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3.7 (629 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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8/15/25 - Exploring At Adventure Aquarium
Brie F.

While on a family trip to Philly, we decided to take a short detour to Camden, NJ, and visit the Adventure Aquarium as a special treat for our daughter before she heads back to school. We're so glad we did! We had such an amazing time. First Tip: Buy your tickets online ahead of time. It's definitely cheaper than purchasing them at the door, which can be a bit pricier. Second Tip: We also found plenty of parking right outside the aquarium. Yes, there's a fee to park, but the lot is huge and well-organized, so you won't struggle to find a spot, even on a busy day. We arrived around 11:15 AM and even though it was packed with families, school trips, and summer camps, the space is so big and well laid out that it never felt overwhelming or claustrophobic. We were able to move at our own pace and take in every floor, every exhibit, and every layout. One of the highlights for us was being able to feed and pet some of the animals. Such a fun and interactive experience, especially for our daughter. While we didn't sit in on the tortoise show they were offering that day, we still had full access to everything else. The aquarium also has food and snack options on-site if you need a break or a quick bite. The exhibits were engaging, beautifully maintained, and offered something for everyone. From stunning, underwater tunnels to up close encounters with sea life. Our daughter had a wonderful time, and it made for such a memorable family outing. We truly had a blast and can't wait to go back again. Highly recommend if you're in the Philly area or nearby and looking for a family friendly adventure!

Cool underwater Christmas tree
Michelle L.

The aquarium was nice, but it was rather expensive for the tickets and the whole experience. There's a military/veteran ticket discount for $2 off. To be fair, we came a little late, around 2ish, and we had a 1-year-old with us, so we didn't get to see the whole place since they close at 4ish. The parking lot was also $10 for the day and when we left near closing, it was quite a lot of traffic heading out since you pay when you leave. There were two petting zones which were fun, one with sharks and one with rays. The hippos also were pretty cool and very active. They also had a lot of Christmas decor in their tanks like a big Christmas tree in one of the big tanks. There were also divers dressed as Santa and an elf with whom you could take pictures. We also grabbed some items from the food court. Plenty of seating, but the coffee was terrible. Weird, considering it is La Colombe, but maybe they left it sitting too long. The chicken tenders and fries were good. It's a small charge to upgrade to an annual pass, so I would say it's great if you visit often and have small children. Overall a fun, family friendly time was had, but come early so you can see more. Carpool to save on parking and maybe grab a coffee before you head in!

Nick C.

Took the family out to Adventure Aquarium on a weekend. It was very busy, with lots of other families exploring the aquarium. Parking is easy, there is a paid parking lot across the street. The aquarium is divided into zones, and most of it can be seen in two to three hours. My favorite exhibit was the hippos. There aren't many dining options other than a food court area, but prices seemed reasonable. It was a decent aquarium, but tickets are kinda pricey at near $50 per person.

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Bea R.

Adventure Aquarium in Camden, NJ is one of the top 10 aquariums in the US! I wish I could give a 3.5 star rating. If the price was a lot lower, I would be happier giving 4 stars. I visited on a Saturday with a plus one and we enjoyed ourselves. It's definitely geared towards younger children, but you can still learn a lot and have fun as an adult. After all, don't we all have an inner child? This is my most important tip. If you're visiting on a weekend, COME AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. Weekends are filled with families, strollers, and tons of kids. Nothing against them, just giving y'all a heads up. If you can come right at opening time, that's perfect. It's the quiet before the storm. It's a lot less crowded, so you'll be able to get a good view of the animals. It starts to get very packed towards the late morning/early afternoon. PARKING: There's a lot right across the aquarium. It's $10 to park. TICKETS: Tickets are very overpriced and cost anywhere between $30.99-$49.99. They're limited by timed entry reservations on a first-come, first-served basis. Pricing depends entirely on the date of your visit and how early you buy. The earlier you buy, the cheaper. Depending on demand, the prices will either remain the same or increase. They take factors like day of the week, holidays, weather, and projected attendance into consideration. If you wait to buy them at the box office, prices could be higher or you may need to wait for the next available entry time. Or worse, they could be sold out. We messed up and bought ours a day before. It was ~$105 for two adults ($47 per ticket, $6 tax, $4 fee). Seniors save $2 and children (12 and under) save 15% off. To offset high prices, they offer military discounts, a free pre-K pass for toddlers, and free admission on your birthday. They also have an annual membership, which might be worth it if you plan on visiting multiple times a year. ATTRACTIONS: We were able to see everything we wanted in about 2-2.5 hours. The aquarium is easy to navigate - they have 5 zones of animals and attractions. The most notable ones are: *Hippo Tank & Feeding - A MUST SEE!!! They are huge, chunky, and adorable!!! *Shark Tunnel - This is a 40-ft tunnel (longest in NJ) that surrounds you with dozens of sharks. *Stingray Touch Pool - You can feed them for $5. *Penguin Island & Feeding - The cutest flightless birds!!! They have a large variety of other marine animals and ocean life. The animals look healthy and the tanks are clean. Every exhibit is labeled with tons of fun facts. It's a great educational experience if you take the time to immerse yourself in it. They have other attractions and activities like trivia games, 3D movie showings, a shark bridge, virtual reality, interactive play areas, up-close encounters with animals, etc. Some are included in admission and some come at an additional cost. I recommend looking at the aquarium's schedule for the day because some of the attractions (like the feedings and shows) are at specific times... and you don't want to miss them! FOOD/DINING/SHOPPING: The food scene is not too impressive. There's a main dining area that serves hot dogs, pizza, burgers, chicken tenders, sandwiches, etc. There's also a coffee shop, a beer garden, and a sweet treats cafe. We didn't eat anything here, so I can't speak on the food. They have a large gift shop near the exit. SERVICE: All of the employees we encountered were helpful, friendly, and enthusiastic. They seemed happy to work there and to take care of the animals. I'm glad the animals are in good hands. Was it worth the $105? Hmmmm, maybe for a one-time visit. I'd be more willing to pay that much if the aquarium was much larger and included more attractions/experiences/vouchers with admission. We already pay a steep price, and they still try to upsell us with more things. The food is expensive, the gift shop is expensive... you have to pay to get your photos taken... you have to pay for the more interactive animal encounters. Way too much $$$$. Based on the price alone, I wouldn't come back.

