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Old 09-25-12, 12:14 PM   #16
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I love the "flash flood simulator". Especially when kids are standing near it and they freak out when the water splashes them.
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I love the "flash flood simulator". Especially when kids are standing near it and they freak out when the water splashes them.
That's my favorite part of the entire aquarium.
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That's my favorite part of the entire aquarium.
I wish I could have gone more often than what I got to go. I only went to the zoo once and the aquarium once
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I love the "flash flood simulator". Especially when kids are standing near it and they freak out when the water splashes them.
definitely one of the coolest parts. These pictures really don't do the place justice, the entire thing is an amazing experience.
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definitely one of the coolest parts. These pictures really don't do the place justice, the entire thing is an amazing experience.
I thought the Downtown Aquarium is just mediocre. The food is AMAZING, but other than that, it doesn't even rate in comparison to some of the aquariums I've been to. That being said, it's nice, clean, and the displays are well thought up, so it's better than a lot of others, too.
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I thought the Downtown Aquarium is just mediocre. The food is AMAZING, but other than that, it doesn't even rate in comparison to some of the aquariums I've been to. That being said, it's nice, clean, and the displays are well thought up, so it's better than a lot of others, too.
I love the one in San Francisco by the bay. On pier whatever-it-is lol. That one was pretty fantastic and I've heard the one in Monterey Bay is simply mind-boggling.
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I love the one in San Francisco by the bay. On pier whatever-it-is lol. That one was pretty fantastic and I've heard the one in Monterey Bay is simply mind-boggling.

I haven't been to either. My two favorites are the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago and the Churaumi Aquarium at Ocean Expo Park in Okinawa, Japan.
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I haven't been to either. My two favorites are the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago and the Churaumi Aquarium at Ocean Expo Park in Okinawa, Japan.
Shedd is pretty amazing. I loved it there. Didn't see any aquariums while I was in Japan, but I did go to the Nagasaki memorial. Was there anything in particular you liked about Churaumi Aquarium?
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Shedd is pretty amazing. I loved it there. Didn't see any aquariums while I was in Japan, but I did go to the Nagasaki memorial. Was there anything in particular you liked about Churaumi Aquarium?
I loved the information available about the animals. And the whale sharks were just mesmorising. It was clean, friendly, accomodating, and interactive.
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I loved the information available about the animals. And the whale sharks were just mesmorising. It was clean, friendly, accomodating, and interactive.
Thats awesome! I want to go back to Japan, now I have something I can add to the list of things I must do!
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that looks like a really awesome aquarium! i've been to a couple, only, but nice stuff there.
Love sooo many of those critters!
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I thought the Downtown Aquarium is just mediocre. The food is AMAZING, but other than that, it doesn't even rate in comparison to some of the aquariums I've been to. That being said, it's nice, clean, and the displays are well thought up, so it's better than a lot of others, too.
That's why I liked it, I've been to quite a few places where the aquarium feels like an afterthought, small tanks filled with generic fish. The Denver one all the enclosures and tanks are nicely lit with good views and a variety of species from all over that you don't see in most ither aquariums.
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