Instead of hitting to road, we chose a fun week of staycation activities for Atlanta’s Spring Break. Among our stops was the Rio 2 movie featuring Bruno Mars, the Bio Bus by Georgia State University at the West End Library and we rounded out the week by visiting the Georgia Aquarium. We brought along our friends and shot this video showing some of the fun for preschoolers at the Georgia Aquarium.
This is (at least) our sixth visit to the Georgia Aquarium since A.J. was born and each time he seems to focus on something new. For Spring Break he was captivated by the interactive monitors and the environmental lessons we learned from a Georgia Aquarium Volunteer.
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Our family has visited the Georgia Aquarium several times and even had an annual membership with our AAA discount since it costs about the same as a few family visits. Buy your tickets or membership online at GeorgiaAquarium.org. We’ve also been invited to events including the Percy Jackson DVD release event.
Check out this video from A.J.’s conversation with the Deep Sea Diver at the Georgia Aquarium when he was just two!
Pre-K Visit to the Georgia Aquarium
We met a school tour from Alabama during Spring Break when we ate lunch outside in the green space between the Georgia Aquarium and the World of Coca-Cola. School tours are a huge draw and even pre-k students can get a behind the scenes look at the world’s largest aquarium. Did you know even Pre-K classes can arrange Instructor-Led and Self-Guided private tours?
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Taking my boys to the aquarium on a our family vacation last year was the highlight of our trip – so much to see and do for both adults and kids
My daughter would love to go there too! We’ve been to the zoo around here a couple times but its really small. We’ve never visited an aquarium before.
Stacie,
I’m sure we’ll go back to the Aquarium this summer, when it’s too hot to play outside in Atlanta.
Check out an aquarium near you or when you travel!
My kids love aquariums – we’ve been to several but haven’t visited Georgia in a long time. My son would enjoy this very much.
We LOVE the aquarium. It is such an educational experience and kids are having so much fun they don’t even realize they are learning!
Kids love the aquarium!! So nice to see them having a great time!