ATLANTA — It's back, and it's fin-tastic! Georgia residents will be in awe as they see dolphins and sharks swim by after the Aquarium announces its resident pass is coming back.
For a limited time, Georgians can pay for a day and visit the Georgia Aquarium all year. Those who want to explore the Georgia Aquarium and its many inhabitants can purchase a resident pass to get unlimited visits almost anytime throughout 2024. The pass is also available to guests outside of the state, particularly in neighboring areas like Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina and South Carolina.
The announcement comes as the Aquarium makes new adjustments, including a dolphin presentation with new music, a new exhibit and more.
According to the Georgia Aquarium, the price is the same as a single-day ticket: $52.99 plus tax. The passes must be purchased online and will not be available again once they are sold out. Guests are required to make a reservation before they visit every time. No one can visit unless they have used their account to reserve an entry pass for a specific day and time.
The resident pass also gives guests access to every gallery, including their newest with sharks, called “SHARKS! Predators of the Deep” and the “Ocean Voyager built by The Home Depot.”
Residents will also have access to the Aquarium during the holidays, including Halloween festivities with Haunted Seas.
To learn more about how to buy a resident pass, click here.
