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  1. Location. Heal the Bay Aquarium. at the Santa Monica Pier. 1600 Ocean Front Walk. Santa Monica, CA 90401. How to find us. Admission. Adults and kids 13+: $12.00. Kids 12 and under: FREE with an Adult Ticket Purchase (Children MUST be accompanied by an adult) Students: $10.00. Older Adults (65+): $10.00. EBT (cardholder): Free.

  2. The Santa Monica Pier Aquarium is Heal the Bay’s marine education facility, located beach-level, just below the Carousel at the Santa Monica Pier. The Aquarium is open to the general public and attracts nearly 100,000 visitors per year. Visit the Santa Monica Pier Aquarium with your family today.

  3. About. Heal the Bay Aquarium is a marine education facility, which inspires understanding and conservation of Southern California coastal waters, watersheds and marine life through education, interaction and discovery. Located beach level, just below the Carousel at the Santa Monica Pier, the Aquarium is open to the general public daily.

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  4. Closed 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM. Hours updated 1 month ago. See hours. See all 383 photos. Services Offered. Verified by Business. Virtual Classes. Review Highlights. “ I took a quick trip to the Heal the Bay Aquarium, which sits right at the foot of the Santa Monica Pier. ” in 16 reviews.

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  5. Visit Our Aquarium Steps from the ocean, an underwater wonderland awaits. Our kid-friendly Heal the Bay Aquarium at the Santa Monica Pier features 100+ species of marine life that live right offshore.

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  7. Heal the Bay Aquarium, previously named the Santa Monica Pier Aquarium, is a private-public aquarium at a California State Beach Park managed by Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, located beneath the Santa Monica Pier, adjacent to the Pacific Ocean.

  8. Managed by an environmental nonprofit group called Heal the Bay, the Heal the Bay Aquarium (the former Santa Monica Pier Aquarium) houses 100 local species—from charmingly cute sea hares to spooky moray eels—and invites guests to get hands-on through exhibits and daily educational programs.

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