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April S.

Great place! We came from baltimore for my son's birthday and we had a great time. The pirana exhibit when you first walk in is quite awesome as the center recreates the amazon down to the storms with rainfall at timed intervals! We loved their large scale pool that had multiple viewing areas filled with sharks, sea turtles and fish. The petting area was large and well kept with several pools so that people could touch the tiny sharks and sting rays. Very cool. There were even penguins! The cafe area was great also with a large menu to fit most tastes, a candy and sweet bar, a coffee bar, and popcorn/ pretzel stand. There was even a spot to have a caricature done. Excellent facility.

Jenn B.

Such a nice aquarium. So far the best in NJ. Parking in plentiful and you pay depending on the type of membership you have. We visited on a Monday where the pricing was really expensive for some reason. So we opted on a membership. Gives us something to do with our toddler whenever we want to take the drive. He loved seeing the sharks and penguins. Staff workers are nice. Food prices are really expensive so plan accordingly.

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Parag B.

We got family membership (silver). Honestly, this is great for families with young children and people who want to get out a regular routine. We are at CHOP, so this is a great nearby outing . The animals seem to be treated well. The outdoor area is beautiful. Stuff (food, drinks, toys, clothes) is pricey even for members. My 4yr old likes touching the sharks and rays. 3 stars for the price of stuff and not useful discounts.

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Laura W.

My kids and I visited on the Saturday following Christmas. Glad we had tickets because when we arrived at 9:30, a sign said next available tickets were not until 11:30. We don't have a DC aquarium and Baltimore is nice but far so this was a special treat especially with all the unique feedings and elaborate exhibits. First, the shark rope walk was closed so that was disappointing. But we did the shark tunnel, had front row spits for the blue penguin and hippo feedings and saw the "meet the diver" show. I was really impressed with the size of the tanks and the variety of species represented. We also loved the shark touch pool and the stingray touch pool. We are in the cafeteria and it was fine-surprisingly not as pricey as I'd expect. We spent a significant amount in the gift shop and got a really nice tote as a bonus item. Unfortunately, the lettering on a sweatshirt I got came off in either the was or dryer so disappointed because that's never happened to me before. Parking was easy across the street-$10 for the day. Arriving around 9:30, we left around 3:30 and saw everything that was open. Tickets are not cheap but not having a local aquarium, this was a treat and worth it. We would visit again in the future.

Juliana T.

Loved coming to this place! This was our first time coming after getting the gold pass due to us wanting to come more often because of our daughter. I didn't know that you had to reserve so when I showed up to the ticket booth the staff member explained it to me and was super nice about it. Thankfully we came 2 hours prior to closing so we were able to get in without a reservation. Getting the gold membership is way better and actually more affordable than buying the tickets per day. We also got $5 off ticket. The main reason why I wanted to come was due to the Animal Crossing event they are holding which is a dream come true to a gamer like me that has been a huge fan of the franchise since forever. They also had the kiosk so you can get 100 points and other perks for the Nintendo shop. My daughter loved seeing the bigger fish. We have a tank at home and we sit in front of it for a couple minutes and she loves to watch them swim. So the aquarium was a win for us. She loved watching the jellyfish, the rays and the sea turtles. I also love how child friendly this place is and they have changing areas and lactation station. Which is amazing! I have bottled but it's nice to have a place to change her and prep her bottle.

