National Aquarium
National Aquarium
4.5
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Considered one of the world's best aquariums, the National Aquarium's mission is to inspire conservation of the world's aquatic treasures. It champions environmental initiatives by engaging with visitors, volunteers, education groups and schools to actively participate in the preservation of the world's natural resources and living systems. The National Aquarium delivers meaningful experiences through its living collection of more than 20,000 animals from more than 800 species of fish, birds, amphibians, reptiles, marine mammals and sharks, as well as through exclusive behind-the-scenes experiences like sleepovers and tours, science-based education programs and hands-on experiences in the field.
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- Bob LSouthlake, Texas46 contributionsFun few hoursGreat location on Inner Harbor. A little pricy but once inside you see why. There is plenty to see and exhibits are VERY well done and spectacular! We worked our way leisurely through and took over 2 hours trying to see it all.Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 14, 2023
- Jen R108 contributionsFun activityIt's a huge aquarium, many levels to it. There is so much to see there even though it took us about an hour to get through. We went on Friday after 5pm where tickets are cheaper. $20 kids, $25 adults.Visited December 2023Traveled with familyWritten December 24, 2023
- legalpikeProspect, Kentucky85 contributionsExcellent trip.Great aquarium. My family has gone to numerous other aquariums and this is definitely a close second to the Georgia aquarium. This place is well done and even with a packed crowd there was still space to see everything.Visited February 2024Traveled with familyWritten February 19, 2024
- montanapescadoAlbuquerque, New Mexico1,471 contributionsThe best stop in BaltimoreThis is an exceptional aquarium, well laid out and displayed. Try to go off peak if possible for best viewing opportunities. Parking options are difficult and/or expensive, so be prepared and allow time.Visited February 2024Traveled with friendsWritten March 1, 2024
- RogueTrippersGuelph, Canada5,465 contributionsGreat AquariumEvery time we go to Baltimore, RogueTrippers always visit the National Aquarium. It is located right on the harbourfront, making it an easy place to visit. This is a world-class aquarium with amazing exhibits of various sea life from around the world. The Aquarium is rather large, and there are a lot of amazing creatures and displays. Plan a few hours for your visit to enjoy it in its entirety. It can easily be included in your day at the Harbour. Including shops, restaurants, attractions, etc. In our Roguetrippers 48 hour itinerary we did the aquarium and many many other things in Baltimore. Canadian visitors: If your credit card needs a PIN, order your tickets ahead of time online. The aquarium doesn’t have the appropriate equipment to handle PIN access cards, which is very frustrating, although not completely disruptive. The cost is hefty, like most aquariums.Visited August 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten March 6, 2024
- Deborah TMaryland279 contributionsNational AquariumThree generations loved our visit to the National Aquarium. Easy access for all with stairs, escalators, elevators, ramps and moving sidewalks. You will need to check your stroller if you bring one. We went mid week and the crowds weren't too bad. It was a homeschooling day so there were many children but that also meant there were extra personnel with tables set up for information. The touch pools were closed (remodeling, I think) but everything else was open. The sharks and jellyfish were natural favorites but don't discount the Australian section or the Amazonian Rain forest. Dolphins are available to see however they do not do "shows" anymore. The cafes are priced as expected in tourist areas. They have a gift shop. I was told to save my tickets (corporate event tickets) to use for discounts but they do not have a military/veteran discount.Visited March 2024Traveled with familyWritten March 14, 2024
- CatherineCelloAvon, Ohio100 contributionsTruly the National AquariumI thought my husband was crazy to have us leave DC to go to Baltimore for the acquarium and Fort McHenry, but I'm so glad he did! This acquarium is huge. We were there for 3 hrs with no problem. It's all really well planned- there were even snack streams right when my kids got hungry. The 4D theater is so fun (if your children are sensory avoiders or are easily shocked, the 4D theater is not for you). The dolphin area is so relaxing. You can just go there and sit and watch them for as long as you want. If we hadn't been with small children, we probably would have spent another 90 minutes there- that's how large and in depth it is. Parking is down the street in a garage. Hard Rock Cafe and Phillips seafood are right there on the same plaza.Visited April 2024Traveled with familyWritten April 4, 2024
