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  • If you find yourself flying solo for a few hours while in Vegas, the Shark Reef Aquarium is the perfect, relaxing, get out of the heat retreat. I love all things ocean, so this was actually my second visit to the aquarium. Shark Reef isn't a typical "museum," "sterile" type environment like some other places. It's more of an overall experience of feeling like you've been emerged in the animal's natural habitats (if you've ever been think a much much smaller version of the Dallas World Aquarium). Located at an end corner of the Mandalay Bay past the floating river pool, the Aquarium is on the smaller size but still manages to house a broad array of interesting and beautiful sea creatures. Nicely done, not overly cheesy tropical theme. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. They have made a few changes in the last couple of years. Of course there are still the many varieties of sharks - amazing creatures can be watched while standing under a large tunnel with almost a 360 degree view. ..as well as other enclosures. I was really lucky to show up just in time to catch the last few moments of shark feeding (they don't post times for various feedings, so it's all chance)! And I got to touch a stingray (I wish my skin was so smooth) and pet a little funky looking horseshoe crab. Tons of other fishies - lionfish, triggers...the always mesmerizing jelly fish...huge octopus (he was hiding - boo hoo)...and Green Sea Turtles!!!" I like turtles." Actually, I love turtles! I don't remember seeing these guys last time, so I think they are a fairly new addition. Nice! So majestic! And snaps for Reef for housing and rehabilitating these endangered species. As good as I remembered! Not typical of what you would expect in Vegas, but a very welcomed addition. Tip: Admission is $18 for adults; however, if you search many of the Las Vegas "to do" magazines you're certain to come across a coupon to save a few bucks.
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