Dallas World Aquarium

Located in downtown Dallas's West End Historic District, the Dallas World Aquarium is a renowned aquarium and zoo that opened its doors in 1992. It offers a unique way of viewing marine and terrestrial life in several unique and captivating exhibits.

The Dallas World Aquarium is dedicated to conserving threatened or endangered animals, many of which are cared for in its facility. It strives to educate and inspire people of all ages about preserving the environment and the creatures that inhabit it.

Beyond the unique animal encounters, visitors to the Dallas World Aquarium can also enjoy daily talks and feedings and various immersive and educational experiences. With its dedication to conservation, the aquarium offers a unique opportunity to learn about diverse ecosystems and the importance of preserving them for future generations.

Conservation is at the heart of the Dallas World Aquarium's mission. It participates in numerous conservation projects, both locally and internationally. These efforts include breeding programs for threatened or endangered species, the rescue of injured wildlife, and a variety of research initiatives.