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Downtown Aquarium - (713) 223-3474
Downtown Aquarium
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410 Bagby St
Houston, TX 77002
(713) 223-3474
Neighborhoods: Central,Downtown
Markets:
Houston, TX Metro
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Tips
- The Extras
In addition to the aquarium, there is also a tiger exhibit featuring a large viewing area for four white tigers.
- Know Before You Go
First come, first served basis in the restaurants.
- Save Money
Purchase tickets at the main entrance and several locations throughout the site. Rides and amusements are all priced separately. Kids under 2 get in free.
- Parking
Valet and on-site paid parking ($6 for a full day). Additional parking is available at the Wortham Center, entrances 1, 5, 6, 7 or 8.
Customer Reviews
 R u kidding
Reviewed by CSMobileUser3 on
2010-02-09T13:41:16Z
Worst service ever food
was way below standard, I will never return.
 It was worse that expected
Reviewed by ttuchris on
2010-01-25T08:06:28Z
The aquariums are really cool, but the rest of the decor is fairly cheesy. The menu was limited. I had a lot of trouble actually finding something I wanted to eat. Considering this is a Landry's restuarant, I was expecting the food to be bad, but it was aweful, especially for $30. The only flavor on my broiled seafood platter was butter. On a side note, the waiter offfered us hot french bread, which I guess to some people means cold sourdough.
Pros: The aquariums are pretty cool
Cons: Aweful food. Expensive for what you get.
Not so good..in fact, quite bad actually
Reviewed by conwaycom on
2010-01-14T17:45:41Z
We were there for less than 15 minutes, and then were off to the Art Museum so the trip downtown wasn't a total waste. IIf you'd consider the Rainforest Cafe (restaurant) as being similar to a "Zoo", then this might be right for you. For us, it was a poor choice and a waste of $.
Pros: The museum district is near-by when you need a backup plan
Cons: Poor exhibits, too "theme park" like, fake, not typical
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