- Alexandra C35 contributionsDon’t let the ticket prices deter you. This is a must see if you are visiting the DC area.The price was a bit of a deterrent at first but I am glad we went as they had some animals that I have not seen before. The layout of the aquarium is really cool and the exhibits are top notch. The exhibits are very informative and easy to read. There is a jellyfish touch pool which of the likes I have never seen before. A few of the fish they have there were some of the biggest I have seen of those species. The highlight of the experience was getting to see the “Irwin’s Turtle,” the “Australian Lung Fish” and the absolutely massive fish in the Amazon exhibit. I loved the layout of the main exhibit when you first walk in and the seemingly stacked tanks when you get to the shark/reef exhibit. The only thing I did find upsetting was the dolphin exhibit as it was basically a big tank which is good as they have room to swim but yet the only enrichment the animals had was a ball that we saw. There were no rubbing rocks or anything like what we have seen at other aquariums that had dolphin exhibits. The national aquarium needs to look at how the Georgia aquarium has its dolphin exhibit set up as it’s much more cetacean friendly versus a big empty metal tank.Visited May 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten May 10, 2024
- naa aAccra, Ghana150 contributionsAquariumVery insightful tour. Had a great learning time seeing all the amazing water and sea animals. Some things from Africa like the cocoa tree and plantain. Touched a jelly fish and some crab . It was great.Visited May 2024Traveled with friendsWritten May 28, 2024
- moviegeekjnPhoenix, Arizona2,355 contributionsExcellent but PriceyVery good Aquarium, among the best in the U.S. but very high priced. Justification is indicated since it claims to contribute to sea and water conservation efforts. A variety of exhibits with many kid friendly areas, and this seems to be working with many young visitors the summer day I was there. Theshark exhibit is a huge draw.Visited June 2024Traveled soloWritten June 26, 2024
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acrinker
5 contributions
Mar 2021
While the aquarium is beautiful and parking is conveniently located, I can't say we enjoyed our trip to the fullest. We chose to purchase tickets online for the evening slots, which was very simple to do online. The website clearly stated their COVID guidelines and if they were not abided by, that the guest(s) would be asked to leave. I was happy to read the guidelines and happy to think they would be enforced, however, I was wrong. There were clusters of large families crowding exhibits for 5+ minutes at a time, not giving 6ft or even an inch of space from different parties. Children were climbing on tanks, banging on the glass, and constantly getting under my feet.
I also paid $80 for two adult tickets and the entire Rainforest floor was closed, dolphin shows were discontinued, and the main gift shop was closed. I was frustrated to find out we could not tour the entire rainforest floor of the museum and still paid full price.The gift shop closure by the entrance wouldn't of been bothersome, however, the only one open was tiny and was not sizable for the amount of guests in it. The poor two cashiers were slammed with a long line wrapping around the gift shop.
I can appreciate the aquarium's attempt at their COVID guidelines, but they were not enforced at all. They could of used attendants stationed around the museum at certain points to make sure things were evened out. We will not be back until the pandemic lifts.
I also paid $80 for two adult tickets and the entire Rainforest floor was closed, dolphin shows were discontinued, and the main gift shop was closed. I was frustrated to find out we could not tour the entire rainforest floor of the museum and still paid full price.The gift shop closure by the entrance wouldn't of been bothersome, however, the only one open was tiny and was not sizable for the amount of guests in it. The poor two cashiers were slammed with a long line wrapping around the gift shop.
I can appreciate the aquarium's attempt at their COVID guidelines, but they were not enforced at all. They could of used attendants stationed around the museum at certain points to make sure things were evened out. We will not be back until the pandemic lifts.
