Now in its fourth year, the 8.1-million gallon aquarium boasts more than 100,000 marine and freshwater animals of 500 different species -all under one gigantic 20-acre roof - which you will thrill ...

ATLANTA — Bernie Marcus says he never much cared for fish -- not until he decided to build an aquarium. The 76-year-old billionaire, who made his fortune after co-founding Home Depot Inc., has ...

Saturday marks 19 years since the Georgia Aquarium first opened in downtown Atlanta in 2005. Since then, more than 40 million people have paid a visit to the largest aquarium in the United States ...

This photo shoot scores a touchdown in our minds. The adorable residents of the Georgia Aquarium are getting hyped for their hometown of Atlanta to host the upcoming Super Bowl LIII, and some of ...

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The Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta Offers Hands-On Learning for All Ages Located in Atlanta, the Georgia Aquarium is home to the world's biggest aquarium facility and collection of aquatic animals ...

Two puppies had the run of the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta on Thursday, which is temporarily closed to human visitors amid the coronavirus crisis -- and there’s adorable video of their adventure.

Odie and Carmel made friends with a grouper fish and even snuck in a nap at one of the exhibits. ... Adorable Foster Puppies Get Playdate at the Georgia Aquarium While It's Closed to the Public.

According to the Georgia Aquarium, the price is the same as a single-day ticket. It will be $52.99 plus tax. The passes must be purchased online and will not be available again once sold out.

According to Georgia Aquarium, thousands of pilchard fish also shimmer and school amongst the sharks throughout the 1.2 million gallons of saltwater.

Aquarium officials told Channel 2′s Berndt Petersen that Marcus was a frequent visitor for all 19 of the aquarium’s years. “Bernie and Billi, his wife, really loved the beluga whales.

Georgians can pay for a day and visit the Georgia Aquarium all year. Those who want to explore can purchase a pass to get unlimited visits almost anytime this year.