SeaQuest Las Vegas is a 31,000-square-foot interactive aquarium inside Boulevard Mall featuring over 1,200 animals across 300+ species. Open daily 11 AM–7 PM (last entry 6 PM); closed Christmas Day. Adult tickets from $28, child tickets from $22, children under 2 free. Nevada residents receive discounts with a valid photo ID. Animal feeding tokens can be added at the time of booking.
Forget the slot machines for an afternoon — SeaQuest Las Vegas is one of the most genuinely hands-on wildlife experiences in the city, and one that families, couples, and curious solo travellers all enjoy equally. Set inside the Boulevard Mall a few minutes from the Strip, this interactive aquarium lets you touch sharks, hand-feed stingrays, meet exotic birds, and explore over 30 themed exhibits spanning five continents worth of ecosystems.
This guide covers everything you need to know before you go — tickets, feeding tokens, opening hours, the combo deal with the Natural History Museum, and the best time to visit.
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SeaQuest Las Vegas takes visitors on an interactive quest through 30+ themed exhibits — from an Icelandic Fishing Village to the Amazon River and the Great Wall of China. You can hand-feed sharks, touch stingrays, explore reptile houses, visit exotic aviaries, and meet land animals including birds, snakes, and turtles. Premium animal encounters can be booked separately for a more personal experience.
SeaQuest is designed around participation, not passive viewing. The attraction spans ecosystems from the deep ocean to tropical rainforests, with more than 1,200 animals across 300 species representing every continent. Unlike a traditional aquarium, nearly every exhibit invites direct interaction — making it especially popular with children and families.
SeaQuest Las Vegas tickets cost $28 for adults (12+) and $22 for children (2–11). Children under 2 enter free. Nevada residents receive a discount with a valid photo ID. Buying online is cheaper than at the door and lets you skip the ticket queue. Tickets include all general exhibits; feeding tokens and premium animal encounters are purchased separately.
| Adult Ticket (12+) | US$28 |
| Child Ticket (2–11 years) | US$22 |
| Infants (under 2) | Free |
| Nevada Residents | Discounted — show valid photo ID at venue |
| Ticket Format | Mobile e-ticket — no printing needed |
The Las Vegas Natural History Museum and SeaQuest Las Vegas both appeal to families and curious minds, and at just 7 km (4.5 miles) apart — around 15 minutes by taxi — they make an ideal pairing for a single day out. Booking them together as a combo saves 10% on the combined ticket price.
| Combo Price | US$38 per person (10% saving) |
| Distance Between | ~7 km / 4.5 miles — approx. 15 minutes by car or taxi |
One of SeaQuest’s most popular features is its animal feeding programme. Animals at SeaQuest follow a carefully monitored diet managed by aquarium keepers, but visitors can supplement this with feeding tokens — small snacks dispensed via vending machines throughout the attraction. A staff member guides you on which snacks go to which animals.
Feeding tokens can be added to your ticket at the time of online booking, or purchased at the venue’s ticket office and food counters. Most visitors recommend buying tokens in advance so you’re ready to go the moment you step inside.
For a more immersive experience, premium interactive animal encounters — including up-close shark encounters and private stingray feeds — are available from $19.99 per person. These must be reserved ahead of your visit as spaces are strictly limited.
Near the end of the exhibits, a door close to the bird habitat leads out to SeaQuest’s outdoor playground area. It features seating and open space where children can play while adults take a break. It’s a convenient spot to open food and drinks you’ve brought along before heading back inside for a second loop through the exhibits.
| Opening Hours | 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM, daily |
| Last Admission | 6:00 PM (1 hour before closing) |
| Closed | Christmas Day (December 25) |
The best time to visit SeaQuest Las Vegas is right at opening — 11 AM on a weekday. Animals are most active in the morning, crowds are thinner, and you’ll have space to enjoy the interactive exhibits at your own pace. Avoid weekends, school holidays, and rainy days, when the indoor attraction draws higher footfall. Note that the popular ‘Meet the Mermaid’ experience is only available on weekends
Most families with children spend around two hours at SeaQuest Las Vegas. Guests who move through quickly can cover the exhibits in under an hour, but between animal feedings, interactive stations, and the outdoor playground, two to three hours is the recommended allowance to enjoy everything. Booking a premium animal encounter adds time to your visit.
| Address | 3528 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89169 (inside Boulevard Mall) |
| By Bus | Bus 109 or 203 — alight at NB Maryland after Twain (7-minute walk) |
| By Car | Located on S Maryland Pkwy — free parking throughout Boulevard Mall |
| Ride-share | Uber/Lyft drop-off at Boulevard Mall entrance is convenient |
| Parking | Free in the Boulevard Mall car park |
Yes — animal feeding tokens can be added to your online ticket order or purchased at the venue. Tokens are used at vending machines throughout the aquarium to buy approved snacks for specific animals. Staff are on hand to guide you.
SeaQuest houses over 1,200 animals across 300+ species including sharks, stingrays, tropical fish, exotic birds, snakes, lizards, turtles, and more — representing ecosystems from five continents.
Yes — SeaQuest is designed as a family-friendly attraction for all ages. The hands-on exhibits, animal feedings, and the weekend ‘Meet the Mermaid’ experience are especially popular with younger visitors.
Yes — SeaQuest is fully wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the facility.
Yes — SeaQuest offers educational programmes for schools, scout groups, and other organisations, covering marine biology, conservation, and animal care. Contact the attraction directly to arrange a group visit.
Feeding tokens are small-fee vending machine snacks used throughout the general exhibits. Premium animal encounters ($19.99 and up) are booked separately and offer a more personal, hands-on experience with specific animals — these must be reserved in advance.
Yes — parking in Boulevard Mall is free and plentiful.
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