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Aquarium of the Pacific Shark Lagoon Nights - Free Fridays Field Trips

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Aquarium of the Pacific is located in Long Beach, Ca. It is one of the Southern California's most visited places. The Aquarium is full of beautiful Pacific Ocean exhibits. It has wonderful displays that host 11,000 animals for visitors to enjoy. Now they have a great offer to visit their lagoon for free on most Friday nights. Visit this Friday night the Shark Lagoon from 6pm to 9pm. 

Aquarium Address
100 Aquarium Way,
Long Beach, CA 90802

FRIDAY, JAN 8, 2016 | 6:00 PM–9:00 PM 

Photo credit: Aquarium of the Pacific
Plan on attending this Friday from 6pm to 9pm to get a chance to meet friendly sharks, Sand tigers and Rays. The Aquarium allows guest to gently touch the animals and get a hands-on experience. This is all for free to the public. You can bring your family or friends to get a one of kind night. The animals are small in size. It is recommended to wash your hands after gently touching the animals. They have several places nearby to help you wash up. The event does take place outside. I recommend you bring a sweater and comfortable shoes.
Photo Credit: Aquarium of the Pacific
*Please note that while it is almost every Friday, some Fridays are excluded. Please check the dates for availability. Shark Lagoon Nights are weather-dependent and can be canceled due to inclement weather. *Only Shark Lagoon is open and available for guests during these free events.
Photo Credit: Aquarium of the Pacific
The Aquarium's concession stand is open during Free Shark Lagoon Nights. They offer coffee, hot cocoa, beer, wine, desserts, and snacks are available for purchase.  There is many restaurants nearby, if you want to have dinner before the event.  Please call the Aquarium for more information (562) 590-3100, ext. 0

Disclaimer: I have not been paid for this post. I really love this place and so do my kids. It is a great place to spend with your family. Happy Valentine's Day.
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Location: 100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach, CA 90802, USA

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