Seventeen aquarium tanks containing over 30,000 gallons of sea water, exhibiting more than 100 varieties of fish and marine animals, 10 exhibits featuring themes on the marine and maritime environment. Each exhibit features computer-enhanced information stations for self-tours in addition to a 16-station Computer Learning Center for personal, in-depth exploration by visitors.

Click on one of the exhibits to learn more.

• Computer Ocean Life Learning Center
• The Art of Sailing
• A Ship's Bridge
• Sea Sights and Sounds
• Salt Marsh and Fresh Water Fish Exhibit
• Ocean Rubbings
• Man Under the Sea Dive Exhibit
• ARA#555 Moth – Class Sailboat
• Tropical Rainforest
• Nature Photograph Display
• Mariner’s Maze
• Exhibition Room

The Art of Sailing: Learn the challenges of sailing using a model sailboat and a wind tunnel. This exhibit provides an opportunity for hands-on learning. back to top
Computer Ocean Life Learning Center: 16 computer terminals are loaded with information from web sites and CD roms so that visitors can learn more about the marine environment. Computer stations throughout the Atlantic City Aquarium feature information about nearby exhibits. back to top
Ocean Rubbings: Children can create their own Atlantic City Aquarium souvenirs at one of six rubbing tables, where crayons and paper create great ocean images. back to top
A Ship's Bridge: An authentic Captain's wheel comes to life thanks to footage from the movie classic, "The Ghost of Cape Horn." Steer the ship and feel the power of the cape. back to top
Sea Sights and Sounds: Pictures of deep sea animals are linked to recordings of their sounds for a giant-sized "See and Say" experience. back to top