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  The Miami Seaquarium is a 38-acre aquarium and oceanarium located near downtown Miami and on the Virginia Key in Biscayne Bay. Founded in 1955, the aquarium is one of the oldest oceanariums in the United States. It is a great place for family outings, as the exhibits focus on various marine species and the history of the region. Besides its amazing exhibits, the aquarium also hosts a variety of educational programs and events. The underwater walking tour takes place in an underwater tank that is more than three times the size of the average aquarium. Visitors don diving helmets to enter the water, which is perfect for easy breathing and viewing the fishes. The 20-minute tour ends with a visit to Lolita's tank, which is 80 feet long, 35 feet wide, and 20 feet deep. The Miami Seaquarium is one of the largest animal-themed aquariums in Florida, but it's also one of the largest. The dolphins are an exciting part of the Miami Seaquarium's offerings. Not only can you meet Lolit...

Franklin Square is among the five original open-space parks built by William Penn when he designed the then-modern city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It's located in the Center City region, between 6th and 7th Streets, between Market Street and the historic Vine Street Expressway. Penn's plan was to have all of the city's public spaces in a single location, which would facilitate both outdoor and indoor shopping, gathering, and other activities. Today, it is one of Philadelphia's most popular destinations for outdoor recreation, nightlife, and cultural events. Franklin Square is home to a number of landmarks and sites. One of these is the 1812 Franklin Square Fountain, which is the only one of its kind in the entire city. The statue of an American Indian has stood on this site since the arrival of the first settlers. The fountain is open to the public seven days a week through the summer months, as well as during Franklin Square Fest, which is a special holiday event....

The Adventure Aquarium formerly known as the New Jersey State Aquarium is an entertaining kid-friendly amusement park that offers several live or painted aquatic creatures. It has been licensed to operate by the New Jersey State Aquarium. It has two themes, namely the City of New York and the Seaside City. Its main attraction is the Big Apple Aquarium which includes a replica of the New York City skyline and the Statue of Liberty. In addition to the attractions, there are also several shops and restaurants. At the end of June, the aquarium will close for renovations. For those who want to enjoy the New Jersey State Aquarium without having to pay the admission fee, they can buy one of the zoo's visitors' passes. The passes have different price ranges and are available before the end of May through September. They can be purchased online or at a New Jersey state park ticket office. Most of the passes include free entry into the Adventure Aquarium and other attractions. The pre-Kl...