What to Expect During your Visit to the Aquarium of Niagara:
- Guests are encouraged to purchase reserved time tickets online ahead of their visit to guarantee entry. The time block on your ticket is the time you must enter the Aquarium. Once you are inside you can stay as long as you’d like. There is no re-entry.
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- No admission discounts are available online. Those seeking an admission discount (Buffalo Zoo members, military, etc.) should purchase tickets for full-price and request a refund upon arriving at the Aquarium.
- Guests may experience extended wait times before entering the Aquarium due to our reduced capacity.
- Aquarium members DO NOT need reserved tickets. You can visit at any time and should enter via our accessible entrance.
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- Pay for parking before you enter the Aquarium.
- Parking is $5 for cars and $20 for busses/RVs/campers. It is tracked by license plate number and there is no receipt/ticket needed for your dashboard. There are three ways to pay:
- Use one of the two kiosks in the parking lot
- Click HERE and follow directions
- Text “P5101” to “504504″
- Aquarium members do not have to pay for parking.
- Parking is $5 for cars and $20 for busses/RVs/campers. It is tracked by license plate number and there is no receipt/ticket needed for your dashboard. There are three ways to pay:
- Per NYS guidance, masks are not required. The Aquarium encourages guests to wear masks while indoors.
- Hand sanitizer stations will be found throughout the Aquarium including at the entry, exit, and restrooms.
- The Aquarium maintains high standards of cleanliness and all high-touch surfaces like windows, railings, restrooms, and elevators will continuously be cleaned and disinfected.
- If you are experiencing any COVID-19 related symptoms like sneezing, coughing, running a fever, or generally not feeling well, please visit the Aquarium of Niagara on a day when you are feeling better.
An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present.
COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, senior citizens and guests with underlying medical conditions are especially vulnerable.
The Aquarium of Niagara encourages all guests to be aware of current CDC guidance regarding public spaces, and how to keep yourself safe.
Together, we can help keep each other healthy!