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Sloth looking at the camera during the sloth encounter at The Florida Aquarium

June 2, 2025

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Looking for a cool way to spend the summer? Guests can beat the heat in the comfort of The Florida Aquarium’s air-conditioned exhibits as visitors dive into unforgettable experiences and new encounters for the whole family. From feeding a sloth to walking underwater, this season is packed with fintastic adventures designed to delight people of all ages.

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From brand-new animal encounters to unforgettable underwater adventures, The Florida Aquarium has summer plans covered—every day of the week. To view all of the experiences and make reservations, click here.

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