Blue Zoo Aquarium Oklahoma City

We drove 2 hours to go here to see the mermaid.It was 60$ for 3 of us to go ! My kiddo is 3 and shouldn't have to pay full price almost for a child that young.Once we were in there was barely any fish there! The tanks were all dirty which I was like wow... we came to an aquarium you'd think there'd be so many fish to see! We waited and hour to see the mermaid which was the only things that was nice about the place! I wish we got a refund and went somewhere else not worth all that kinda money super disappointed!Also to add every time we tried to feed the animals the workers were just putting people down left and right making you feel bad for trying to feed.

Went on a Tuesday afternoon and checked in at gift shop. Paid our Senior fee, ( which was still too much). She told us to go through the doors.Entered and only 1 other couple I'm the area. We enjoyed the large fish as you walked in. The stingrays were good.The rest on this first level was nothing much. I just happened to ask if this is all there is? I was in disbelief that we paid for what we saw. Young girl with blue streaks said there was a second floor with more. She pointed to elevator since we had a stroller. We went up and only one other with 3 kids there. Only thing on this level that we really enjoyed was the birds. Water with turtle was cool but seemed dirty.They did have several areas to climb or play on..We were very disappointed. Overpriced, sad this is what you get.So , I looked up to see what others thought.Come to find out you can feed a few things there. It would of been nice to first be told there was 2 levels and about feeding!I'm not sure it would change my opinion but it would of been good to know. Didnt even know you could touch anything except stingrays. We didn't notice any worker on top floor walking around or giving information. The Actual OKC Zoo has fish and more, it's worth the price.So definitely perfer driving to Jenks or Springfield for an aquarium.

Wasn't sure what to expect as was our first time but my son thoroughly enjoyed it. Seeing all the different animals was definitely a learning experience for him. I also appreciated the different educational play stations for the kids to have fun with as well as learn. That was a huge win for me. I would definitely take my son back here

It was okay. Me and my friend came here as we both love aquariums and were excited to find one on our Oklahoma trip. Tickets weren't horribly expensive but it still was about $20 each (two adults). Perhaps I didn't read the description well enough or look well enough into it, but we were highly disappointed. The exhibits were rather dirty and small. There's two small floors. Both have play areas for kiddos but very few animals. Wish we had known it was catered more towards kids and not more like a normal aquarium. We did like petting the stingrays (which was advertised as a paid experience but we didn't have to for some reason) but that was about it.

For two adults it was $45... baby was free of course. Not sure where to start other than GROSS. Don't waste your money!80% of the tanks have the same fish in them... many tanks look like they were bought at garage sale.

We really enjoyed coming here over the summer. If you don't get the season pass you're paying around $14 per person, so if you're able to get a season pass it's silly not to, especially if you plan on going more than a few times. I always felt like the animals were well taken care of and given the fact that it was inside of a mall, it's pretty large. You can interact with almost all of the animals, they have a whole bird cage and an upstairs where kids can play, even a rock wall. Tons of different fish and reptiles. Cute fun place

I took my almost 2 year old son here and he had a blast. The activities are revolved around kids but the assortment of fish and wild life is something everyone can enjoy. The only reason I'm giving this place 3 stars is because my son developed Hand Foot Mouth Virus after going here. It's a cesspool for germs! Especially the water activities for kids

We took our granddaughters here. It's a very cool place. I gave it 4 stars because there were several of the play areas that were broken. I also didn't like that a couple of the fun things needed tokens. It was really hard to buy tokens. They had a machine that you could buy them from but it was cash only exact change only. You could also buy them at the concession stand but there was rarely anyone working there. The girls wanted to feed the large turtles. They each needed a token. The tokens were $2.50 each. Each girl only got to feed the turtle one small slice of potato. Took all of 2 seconds to feed it. Seemed a really high price for that. We paid over $70 for the 4 of us to get in. It was a fun but expensive outing. We also had to have token to get bird food. The bird cage was really cool. If you had some food in your hand, the birds would land all over you. Very cool and it was worth the $5 of tokens we used to get the food. We got to pet some stingrays. They would swim over and bump into your hand. Very cool. We also petted 2 large turtles and a lizard. There was a tank you could put your hand in and little fish would come up and nibble on your hand. So fun. They had a mermaid who read books to us and took pictures with everyone. The girls loved it.

We had my daughter's 2 year old birthday here. They went above and beyond for her party! I'd highly recommend having a child's birthday at the Blue Zoo. All of the kids AND the adults had a blast!

Luckily we got a Groupon deal otherwise it would have been too much money for a small dirty, smelly aquarium. The worse men's room that I have ever used.