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The Oklahoma Aquarium is ground level and wheelchair accessible. Calendar. Access our calendar to view upcoming events. Contact Us. Please call 918-296-3474 or email [email protected] with questions. Frequently Asked Questions. Read through our visitors' most frequently asked questions. Food & Gifts

2023年11月4日 · The Oklahoma Aquarium is grateful to the community for ongoing support and strives to give back whenever possible. However, we receive more requests for donated tickets than we can accommodate, so please review the following guidelines before sending your …

The Oklahoma Aquarium is in Jenks, a suburb south of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Please note that access to the Oklahoma Aquarium from the Creek Turnpike/OK-364 is slightly altered to accommodate a smoother traffic flow.

Now at the Oklahoma Aquarium: experience a behind-the-scenes adventure like never before! Guests can have up-close encounters with their favorite aquatic animals. Help our biology staff feed zebra sharks, watch us feed our juvenile bull sharks, and …

Find information about different animals that live in the aquarium and the exhibits offered to the public.

Now at the Oklahoma Aquarium: experience a behind-the-scenes adventure like never before! Guests can have up-close encounters with their favorite aquatic animals. Help our biology staff feed zebra sharks, watch us feed our juvenile bull sharks, and …

The Oklahoma Aquarium is home to the world’s largest collection of bull sharks. Ten of the “most dangerous sharks known to man” inhabit a 380,000-gallon saltwater tank and tunnel, along with three nurse sharks.

The Oklahoma Aquarium opened its doors to the public on May 28, 2003, although the facility was a dream and passion for founders Dr. P.R. Ramey and Doug Kemper in 1984.

Experience an aquatic field trip in the arts and sciences through a partnership with the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra. Students visit three galleries in the aquarium to learn about a particular animal or habitat combined with a selected musical ensemble—like sharks and strings!