St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station - Aquarium in St. Louis - 201 S 18th St, USA

This was a wonderful place to explore, there were many interactive activities to take part in. The staff was helpful and friendly as well. You start the tour on an interesting ride that gives the participants a different view from each window. This covers the history of ST Louis and is really well out together. From there you set off to discover all sorts of aquatic animals some of which you can even touch. While our guide was super loud I can just chalk that up to excitement. Check this place out when you get the chance. You will learn a thing or three

We liked it so much, we bought passes. This is the most accessible attraction in St Louis (that I've been to). In my wheelchair, I can get to all of the touch pools. The ramps aren't too steep. Everything is wide enough to maneuver, even the gift shop. The animals are well cared for. The giant shark tank is truly an amazing sight. Every time we go, it's a new experience.

For a smaller aquarium, it is jam packed with all sorts of hands on and educational modules. I love aquariums, but I really enjoyed experiencing this with my kids. Feeding the stingrays and being able to put your hands in the tank with the Doctor Fish were major highlights!

Me and my boyfriend went there for the aquarium and it was pretty cool but… it’s not worth $72 to walk through for almost 25-30 mins. There’s not much and it was pretty crowded but we went on a weekend so that’s expected. In my own personal opinion it’s not worth, anywhere close to $72 for just the aquarium there should be more included with the tickets. Although petting the stingray was pretty cool and free other than at the zoo where you have to pay an additional $20+.. So if you plan on going here and plan on spending loads of money I don’t recommend and find somewhere more inexpensive!

Participated in the first Photography Night and it was fantastic! Well organized with plenty of staff, snacks, knowledge and time! The aquarium is an amazing place!

It is a beautiful exhibit, and my daughter and her friend enjoyed the interaction with the sea anemones, star fish, jellyfish fish, and sting rays. They had some ambassador animals- a cute sloth and a beautiful African Gray Parrot. It was pretty pricey for the number of things to see and do there. (2-3 hours spent) We did ride the Ferris Wheel at Union Station as part of a combo ticket, which gives you great views of downtown St. Louis, but for the 2 of us, it was almost $90 just for entry and a ride. I'm sure it is expensive to run such a nice exhibit, but I think it may be above budget for many families.

It isn't necessarily cheap to get into this place, but the amount of interactivity in this aquarium beats any other I've been to. I've never poked and petted so many fish in my life, nor have I seen so many staff present and ready to educate you about the animals in their care. As two adults, we had a blast, and on a weekday during school hours we were effectively alone in the place so got a lot of freedom to explore at our leisure.

Nice aquarium, especially for kids! There were a lot of interactive experiences for kids. They even had jelly fish to touch! They also had the little fish that eat the dead skin of your hands. There were fish that shoot water out of their mouths to hit bugs. The man that was in charge of that station even let the little kids hold a stick (with food on the end) over the water so the fish could shoot at it. It is very handicap accessible. There were even special spots just for wheelchair users so we could also experience the exhibits. All the staff were extremely nice, kind, and knowledgeable.