Written March 31, 2021
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Thank you for visiting the National Aquarium. We are doing our best to make sure all our guests and staff feel safe and are safe while at the Aquarium, and we continue to monitor COVID-related recommendations and alter our policies based on the latest guidance. All of the Aquarium’s award-winning exhibits remain open for guests; however, as part of our response to COVID-19, the touchpools in Living Seashore and most of the amphitheater seating in Dolphin Discovery are currently closed. We have not offered dolphin shows in several years, but from the underwater viewing area, guests can watch these intelligent, playful marine mammals and observe how they learn, play and interact with each other.
Written April 12, 2021
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NoviceFlyer
Ridgewood, NJ17 contributions
Jun 2021 • Family
I have been to this aquarium before and I found that it is a bit costly considering both the visit and convenience of parking at the closest parking garage. I say costly based on what you get to see in comparison to other aquariums I have been to before.
Nevertheless I decided that I would give it another chance and bring along other family members. All in all we were 5 adults, 2 children, 1 toddler and a 4 month infant.
Upon arrival I was shocked to find that strollers were not allowed in the building due to policy. So now to make a long story short the management was not able to grant an exception nor did they provide some compensation. We traveled 4-5 hours to spend 2-3 hours there. The only thing they were able to do was refund us and provide a discount for parking.
Now since they make exceptions for people with disabilities why can’t they grant this for infants?
I think they could have bargained with us and told us the toddler will have to be carried and we would have to store the strollers in the car. I am sure we were not the first who ran into this issue. Alternative is to refund us and offer us 50% tickets in the future or free considering situation.
If you dig deep you can find this policy they have so they are covering themselves. My position would be to state this on the website. Make it simple. No strollers, no food, no drink except for water bottles and baby food—something like that on the web page and ticket. It should be highlighted!
For this reason alone I downgrade them from 3 star to 1. We are very disappointed!
Nevertheless I decided that I would give it another chance and bring along other family members. All in all we were 5 adults, 2 children, 1 toddler and a 4 month infant.
Upon arrival I was shocked to find that strollers were not allowed in the building due to policy. So now to make a long story short the management was not able to grant an exception nor did they provide some compensation. We traveled 4-5 hours to spend 2-3 hours there. The only thing they were able to do was refund us and provide a discount for parking.
Now since they make exceptions for people with disabilities why can’t they grant this for infants?
I think they could have bargained with us and told us the toddler will have to be carried and we would have to store the strollers in the car. I am sure we were not the first who ran into this issue. Alternative is to refund us and offer us 50% tickets in the future or free considering situation.
If you dig deep you can find this policy they have so they are covering themselves. My position would be to state this on the website. Make it simple. No strollers, no food, no drink except for water bottles and baby food—something like that on the web page and ticket. It should be highlighted!
For this reason alone I downgrade them from 3 star to 1. We are very disappointed!
Written June 2, 2021
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We know that the fact we are unable to accommodate strollers inside the Aquarium due to space concerns and safety issues can be inconvenient for guests visiting with small children. The policy is noted on our website and in our email receipts and, to be fair to all our guests, we cannot make exceptions. Guests are always welcome to carry babies and toddlers through the Aquarium, or use child carriers, and we provide an area where strollers can be parked. As a nonprofit organization that relies on admission tickets and memberships to care for the animals at the Aquarium as well as support our animal rescue efforts, habitat restoration work and education programs, we appreciate your visit.
Written June 11, 2021
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LoveToTravelTerrie
Frisco, TX1,304 contributions
Feb 2020
We walked up in the late afternoon on a Friday in February and had no problem getting in. I heard that tickets were discounted on Fridays after 5:30 which would be a nice savings. Having been to several aquariums in different cities I have to say that there were not that many animals housed here and most were very common animals so there was nothing unique or special about this place to me. However the animals appeared healthy and their environments clean. Staff were happy to answer questions and point out animals. It was an enjoyable visit.
