Are there any Aquariums in Las Vegas?

When everyone else is out gambling, eating at buffets, and dressing up for the clubs, a more relaxing way to spend time in Las Vegas can spending a day viewing one of the hotel aquariums. The two most popular aquariums in Las Vegas are the Shark Reef at the Mandalay Bay hotel and casino, and The Aquarium at the Silverton Hotel. Admission to the Aquarium at the Silverton Hotel is free, and throughout the afternoon and evenings Thursday through Sunday, women dressed as mermaids join the 4,000 tropical fish, including three species of stingrays and three species of sharks, in the 117,000-gallon, curved acrylic tank, for a 15–minute show.

Admission to the Shark Reef is $16.95 for adults and $10.05 for children. You can view a diverse cross-section of magnificent aquatic creatures, including 100 sharks, (15 species in all) along with exotic fish, reptiles and sea turtles. Featuring more than 2,000 animals, Shark Reef Aquarium is comprised of nearly 1.6 million gallons of water in 14 exhibits, including rare Golden Crocodiles, Piranha, a Touch Pool Experience and over 30 sharks in our 1.3 million gallon Shark Exhibit.

Guests also experience two walk through tunnel exhibits giving a "diver's view" of the underwater world.

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