Several manual wheelchairs are available for free at Mote Aquarium on a first come, first served basis. These two habitats are also viewable from the second floor, which has an overhang that protects visitors from inclement weather. The Marine Mammal Center is mostly covered, with the exception of the first-floor viewing of Otters & Their Waters and The Teeth Beneath. The outdoor spaces in the main Aquarium building are covered, with open siding (which is temperature exposed). The main Aquarium and the Marine Mammal Center have both indoor and outdoor exhibits.
You can view all of our exhibits from undercover spaces. Call 94.ĭownload ice cream menu (PDF) Is a visit to Mote Aquarium weather dependent? This casual, retro, '50s style diner exclusively serves visitors and members of Mote Aquarium with a fun, affordable, family-style menu. has cast fine food and superior service into Mote Aquarium waters at the Deep Sea Diner! Reserve your spot by visiting the Sarasota Bay Explorers website. Sarasota Bay Explorers, working with Mote Aquarium, offers interactive, hands-on eco-adventures on the Sea Life Encounter Cruise and private charters aboard the Miss Explorer. 106, or email (ages 13 & older): $20įor school and camp groups looking to plan a visit to Mote, please visit /education/schools-groups/field-trips. Please fill out a Group Reservations Request Form or for more information, call 94, ext. Reservations are required and must be made at least one week in advance. Parties of 10 or more are invited to take advantage of our group rates. Main parking for Mote Aquarium will be on the right. Proceed one mile and then turn right at the traffic signal at Ken Thompson Parkway. Exit the circle at North Boulevard of the Presidents. At Gulfstream Avenue, turn right and proceed across the Ringling Causeway to St. Take exit 210 off I-75 to head west on Fruitville Road. Mote Aquarium has two sections separated by an approximately 4-minute walk along Ken Thompson Parkway. Informationġ600 Ken Thompson Parkway, Sarasota, FL 34236 (on City Island). to 5 p.m., seven days a week, with the exeption of Thanksgiving Day on which Mote Aquarium will close at 2:00 p.m. Veterans Day: Mote Aquarium extends complimentary admission to all veterans and their military dependents, with valid IDs for both veterans and military dependents, on Nov. Bring your ID or other proof of Florida residency to Mote Aquarium. Purchase tickets online and use the promo code HALF. Half-Off Weekends in September: Florida residents, with a valid I.D., enjoy 50% off admission on Saturday and Sundays (Labor Day Monday not included) in September (September 1st - September 30th). Go to /membership to register your membership so you can reserve your free tickets. Become a Member! Current members must reserve their free tickets online before visiting. No other special offers are accepted at this time. Limited tickets are available for these walkups each day on a first come, first served basis. All guests and members will start their experience at our main entrance. Tickets must be registered on site, in person for two admission specials: Active duty military guests (one free admission with current ID) and guests applying reciprocal partner discounts (show reciprocal partner membership card and ID).
Each ticket will be timed to a 15-minute window when the guest should arrive, and the last arrival window will be at 4 p.m. Members are also encouraged to reserve their tickets online in advance ( /membership). A limited number of tickets are available for purchase at the admissions window. On busier days, we have sold out and we cannot guarantee tickets will be available. Tickets MUST be purchased online to guarantee entry. Goldstein Marine Mammal Research and Rehabilitation Center. General admission includes access to Mote Aquarium and its exhibits in the Ann and Alfred E. Armands Circle and head about one mile north to Mote's address, which is on City Island. From downtown, take the Ringling Causeway to St. Science Is The Attraction at Mote Aquarium!Ĭome discover our wondrous oceans and meet the scientists working to save them at Mote Aquarium, which is located at 1600 Ken Thompson Parkway., Sarasota, FL 34236, just a few minutes from downtown Sarasota.
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