Update: Georgia Aquarium Launches Resident Pass for Price of One-Day Ticket

First-time offer is available exclusively to Georgia residents

ATLANTA, GA – (NewMediaWire) – January 17, 2023 – Georgia Aquarium introduced today a brand-new Resident Pass exclusively for Georgia residents. The pass provides unlimited general admission to the Aquarium for all of 2023 for the same price as a one-day ticket. 

The Resident Pass is available only through Feb. 15 and must be purchased at the Aquarium’s website, georgiaaquarium.org.  Any current Georgia resident can purchase a pass for $47.99 plus tax, the same price as a single-day ticket.

The Resident Pass is a special perk for the residents of Georgia Aquarium’s home state. This pass will give visitors unlimited access to the Aquarium’s eight galleries featuring over 11 million gallons of water and home to thousands of animals, including whale sharks, manta rays, rescued southern sea otters, hammerheads, beluga whales, and many more. The Aquarium also offers two animal presentations that showcase sea lions’ and dolphins’ unique behaviors and training techniques. With so many exciting encounters and experiences, there are countless reasons to visit again and again. The Resident Pass is the perfect way for guests to experience all Georgia Aquarium has to offer on their schedule and at a tremendous value. 

“We have never offered such a great deal for our neighbors to visit Georgia Aquarium over and over,” said Dan Dipiazzo, chief marketing officer at Georgia Aquarium.  “We have the largest aquarium in the U.S. right here in Atlanta and we think everyone in the state should have a chance to enjoy all that we have to offer.  While we opened 18 years ago, we continue to expand and open new experiences every year that makes every visit feel like the first time.” 

For Georgians looking for an upgraded experience, or those residing outside of Georgia, the Aquarium offers several membership options that provide 12 months of access to the Aquarium and discounts on parking, animal encounters, and additional tickets. Proceeds from Resident Pass purchases, memberships, encounters, and tickets all contribute to Georgia Aquarium’s initiatives, giving the Aquarium the continued ability to provide educational experiences to guests, immersive programs to veterans, conduct research on species like whale sharks, and aid animals in need of a home or rescue. 

Resident Pass holders will receive unlimited visitation to Georgia Aquarium for the remainder of 2023, ending on December 31. Guests must be a Georgia state resident to purchase the Resident Pass and show proof of residency. This pass is subject to blackout dates listed on the website. Pass holders will be required to make a reservation before each visit, which can be done by logging into their account at georgiaaquarium.org. The Resident Pass is only available for a limited time. For more information on the new Resident Pass, visit the Aquarium’s website. 

 

For more information on Georgia Aquarium, the Resident Pass, and membership offers, visit georgiaaquarium.org. 

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About Georgia Aquarium

Georgia Aquarium is a leading 501(c)(3) non-profit organization located in Atlanta, Ga. that is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and the Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks and Aquariums and Humane Certified by American Humane. It is the first aquarium in the U.S. to be designated a Center for Species Survival by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature. Georgia Aquarium is committed to working on behalf of all marine life through education, preservation, exceptional animal care, and research across the globe. Georgia Aquarium continues its mission each day to inspire, educate, and entertain its millions of guests about the aquatic biodiversity throughout the world through its hundreds of exhibits and tens of thousands of animals across its eight major galleries. For more information, visit georgiaaquarium.org.

 

Contact:

Hannah Hardwick

Public Relations Specialist

hhardwick@georgiaaquarium.org 

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