Welcome To SeaQuest
Visit SeaQuest for an exciting journey around the planet! See thousands of animals from 5 continents of the planet, without ever getting on a flight.
ANIMALS RESCUED BY SEAQUEST USA
IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS BY SEAQUEST USA
HUMANS INSPIRED TO CARE FOR ANIMALS
Know Before You Go …
Who is ready to travel the world with us?
When you visit another country you need a passport. At SeaQuest, a passport is a ticket to go on a safari and deep sea adventure from the comfort of a mall near you. Daily and Annual passports are available. Passports may be used at all locations. Purchase online or in store.
How do I feed the animals?
The animals at SeaQuest eat a carefully monitored diet, but usually leave room for dessert!
That’s where you come in.
When you arrive, you’ll have the option to buy feeding tokens. These feeding tokens can be used in vending machines to buy snacks for certain animals.
A staff member will assist you in sharing your snacks with the right animals!
Why do the feeding tokens cost so much money for so little food?
The pricing and quantities have been set to protect the animals from over-feeding. We appreciate your understanding and care.
Will I just see fish?
No, at SeaQuest you’ll see animals from land and sea. SeaQuest is home to over 1200 animals of 300 different species! Each SeaQuest location has different animals that may change from time to time. Expect to see stingrays, sharks, turtles, snakes, lizards, and birds.
How should I pack for this trip?
Be prepared for some bird poop and some splashing!
Most of our facilities have aviaries or bird homes. The birds might sit on your head, shoulders, arms, legs, and even jump near your shoes.
Most of our facilities have aviaries or bird homes. The birds might sit on your head, shoulders, arms, legs, and even jump near your shoes.
Since you can touch fish, stingrays, sharks and other sea animals at SeaQuest, you may get wet from some splashing!
How can I be kind to the animals?
- Listen to the SeaQuest team members for instructions
- Use a two-finger touch to pet from the neck down their back
- Be patient with the animals’ schedules. All of our mammals have access to their own private space away from guests. If an animal is not visible, they are probably taking a quiet nap!
- Remember that SeaQuest is the home of our animals. We are all guests in their homes. They appreciate our respect and curiosity!