Written February 25, 2020
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Kita_Marz
Rochester, NY73 contributions
Jul 2021
I must admit, I was somewhat disappointed with this experience.
1. They need more crowd control. The place was packed and people would just stand around in areas for long periods of time. They should have signs encouraging people to keep it moving after a couple of minutes.
2. The A/C was not adequate on a hot July day.
3. The touch tank had a few stingrays and horseshoe crabs. With the amount of people and everyone just standing around, it was hard to touch anything. Once again, it would be helpful if the staff monitoring the area would encourage people to keep it moving. They did have a jelly fish tank that was well stocked and it was pretty cool to touch one. They should add hand washing stations to the touch tank area. All they had was hand sanitizer on the way out.
4. For such a large building, I was left feeling like I didn't see much. Especially for costs.
I wouldn't visit again, but overall it was an ok experience. It would have been better if there weren't so many people. I visit aquariums when I travel and I have to say, the Tennessee Aquarium is around this size but has so much more for a cheaper price and with better sanitary practices (and this was before COVID). Someone who works here should visit that one and see how they run things.
1. They need more crowd control. The place was packed and people would just stand around in areas for long periods of time. They should have signs encouraging people to keep it moving after a couple of minutes.
2. The A/C was not adequate on a hot July day.
3. The touch tank had a few stingrays and horseshoe crabs. With the amount of people and everyone just standing around, it was hard to touch anything. Once again, it would be helpful if the staff monitoring the area would encourage people to keep it moving. They did have a jelly fish tank that was well stocked and it was pretty cool to touch one. They should add hand washing stations to the touch tank area. All they had was hand sanitizer on the way out.
4. For such a large building, I was left feeling like I didn't see much. Especially for costs.
I wouldn't visit again, but overall it was an ok experience. It would have been better if there weren't so many people. I visit aquariums when I travel and I have to say, the Tennessee Aquarium is around this size but has so much more for a cheaper price and with better sanitary practices (and this was before COVID). Someone who works here should visit that one and see how they run things.
Written July 5, 2021
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Michael D
Clarksboro, NJ23 contributions
Jan 2021
Just returned from a weekend trip to Baltimore and decided to go to the National Aquarium. Due to the Pandemic, they required reservations which need to be made on-line for a particular time slot and need to be paid for in advance (with no refund). Not so bad, I thought, at least we could walk right in if we go at the reserved time. Wrong, we arrive 15 minutes before the reserved time to a huge line with zero to no social distancing. We waited in the line for 40 minutes, before being given access. Upon entry, we were instructed to social distance and out temperatures were taken. I guess there were no worries about us when we were waiting in line for 40 minutes. Horrible experience!!!!
Written January 18, 2021
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Thank you for visiting the National Aquarium; we apologize for your inconvenience with entry this week. On Monday, January 18, we implemented new timed entry protocols in collaboration with the Baltimore City Health Department to better manage our total in-building capacity and reduce the number of guests admitted during peak period to ensure social distancing can be maintained by all guests. Additionally, we’ve added social distancing markers outdoors to help with spacing for the outside line. These changes are being made in addition to our previously established safety procedures in response to COVID-19. The entry process has gone more smoothly each day, but we appreciate your feedback and patience as we do our best to keep everyone as safe as possible while continuing to provide fun, positive experiences for guests.
Written January 21, 2021
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scott g
Annapolis, MD47 contributions
Jul 2021
We took three of our grandchildren to the National Aquarium. Overall the the experience was disappointing. Despite purchasing timed tickets, the venue was was significantly overcrowded. The younger children were crowed out from seeing the exhibits. Access to two upper floors was closed because of the breakdown of the escalator. A heart condition precluded the use of stairs and the elevators were inadequate.
We purchased the add on movie tickets. What a joke. Poor science coupled with cheap stunts. Because of the lack of adequate signage we needed directions to the theater. We we able to get a wave in the general direction from staff once they finished their personal conversation.