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Luisa B.

I had the absolute pleasure of visiting Adventure Aquarium for a work event last week, and it was hands-down the most spectacular work event I've ever attended. From start to finish, the experience was flawless, and it's clear the staff went above and beyond to make it memorable. Just walking up to the entrance was breathtaking. The view of the water and the Benjamin Franklin Bridge was stunning, especially on a crisp and clear December day in New Jersey. The atmosphere set the perfect tone for what was to come. Once we arrived, we were greeted with name tags, which isn't the norm for aquarium visits but was perfect for our event's scavenger hunt later on. Speaking of the scavenger hunt--it was such a creative and engaging way to keep adults entertained! We didn't dive into it right away, though, as the event kicked off with an amazing catered meal in a room unlike anything I've ever experienced. Imagine dining surrounded by sharks and vibrant sea creatures gracefully swimming by--it was mesmerizing. As someone who adores sea life, I was completely in my element and could barely contain my excitement. The catering was fantastic, offering a little bit of everything. There was a taco station, a pasta station, a Chinese food station, and even a chef's station where you could get custom-made dishes (I think it was pasta, but I was so thrilled I didn't focus too much!). I sampled a bit of everything, and it was all delicious. The event also featured a photo booth station set up right in front of the shark tank, which was such a fun touch. After our meal, we started the scavenger hunt, and it was an absolute blast! The entire aquarium was spotless, and the staff was not only friendly but incredibly knowledgeable. The team working with the stingrays was especially fantastic--I left with a newfound love for these gentle creatures! Another highlight was the Shark Bridge Walk, which added a thrilling element to the day. I took so many photos and can't wait to share them. Whether you're with family, friends, or coworkers, I highly recommend incorporating something interactive like a scavenger hunt--it's a fun way to learn about sea animals while enjoying the adventure. I have to give a special shoutout to the staff for their over-the-top hospitality. Everyone we encountered was warm, helpful, and genuinely enthusiastic about making our experience unforgettable. The woman working at the coffee shop in particular was an absolute angel. Overall, Adventure Aquarium delivered an A+ experience. From the incredible setting and activities to the outstanding staff and food, everything exceeded expectations. I'm already planning a return visit and can't recommend it highly enough for families!

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Dara R.

This definitely didn't meet expectations. With taxes and fees, tickets are about $45/person which may be worth it if the entire facility is open but it's definitely not when 1/3 of the exhibits are closed. Navigation is really difficult and not intuitive. We thought we missed whole sections, but when we back tracked we realized a lot of them are just closed for a remodel. The ticket prices really should be discounted if that's the case. Maybe it's more fun for school aged kids, as adults it was pretty underwhelming for the price. PS: Parking is an additional $10 if you don't want to street park and walk a bit.

One adult and child... 86$..... insane. Had i known i wouldn't have drove the hour and a half there. Typical aquarium crowd lots of inconsiderate people stopping in places they shouldnt and hogging up any decent views... annoying women with strollers... over priced food and snacks... yaaaa not worth it sorry

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Samantha H.

Took my kids here recently. First, this place is crazy is expensive which is why I haven't taken them up until now. For a family of 4 it would cost around $160 for a day pass. I don't think it is worth it at this price. This year, my kids were both eligible for the free preschool pass which is actually a good deal. However, the price of my husband and I coming along would add up fast so I got us both gold memberships which is the mid tier membership. This membership also comes with half priced parking and discounted food. We didn't eat here on our visit, I imagine it's expensive. But, my husband and I got iced coffees while we were here which were pretty good. Now onto the aquarium, it is not huge but it is pretty cool. We loved the penguins and got to see them get fed. My kids also enjoyed the "shark walk" and the outdoor play area. I'm sure we will be visiting more this year.

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Ask the Community - Adventure Aquarium

Is there a coat check or bag check so you dont have to carry yours with you the entire time?

Yes, you can rent a locker inside the aquarium. Locker rental is located on the first floor, right around the entrance / information desk on the first floor.

I wanted to host an event at the Camden Aquarium but I have never tasted the food? Please tell me if the food was/is good for a hosted wedding/event there. Thank you!

The food is good. Can be quite expensive for reasonable items you can get at a lesser cost elsewhere.

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