gentle turtles. Highlights included meeting Lord Stanley the Lobster and learning about the Jelly Fish. We also created our own fish and stingray and uploaded them into the LED Aquarium Wall. Had so much fun in Shark Canyon where we saw a bunch of sea life. We even saw them cleaning the tank which was pretty cool.
We left by saying goodbye to Loki the Octopus.
Had the option to purchase a photo from when we came in, we did buy a sticker and an otter for our daughter who was in awww with the otters!
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Wesley White

5/5

I like to consider myself a bit of a fish nerd and love me a good aquarium. I generally seek out aquariums on vacations and this is one of the good ones. It’s not huge, doesn’t have the biggest or rarest animals, or the biggest tanks but what it lacks for in size it more than makes up for in character. The personal interaction and all the sensory exhibits were amazing for my 3 kids. The exhibits are all well thought out and the flora and fauna are all well cared for. The staff and volunteers are amazing talking with kids and adults alike. My 2 year old daughter listened to them talk about an armadillo for 10 mins. That’s amazing for her. I really enjoyed this aquarium and will be back. Well worth the price of admission

Erika Ostrowski

4/5

Very clean, well maintained aquarium. Doesn't have as many exhibits as I thought St. Louis would have, but there are several touch spots for kids to get hands on with sea life. Overall definitely glad we stopped and checked it out.