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3950 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89119
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+1 702 632 4555
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Neighborhood :
Las Vegas Blvd ('The Strip')
http://www.mandalaybay.com/entertainment/sharkr... - Mon to Sun from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM
This truly amazing state-of-the art aquarium has sharks, alligators, monitor lizards and other amazing creatures living in more than 1,000,000 gallons of salt water at the Mandalay Bay Resort. You will enjoy a beautiful display of blue sharks, stingrays, sea turtles, eels and a remarkable jellyfish display with black lights. Tickets are USD15.95 for adults; USD10.95 for children 12 years and above and free for children younger than 4. This is a must-see exhibit for the whole family.
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I am an aquarium fan. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed it. But it wasn't huge and I have been to many that were better. I will say that the animals and fish...
One of my all-time favorite aquariums...second only to Monterey Bay. Plenty of sharks and predatory fish too. Steinhart Aquarium at the Academy of...
i want to say that i'm impressed but after experiencing Monterey Bay Aquarium... this place is quite plain. is it me or that everything looks better in the...
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for $16.95.... it wasnt that worth it
i think if you wanna spend that amount of money to see fishes, you're better off going to aquarium places (eg. Downtown Aquarium) cause you'll ...
Must See
Ok, so it's not the LARGEST shark reef display in the world, but considering it is in the middle of the desert in an area geared toward gamblin...
Short and over-priced but fun
Let me say I can't really complain because I get in free. The Shark Reef looks great and everything is very professional and maintained. But ju...
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Very cool!
We enjoyed this very much. Actually can touch sting rays! Big blue fish was very curious & follwed us it seemed LOL. Money well spent.
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Worth the visit
It's no Sea World but still really really cool. My daughter was able to touch the sting rays . The jelly fish were amazing and so was everythin...
A must see for any marine life enthucist
I had a few hours to spend so I checked out aquarium. It was time well spent and a great relaxing exprience before flight back to LA. Next ti...
Nice Small Aquarium
A good diversion when in Vegas, especially on hot summer days. The setting is very nice, and the small aquarium will not wear you out. A nice...
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Great way to see an aquarium, with the sunken ship wreck theme and all. Sure we've all seen sharks and underwater fishies before, but this is ...
Spend an hour exploring an ancient temple that has been slowly claimed by the sea--Vegas-style, that is.
OverviewFeeling parched? This immersion into an undersea world should do the trick. One of the city's newest aquatic attractions, Shark Ree
Lions, tigers, and sharks; Oh My! by Joey B. at InsiderPages
The Shark Reef was an awesome experience. It costs about $16 per person, but I felt it was worth it. We got to see a lot of other fish before s...
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