I felt the Aquarium was was over priced, over crowed, and lacking in effective transmission of information.
We purchased the add on movie tickets. What a joke. Poor science coupled with cheap stunts. Because of the lack of adequate signage we needed directions to the theater. We we able to get a wave in the general direction from staff once they finished their personal conversation.
I felt the Aquarium was was over priced, over crowed, and lacking in effective transmission of information.
Written July 10, 2021
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Thank you for bringing your grandchildren to the National Aquarium; we’re sorry to hear you were disappointed by your experience. We continue to closely monitor COVID cases and align our practices appropriately and in line with guidance from local officials, as we have throughout the pandemic. The Aquarium does tend to be less crowded on weekday mornings than it is on weekday afternoons and on weekends. We apologize that the escalator issue prevented you from seeing the exhibits on the upper floors, and that the staff members you encountered were not more friendly and helpful. We hope you will consider returning one day so we can give you a better experience.
Written July 23, 2021
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Rob
Bethesda, MD2 contributions
Jul 2020
I love this aquarium, but they are not taking social distancing seriously.
I went with my kids over a weekend, and I was shocked at how CROWDED it was. You are basically moving through the museum in a slow, crowded line from start to finish. Didn't see a single staff member in most exhibits. I walked out with the kids and complained at the exit.
I am a member and I support this aquarium, but I will not be going back for the foreseeable future. If you are researching potential indoor activities during COVID, this is a major fail. Avoid, go someplace else.
I went with my kids over a weekend, and I was shocked at how CROWDED it was. You are basically moving through the museum in a slow, crowded line from start to finish. Didn't see a single staff member in most exhibits. I walked out with the kids and complained at the exit.
I am a member and I support this aquarium, but I will not be going back for the foreseeable future. If you are researching potential indoor activities during COVID, this is a major fail. Avoid, go someplace else.
Written July 21, 2020
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Thank you for supporting the National Aquarium as a member; we are sorry your recent visit did not meet your expectations. If you would like to share more feedback directly with our membership team, you can reach them at members@aqua.org.
We assure you that we are taking social distancing seriously and trying to balance keeping everyone safe while creating fun, memorable experiences for our guests. Among other safety measures (https://aqua.org/visit/covid-response ), we are limiting the number of people allowed inside the Aquarium at any one time to 25% of total occupancy and requiring all guests over the age of 2 to wear masks. We have staff and signs throughout the Aquarium reminding people to stay at least 6 feet apart from one another.
We are also surveying all visitors about how safe and comfortable they felt in the Aquarium, and making adjustments as needed. You should have received a survey by email and we hope you will respond if you haven't already.
Thank you again for your support as a member, and we look forward to seeing you at the Aquarium again once you're ready.
Written July 24, 2020
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brittany z z
Amherst, MA125 contributions
Jan 2021 • Friends
I went on Jan 1 for the reduced Friday rates. The place was insanely packed even though they have a reservation system and supposedly limit the people coming in. I can’t see how that was limited and would hate to see it at full capacity. I wonder if they are just saying that, but are doing whatever they want to get as much money from as many people despite a pandemic. Many people were walking around with masks below nose or taking them down for breaks amongst the crowd. You couldn’t stay 6 feet away from anyone and the kids were running around everywhere. The ventilation will be poor in the rainforest exhibits most likely and I’m not sure if they checked their ventilation system to make sure it’s in CDC guidance. As a caveat, I have been out and about during COVID working, traveling, and going to attractions. So I know the realities that no place is perfect and some places do better than others, but this was just ridiculous in being a potential super spreader event that I couldn’t say nothing. We had to leave quickly because it wasn’t safe at all. I’m still giving it 2 stars because from what I can see the exhibits are nice and I appreciate them planning to move the dolphins to a more appropriate sanctuary to be more humane.
