This is the second time we've done the reef. First time was back in 2007. Everything is almost exactly the same, but the tanks are awesome and the sting ray/crab tank is cool. Saw some neat fish.

This is the second time we've done the reef. First time was back in 2007. Everything is almost exactly the same, but the tanks are awesome and the sting ray/crab tank is cool. Saw some neat fish.
My son had a great time here he loves fish so if you have young children definetly worth going. It was a bit hot in there the last time I went and I am closterfobic and it gets a litte too tight in there especially in the summer so go early..
The aquarium was displayed on the front page of many 'to do' booklets when we arrived in Vegas so we decided to go along and see for ourselves. We were very disappointed - it took less than 20 minutes for us to look at the exhibits (including reading all the info on each tank and touching the manta rays) and...
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There were three adults and a teen in our party and we were all entertained. Best part was the educational lessons about over fishing and endangered species. Nice facilities and easy to navigate. You touch a sting ray!
Having been to aquariums in Florida, California, Oregon, and Hawaii, we figured this would be a so-so experience but worth it to entertain our kids for an hour or so. We were pleasantly surprised that this was a worthwhile experience for us all. There are lots of exhibits and the shark tank is really great. It is a little on...
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The shark reef was like many similar aquarium displays of sharks. The sharks were small, but interesting. Kids would probably enjoy this.
Lucky for us we got complimentary tickets. If we had paid for this we would have been highly disappointed! It took us ten minutes to walk round the whole attraction. It was advertised as a shark reef and yes we did see one or two baby sharks, though the rest of it was just large fish tanks. In my view...
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I originally found out about the shark reef when looking for any SCUBA diving opportunities for my trip to Vegas. When I saw the price of $650 for ONE dive, in a tank, I immediately decided against it. I did think however that it would be worth my while walking the short distance from Excalibur to Mandalay Bay so I...
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There are some nice sit and watch the fish go by views in the larger viewing areas, but don't expect to see much new. The guitarfish was probably the most unique fish there.
was well worth the money; awesome tanks and much to see; just as if you were in the wild with an aquarium tunnel over your head; great price and tours available and much variety.
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