Written January 2, 2021
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traveler
1 contribution
Oct 2020
Very cool aquarium! The building is modern and up to date with surroundings making you feel immersed in the experience-foliage, waterfalls, birds, sounds. Never seen such an aquarium before! Knowledgeable and friendly staff pointing out the different characteristics of the sea life. Awesome shark and dolphin viewing. The downside is that there is no parking on premises and tickets are a bit pricey-$39 per adult.
Written October 6, 2020
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SBtraveler8
Indiana125 contributions
Aug 2021 • Friends
We love nature, both just being outdoors and learning in zoos and aquariums, and the animals here were impressive.
Sadly, even with their “limiting” attendance because of covid, it was unpleasantly crowded. Spent most of our time looking at the backs of other visitors and waiting in line. At $40/person, I absolutely expect to be able to see into the tanks and read the signs.
And if you’re not going to hand out maps, you should have more posted than just the ONE on the counter at the information desk.
Basically, make your own call — if you feel like $40 is a fair price for a cattle-like visit to peer around other people’s bodies, go for it.
The bathrooms are inadequate in number/size and were so gross.
The 4D shark movie is $5 for 12 minutes. It’s actually quite good (still pricey at 42 cents/minute).
Sadly, even with their “limiting” attendance because of covid, it was unpleasantly crowded. Spent most of our time looking at the backs of other visitors and waiting in line. At $40/person, I absolutely expect to be able to see into the tanks and read the signs.
And if you’re not going to hand out maps, you should have more posted than just the ONE on the counter at the information desk.
Basically, make your own call — if you feel like $40 is a fair price for a cattle-like visit to peer around other people’s bodies, go for it.
The bathrooms are inadequate in number/size and were so gross.
The 4D shark movie is $5 for 12 minutes. It’s actually quite good (still pricey at 42 cents/minute).
Written August 30, 2021
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If you have a membership and you visit with someone who isn't on the membership, are they covered under the free admission because there are only two people? Or does free admission only cover you and not the other person you brought?
Written August 5, 2022
Not all places are the same so unfortunately you’re gonna have to go online and see whether or not it does or call
Written August 6, 2022
We are coming on Sunday. Is it ok to buy tickets at the door as we are not sure when we will arrive?
Written August 4, 2022
I am planning a visit this weekend, do we need to be vaccinated in order to enter?
Written June 23, 2022
Are the restaurants any good at the Aquarium?
Written April 13, 2022
We did not eat here but just outside the aquarium they are plenty of good restaurants.
Written April 19, 2022
Sorry this something you will have to reach out to them about
Written April 14, 2022
National Aquarium Representative
Baltimore, Maryland
There are dozens of hotels within walking distance to the Inner Harbor, where the National Aquarium is located.
Written June 2, 2021
I want to get a ticket to the aquarium for 4:45PM, but the aquarium closes at 5pm, does that mean I only have 15 minutes or no?
Written April 18, 2021
National Aquarium Representative
Baltimore, Maryland
Hi - Guests may tour up to 90 minutes after the last entry time (5PM). Therefore, you will have 1 hour and 45 minutes to tour the Aquarium if you enter at 4:45PM.
Written April 19, 2021
What is the current amount of time you can expect to spend visiting the aquarium right now during the pandemic, is it a different timeframe from before the pandemic?
Written March 3, 2021
We took two hours and that with a 4 and 6 year old. There were less people so it felt like we saw to see the sea creatures a lot faster.
Written March 3, 2021
National Aquarium Representative
Baltimore, Maryland
We are asking all guests and members to reserve their timed entries in advance online. With limited capacity, there is a high likelihood that we will sell out busier days. For the most up-to-date information on available tickets, please visit, the Buy Tickets page on our website.
Written March 8, 2021
National Aquarium Representative
Baltimore, Maryland
We are asking all guests and members to reserve their timed entries in advance online. With limited capacity, there is a high likelihood that we will sell out busier days. For the most up-to-date information on available tickets, please visit, the Buy Tickets page on our website.
Written February 11, 2021
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